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* [[Linux_Virtualization_Cloning_a_KVM_Guest_Virtual_Machine#Boot_the_Clone_and_Finalize_the_Configuration|Cloning a KVM Guest Virtual Machine]] | |||
* [[VMware Fusion Operations#Reconfigure_Linux_VM_Guest_Image|VMware Fusion Operations]] | * [[VMware Fusion Operations#Reconfigure_Linux_VM_Guest_Image|VMware Fusion Operations]] | ||
* [[VirtualBox Virtual Machine and Linux O/S Clone#Reconfigure_Linux_VM_Guest_Image|VirtualBox Virtual Machine and Linux O/S Clone ]] | * [[VirtualBox Virtual Machine and Linux O/S Clone#Reconfigure_Linux_VM_Guest_Image|VirtualBox Virtual Machine and Linux O/S Clone ]] | ||
Revision as of 21:33, 30 June 2017
Internal
- Cloning a KVM Guest Virtual Machine
- VMware Fusion Operations
- VirtualBox Virtual Machine and Linux O/S Clone
Sequence
- Change machine name.
- Pick an available IP address from IP address spreadsheet and update IP address spreadsheet.
- Change the IP address. On VirtualBox, the internal host-only IP interface is configured in ifcfg-eth0.
- If multicast was enabled and a static multicast added, update the IP address of the interface in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-*.
- Change machine ID.
- yum -y update
- Install various public keys in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys.