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 To run the CentOS5 vmware virtual machine (32 bits) containing the ACS release 2014.2 you'll need the latest version of vmware player (linux, windows), vmware workstation (linux, windows) or vmware fusion (mac). To reduce the load on the host machine, you may choose to run at user level 3 (no graphical environment). In this case, your host environment should be able to open an xterm and ssh connections to the guest OS.

Network

The network is configured to assign a fixed IP address to each virtual machine. The course virtual machines will be named:
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  • database
  • instrument
  • telescope
  • scheduler
  • integration
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Name Resp user IP (192.168.0.)
database Guigue teamd 111
instrument Danilo teami 114
telescope Fede teamt 110
scheduler César teams 117
integration Tomás cts 112
  Instructions to change the hostname of your virtual machine can be found in this article: CentOS name change. To facilitate name resolution, the hosts file in your virtual box should include an entry for each virtual machine used during the course: 
# virtual machine <vm_name>
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<		192.168.1.XXX .
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>		192.168.0.XXX .
 

alma unix group

An alma unix group with GID 335 should be created in your environment. This is strictly speaking just a convention, but since many scripts may make reference to this group, having it may make life simpler. If you don't have it, simple add it using the groupadd command:
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