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Fixes for Some Vagrant Issues on Fedora

Scott Lowe

So, I broke out Vagrant (with the Libvirt provider ) on my Fedora laptop—and promptly ran into a couple issues. I’ve written a fair amount on Vagrant, so feel free to browse all the “Vagrant”-tagged posts on the site for more information. In my testing yesterday, I ran into two networking-related issues.

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Using Vagrant with Libvirt on Fedora 27

Scott Lowe

In this post, I’m going to show you how to use Vagrant with Libvirt via the vagrant-libvirt provider when running on Fedora 27. Both Vagrant and Libvirt are topics I’ve covered more than a few times here on this site, but this is the first time I’ve discussed combining the two projects. Background. of Vagrant.

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Using VLANs with OVS and libvirt

Scott Lowe

In previous posts, I’ve shown you how to use Open vSwitch (OVS) with VLANs through fake bridges , as well as how to wrap libvirt virtual network around OVS fake bridges. This has been talked about elsewhere , but I wasn’t able to make it work until libvirt 1.0.0 Libvirt was compiled manually (see instructions here ).

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Running Arista vEOS on KVM

Scott Lowe

There are a number of other articles that help provide instructions on how to do this, but none of those that I found included the use of libvirt and/or Open vSwitch (OVS). There are a few key things to note about this libvirt domain XML: Note the boot order; the VM must boot from the Aboot ISO first.

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Link Aggregation and VLAN Trunking with Brocade FastIron Switches

Scott Lowe

To add a port to that VLAN, so that traffic across that port is tagged for the specified VLAN, use the tagged ethernet <interface> command. To add a range of ports to a VLAN, use the tagged ethernet <start interface> to <end interface> command. Otherwise, a port carries only untagged or tagged traffic.

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Removing OVS Configuration Settings

Scott Lowe

For example, if you set a VLAN tag on an port with this command: ovs-vsctl set port vnet0 tag=100. Then you could remove that VLAN tag with this command: ovs-vsctl remove port vnet0 tag 100. Using VLANs with OVS and libvirt. Normally, you can remove an OVS configuration setting using the ovs-vsctl remove command.

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Learning NVP, Part 4: Adding Hypervisors to NVP

Scott Lowe

To get a version of libvirt that supports Open vSwitch (OVS) , you’ll want to enable the Ubuntu Cloud Archive. The Ubuntu Cloud Archive is technically intended to allow users of Ubuntu LTS releases to install newer versions of OpenStack and its dependent packages (including libvirt). Compiling libvirt 1.0.0 Click Save.