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Julien DUMUR
Infrastructure in a Nutshell

To be able to deploy a virtual machine on your Nutanix cluster and have it reachable on your network, you will need to start by configuring the network(s) on your cluster.

Creating a network using Prism Element

Under Prism Element, in the “Settings > Network Configuration” menu is the list of all existing networks on the cluster, click on “Create Subnet”:

Then enter your network information, namely the name and vlan ID:

If you do not have a DHCP server, you can let Nutanix manage the addressing of the network created using the “Enable IP address management” option:

You will then need to complete all the options that would normally have been delivered by a traditional DHCP server:

Click “Save” once the settings are correct. Repeat for each VLAN you need on your infrastructure.

Creating a network using Prism Central

In Prism Central, network management is carried out in “Network & Security > Subnets”:

To add a new network, click “Create Subnet”:

It is then a form similar to that of Prism Element that must be completed by activating, or not, the “IP Address Management” option if you wish to leave the management of your addressing to Nutanix.

Official Nutanix documentation

Link to official documentation: https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/solutions/details?targetId=BP-2071-AHV-Networking:bp-ahv-network-management.html

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Do you want to improve your Linux diagnostics or kill time while waiting for your infrastructure to reboot? I have the solution !

Sad Servers

The Sad Servers site offers diverse and varied scenarios that will confront you with problems to resolve. Everything happens in the browser, no need for special software other than your usual browser.

sadservers

On the program, a “sick” server that you will have to take care of in as little time as possible. Be careful, although some scenarios may seem simple at first glance, a solid knowledge of Linux commands will greatly help you in your task.

How it works ?

Well it’s very simple, you select your scenario, you read the pitch, you start the console (allow 50 to 60s for the VM to start) and you can start to diagnose!

A help system is present if you no longer know what to do to resolve the current problem.

A perfect way to review your Linux commands and acquire/perfect your problem resolution skills.

The site: https://sadservers.com/

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Recently, my Ubiquiti USW-Pro-24-PoE switch had some connection issues with my Unifi console.

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An SSH access is a privileged entry point for hackers. Today I am offering you a guide that will allow you to strengthen the security of your SSH accesses, to reduce the attack surface, in order to make them much more difficult to attack.

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