Hi Guys,<\/p>\n
this Guide did cost me a lot of nerves and time, but its finally complete! So, thats the end of the setup: Ubuntu Setup<\/strong> SRSS 4.1 Setup<\/strong> 1) Get the required packages 1 1\/2) REBOOT! 2) Download and Unzip SRSS 3) Convert all .rpm to .deb packages 4) Install the .deb packages 5) Apply Patches 18) check dhcpd.conf (if you want DHCP) mv \/etc\/dhcpd\/dhcpd.conf \/etc\/dhcpd\/dhcpd.bak 19) patch and build the required kernel modules b) download and apply patches # create asoundrc for pulseaudio redirection 24) link tftpd server directory 25) manually fix the Xsetup file #!\/bin\/ksh -p<\/p>\n 26) manually fix the finishsession file if [ -d \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" ]<\/p>\n 27) finally you can start the SRSS by issuing the following commands 28) get server \"really\" online 29) reboot? NOTES: 17) utadm working example: ### Configuring Sun Ray Logging Functions<\/p>\n DHCP is not currently running, should I start it? ([Y]\/N): Y 17) working utadm example: Update 139550-02 and 139727-01 <\/strong><\/p>\n 1) download patches 2) convert 3) install 4) apply patches 1) download patches 2) convert 3) install 4) apply patches Extract of the Weblog mentioned above: Cleaning up<\/strong><\/p>\n Shrink VMware Image Files on Linux Appliances Works only with dynamic HDDs!<\/p>\n 1. Backup! Additional: Do you desperatly need to connect an real pc to just one VM? No problem! Here we go! All we need is an Switch with vlan Trunking. I used an Cisco c3560-poe8 for this, as it is my main work switch.<\/p>\n So you just need these snipets on the switch side: This is going to activate ip dhcp snooping globaly on the switch these are the vlans, one main, one \u201ctest\u201d for the vm normal client port vm client port which does access vlan 999 vm server port, which does access normal vlan 1, and does trunk the rest Thats it! And then, you can do pxe, dhcp, sunray, and allll you want!<\/p>\n So, thats it finally! NOTES:
\nThe most of this stuff is ripped from this<\/a> nearly perfect guide.
\nBut problem is, I did had some difficulties setting it up and got into serious troubles about dhcp (not working), dpkg (screwed up totaly) and other nasty things.
\nIn the end I did this installation about 4 times, but now its working, and guess what? I did do complete notes! And I'm going to share these with you! ^^.<\/p>\n
\nAn Ubuntu JeOS Server 9.04 i386 with Vmware Tools, running on a ESXi 4.0 machine, with an SunRay Server Software (SRSS) Version 4.1!
\nNow, thats somethin' ain't it?
\nOk, lets rock!<\/p>\n
\n1) Download Ubuntu-Server 9.04 i386 image ( http:\/\/www.ubuntu.com\/getubuntu\/download-server )
\n2) Upload it onto your VMWare machine
\n3) Setup an new VM (Custom, Ubuntu Linux(32bit!), 2(!!) NIC Cards, Dynamic (SIZE) HDD(!!!))
\n4) Install Ubuntu Server with JeOS (so, boot the VM, choose your Language on the inital Ubuntu Setup Screen, press F4 and chose the \"Minimal Virtual Machine\" and then press Install Ubuntu)
\n5) Just an normal installation, you can choose the \"Base System\" and \"OpenSSH Server\" as additional \"apt-get\"'s.
\n6) After installation you need to install gdm:
\n sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
\n sudo apt-get install gdm
\n sudo \/etc\/init.d\/gdm start
\n sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
\n7) Just do an quick sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade to see wheter everything is alright.
\n8) Thats it, your Ubuntu Server is working!<\/p>\n
\n0) Got root?
\n sudo su<\/p>\n
\n apt-get install libldap-2.4-2 libmotif3 module-assistant tk8.4 tomcat5.5 sun-java6-jre
\n apt-get install ldap-utils dhcp3-server nscd gawk iputils-ping pdksh unzip alien libgdbm3
\n apt-get install libx11-6 libfreetype6 libsasl2-2 libxt6 zlib1g gdm devscripts xkb-data-legacy
\n apt-get install xfonts-base atftpd xfonts-100dpi xfonts-75dpi xfonts-cyrillic wget ed<\/p>\n
\n reboot<\/p>\n
\n cd \/tmp\/srss
\n download SRSS 4.1 package from sun.com (doesn't matter, I used the SUSE Enterprise Package, should be all the same!)
\n unzip srss_4.1_linux.zip<\/p>\n
\n find srss_4.1 -name \"SUNW*i386.rpm\" -exec alien -d {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n find . -name \"sunw*deb\" -exec dpkg -i {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n wget -O \/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWut41-1.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/6\/67\/Patch-SUNWut41-1.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/1\/15\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWkio.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/f\/ff\/Patch-SUNWkio.txt
\n cd \/opt
\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWut41-1.txt\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/srss\/Patch-SUNWkio.txt\n\n\n6) init.d startup-script\n wget -O \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/3\/33\/Zsunray-init41.sh\n chmod 755 \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init\n update-rc.d zsunray-init defaults 99 01\n\n\n7) more preparations\n ln -s \/usr\/lib\/jvm\/java-6-sun\/jre \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\n mkdir -p \/var\/dt\n rm -f \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gmSignature\n touch \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gmSignature\n chmod 644 \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gmSignature\n\n\n8) links global xkb settings into SRSS\n mv \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb.bak\n ln -s \/usr\/share\/X11\/xkb \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\n cp -a \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb.bak\/xkbtable.map \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb\/\n ln -s \/var\/lib\/xkb \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb\/compiled\n ln -s \/usr\/bin\/xkbcomp \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/xkb\/xkbcomp\n\n\n9) start utsyscfg to let it create some links (ignore errors)\n \/etc\/init.d\/utsyscfg start\n \/etc\/init.d\/utsyscfg stop\n\n\n10) replace $PLATFORM variables with utsyscfg created in \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/\n sed -i -e 's\/\\$PLATFORM\/i686\/' \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/xinitrc.d\/0100.SUNWut\n sed -i -e 's\/\\$PLATFORM\/i686\/' \/etc\/pam.d\/gdm\n\n\n11) modify \/etc\/pam.d\/gdm\n move all @include statements in \/etc\/pam.d\/gdm to the bottom\n comment out all pam entries referring to pam_sunray_hotdesk.so as Hotdesking seems to be currently broken\n\n\n12) modify \/etc\/gdm\/gdm.conf. it should contains following things in [daemon]:\n VTAllocation=false\n DynamicXServers=true\n Greeter=\/usr\/lib\/gdm\/gdmgreeter\n RebootCommand=\n HaltCommand=\n XKeepsCrashing=\/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gdm\/XKeepsCrashing.sunray\n\nif unsure, use this version: (USE IT!)\n wget -O \/etc\/gdm\/gdm.conf http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/0\/05\/Gdm41.txt\n\n\n13) link \/etc\/gdm\/custom.conf\n ln -sf \/etc\/gdm\/gdm.conf \/etc\/gdm\/custom.conf\n\n\n14) empty dhcpd.conf if you haven't used dhcp yet\n mv \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf.sample\n touch \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf\n\n\n15) link libutdev.so.1 into \/usr\/lib to have USB mounting working properly\n ln -s \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/libutdev.so.1 \/usr\/lib\/\n ldconfig\n\n\n16) Only for x64\n\n\n17 1\/2) give second eth card dhcpd rights:\n vi \/etc\/default\/dhcp3-server\n for example: INTERFACES=\"eth1\"\n\n\n17) if doing a clean new install, go and configure SRSS\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utadm -A
\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utconfig
\n - if asked during utconfig make sure to answer \/usr\/share\/tomcat5.5 for the tomcat path
\n - everything default EXCEPT tomcat path and remote server admin on ON<\/p>\n
\nmake sure that \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf contains the include statements for your added subnet\/interface
\ntry: \/etc\/init.d\/dhcp3-server restart
\nIf its NOT working, or you get problems with permissions, build your own dhcpd.conf a new! ;-):<\/p>\n
\n cat \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/net\/dhcp\/SunRay-options > \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf
\n cat \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/net\/dhcp\/SunRay-interface-eth1 >> \/etc\/dhcp3\/dhcpd.conf<\/p>\n
\na) prepare for kernel module building:
\n m-a -t prepare<\/p>\n
\n wget -O \/tmp\/utadem.patch http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/0\/0c\/Utadem-4.1-50.nww.patch.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/utio.patch http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/5\/5d\/Utio-4.1-50.nww.patch.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/utdisk.patch http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/e\/e0\/Utdisk-4.1-50.nww.patch.txt
\n cd \/usr\/src\/SUNWut
\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/utadem.patch\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/utio.patch\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/utdisk.patch\n\nc) compile kernel modules\n make -C \/usr\/src\/SUNWut\/utadem clean default install\n make -C \/usr\/src\/SUNWut\/utio clean default install\n make -C \/usr\/src\/SUNWut\/utdisk clean default install\n depmod -a\n\n\n20) add an Xsession.d job for SRSS setup on Xnewt start\n wget -O \/etc\/X11\/Xsession.d\/10SUNWut http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/d\/d5\/10SUNWut.41b.sh\n\n\n21) check that \/etc\/X11\/xorg.conf contains correct FontPath statements\n Section \"Files\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/misc\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/cyrillic\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/100dpi\/:unscaled\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/75dpi\/:unscaled\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/Type1\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/100dpi\"\n FontPath \"\/usr\/share\/fonts\/X11\/75dpi\"\n FontPath \"\/var\/lib\/defoma\/x-ttcidfont-conf.d\/dirs\/TrueType\"\n EndSection\n\n\n22) globally enable the XKB exentsion for all sessions\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/bin\/utxconfig -a -k on\n\n\n23) install and setup pulseaudio for audio support\na) install required packages\n apt-get install pavucontrol pavumeter paman padevchooser paprefs pulseaudio\n apt-get install pulseaudio-utils pulseaudio-module-gconf pulseaudio-module-hal\n apt-get install pulseaudio-module-x11 libasound2-plugins gstreamer0.10-pulseaudio\n apt-get install ubuntu-sounds pulseaudio-esound-compat alsaplayer-alsa\n\nb) creation of global utpulse.pa file in \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib with the following content\n load-module module-oss device=UTAUDIODEV playback=1 record=1 fragment_size=8192\n load-module module-native-protocol-unix\n\nc) creation of pulseaudio setup script 66SUNW-pulseaudio in \/etc\/X11\/Xsession.d with the following content: \nset +e\npkill -U $USER esd\npkill -U $USER pulseaudio\nset -e\n\nunset LD_PRELOAD\nif [ ! -d ${HOME}\/.pulse ] ; then\n mkdir ${HOME}\/.pulse\nfi\n\n# create pulseaudio configuration for utaudio\nPULSECONF=${HOME}\/.pulse\/default.pa\nsed \"s|UTAUDIODEV|$UTAUDIODEV|g\" \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/utpulse.pa > ${PULSECONF}<\/p>\n
\nASOUNDRC=${HOME}\/.asoundrc
\necho -n > ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \"pcm.!default { \" >> ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \" type pulse\" >> ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \"}\" >> ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \"ctl.!default { \" >> ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \" type pulse\" >> ${ASOUNDRC}
\necho \"}\" >> ${ASOUNDRC}<\/p>\n
\n ln -s \/tftpboot \/var\/lib<\/p>\n
\nIt seems that the \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gdm\/SunRayInit\/helpers\/Xsetup in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor,
\nbut important bug which prevents commands like 'utwho' and 'utfwload' from working properly on some Linux distros.
\nTo fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure that the very first like contain the
\nexclamation mark (!) as shown here:<\/p>\n
\nIt seems that the \/opt\/SUNWkio\/lib\/finishsession file in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor bug which prevents the
\nPOST-execution scripts from being executed. To fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure
\nthat the line with the if check for \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" actually contains the \"$\" sign. <\/p>\n
\n \/etc\/init.d\/gdm restart
\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init stop
\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init start<\/p>\n
\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utadm -l # prints network config
\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utadm -L on # gets server online
\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utrestart # needed to get server online<\/p>\n
\nCan always help! You know the saying \"Linux: BE ROOT! Microsoft: RE-BOOT!\" ? \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n
\n17) OLD config with subnet, you should NOT use that:
\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utadm -A
\n\/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utadm -a eth1
\n### Configuring \/etc\/nsswitch.conf
\n### Configuring Service information for Sun Ray
\n### configuring eth1 interface at subnet 192.168.128.0
\n Selected values for interface \"eth1\"
\n host address: 192.168.128.1
\n net mask: 255.255.255.0
\n net address: 192.168.128.0
\n host name: SunRayServer-eth1
\n net name: SunRay-eth1
\n first unit address: 192.168.128.16
\n last unit address: 192.168.128.240
\n auth server list: 192.168.128.1
\n firmware server: 192.168.128.1
\n router: 192.168.128.1
\n Accept as is? ([Y]\/N): Y
\n### successfully setup \"\/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/net\/hostname.eth1\" file
\nWarning: IP address \"192.168.128.1\" appears in \"\/etc\/hosts\" with another hostname, fix? ([Y]\/N): Y
\n### successfully setup \"\/etc\/hosts\" file
\n### successfully setup \"\/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/net\/netmasks\" file
\n### successfully setup \"\/etc\/networks\" file
\n### finished install of \"eth1\" interface
\n### Configuring firmware version for Sun Ray
\n All the units served by \"SunRayServer\" on the 192.168.128.0
\n network interface, running firmware other than version
\n \"4.1_50_2008.09.25.12.37\" will be upgraded at their next power-on.<\/p>\n
\n### Error: unable to start dhcp services.
\n Please restart dhcp manually after utadm has completed.<\/p>\n
\nConfigure Sun Ray Web Administration? ([y]\/n)? y
\nEnter Apache Tomcat installation directory [\/opt\/apache-tomcat]: \/usr\/share\/tomcat5.5
\nEnter HTTP port number [1660]: 1660
\nEnable secure connections? ([y]\/n)? y
\nEnter HTTPS port number [1661]: 1661
\nEnter Tomcat process username [utwww]: utwww
\nEnable remote server administration? (y\/[n])? y
\nConfigure Sun Ray Kiosk Mode? (y\/[n])? n
\nConfigure this server for a failover group? (y\/[n])? n<\/p>\n
\n cd \/tmp
\n .... (download the patch update for the core package from [2]) http:\/\/sunsolve.sun.com\/pdownload.do?target=139550-02&method=h
\n .... (download the uttsc update package from [3] http:\/\/sunsolve.sun.com\/pdownload.do?target=139727-01&method=h
\n unzip 139550-02.zip
\n unzip 139727-01.zip<\/p>\n
\n find 139550-02 139727-01 -name \"SUNW*i386.rpm\" -exec alien -d {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n find . -name \"sunw*deb\" -exec dpkg -i {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n wget -O \/tmp\/Patch-patch.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/6\/6f\/Patch-patch-139550-02.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/1\/15\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt
\n cd \/opt\/
\n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt \n patch -p0 <\/tmp\/Patch-patch.txt\n\n\n5) apply \"old\" patches\n manually fix the Xsetup file\n It seems that the \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gdm\/SunRayInit\/helpers\/Xsetup in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor, but important bug which prevents commands like 'utwho' and 'utfwload' from working properly on some Linux distros. To fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure that the very first like contain the exclamation mark (!) as shown here:\n \n #!\/bin\/ksh -p\n\n manually fix the finishsession file\n It seems that the \/opt\/SUNWkio\/lib\/finishsession file in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor bug which prevents the POST-execution scripts from being executed. To fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure that the line with the if check for \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" actually contains the \"$\" sign.\n\n if [ -d \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" ]\n\n\n6) restart SRSS\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init stop\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init start\n\n\n7) update the firmware in \/tftpboot \n (\/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -N all)\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -n all\n\nOR\n\n7b) update the firmware in \/tftpboot for GUI firmware\n (\/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -N all -f \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/firmware_gui)\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -n all -f \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/firmware_gui\n\n\n8) restart dhcpd\n \/etc\/init.d\/dhcp3-server restart\n\n\n\n\nUpdate 139550-01 <\/strong><\/p>\n
\n cd \/tmp
\n .... (download the patch update from http:\/\/sunsolve.sun.com\/pdownload.do?target=139550-01&method=h )
\n unzip 139550-01.zip<\/p>\n
\n find 139550-01 -name \"SUNW*i386.rpm\" -exec alien -d {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n find . -name \"sunw*deb\" -exec dpkg -i {} \\;<\/p>\n
\n wget -O \/tmp\/Patch-patch.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/5\/51\/Patch-patch.txt
\n wget -O \/tmp\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt http:\/\/wiki.sun-rays.org\/images\/1\/15\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt
\n cd \/opt\/
\n sudo patch -p0 <\/tmp\/Patch-SUNWutref.txt \n sudo patch -p0 <\/tmp\/Patch-patch.txt\n \n\n5) apply \"old\" patches\n manually fix the Xsetup file\n It seems that the \/etc\/opt\/SUNWut\/gdm\/SunRayInit\/helpers\/Xsetup in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor, but important bug which prevents commands like 'utwho' and 'utfwload' from working properly on some Linux distros. To fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure that the very first like contain the exclamation mark (!) as shown here:\n \n #!\/bin\/ksh -p\n\n manually fix the finishsession file\n It seems that the \/opt\/SUNWkio\/lib\/finishsession file in SRSS 4.1 contains a minor bug which prevents the POST-execution scripts from being executed. To fix this script you have to manually edit it and make sure that the line with the if check for \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" actually contains the \"$\" sign.\n\n if [ -d \"$theSessionUserDynDir\" ]\n\n\n6) restart SRSS\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init stop\n \/etc\/init.d\/zsunray-init start\n\n\n7) update the firmware in \/tftpboot \n (\/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -N all)\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -n all\n\nOR\n\n7b) update the firmware in \/tftpboot for GUI firmware\n (\/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -N all -f \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/firmware_gui)\n \/opt\/SUNWut\/sbin\/utfwadm -A -a -n all -f \/opt\/SUNWut\/lib\/firmware_gui\n\n\n8) restart dhcpd\n \/etc\/init.d\/dhcp3-server restart\n\n\n\n\nInstalling VMWare Tools<\/strong>
\nhttp:\/\/chrysaor.info\/?page=faq#ubuntu904_tools<\/a><\/p>\n
\n
\nOpen a terminal window and execute the following command to download the script:
\nwget http:\/\/chrysaor.info\/scripts\/ubuntu904vmtools.sh
\nNow run the script that installs VMware Tools (Warning: it will download some files):
\nsudo bash .\/ubuntu904vmtools.sh
\nWhen the script promps for answers, just hit Enter as defaults are OK. If you're using VMware Fusion, Server or Workstation, reboot the virtual machine and you are done.<\/code><\/p>\n
\nPosted in: Unix \\ Linux, Vmware by Nico Maas on July 16, 2009<\/p>\n
\n2. Remove old \/ unused Packages
\n3. Remove downloaded Packages: sudo apt-get clean, Remove only old downloaded Packages: sudo apt-get autoclean
\n4. \u201cZeroOut\u201d unused Space: cat \/dev\/zero > zero.dat ; sync ; sleep 1 ; sync ; rm zero.dat
\n5. Under GUI: \u201csudo vmware-toolbox\u201d and use shrink on \u201c\/\u201d
\n6. Under VIClient: Defrag<\/p>\n
\nUsing Cisco Vlans and Trunks on VMWare ESXi 3.5\/4<\/strong>
\nPosted in: Cisco, Network, Vmware by Nico Maas on July 24, 2009<\/p>\n
\n( Need to do this in enable mode and conf -t! )<\/p>\n
\n(which means only marked ports are allowed to answer an dhcp request, thats important!)
\nip dhcp snooping vlan 1-4094
\nno ip dhcp snooping information option
\nip dhcp snooping<\/code><\/p>\n
\nvlan 1
\nname main
\nvlan 999
\nname test<\/code><\/p>\n
\ninterface FastEthernet0\/1
\nswitchport access vlan 1
\nspanning-tree portfast<\/code><\/p>\n
\ninterface FastEthernet0\/3
\nswitchport access vlan 999
\nspanning-tree portfast<\/code><\/p>\n
\n\u201d ip dhcp snooping trust\u201d means, that this port is allowed to answer dhcp requests
\ninterface FastEthernet0\/7
\nswitchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
\nswitchport trunk native vlan 1
\nswitchport trunk allowed vlan 1,999
\nswitchport mode trunk
\nip dhcp snooping trust
\nend<\/code><\/p>\n
\nOnly thing you need to do on the vm machine is to start vi\\vsphere client, go to configuration, network, create an new port group and insert the nic of the vmware machine you want to use on the switch port (here 3 on the c3560) \u2013 and set the port groups vlan id to 999. ( In my config, the eth0 is the \"main\" NIC and does do the normal Network Connection, eth1 is the \"SUN\" Port as configured above in the SRSS Part, so get the eth1 (Second NIC) into the vlan 999!)<\/p>\n
\nA REALLY BIG Thank you to all the authors of the howtos, guides, etc mentioned and unmentioned for helping me out. Without you, this would have been absoultly impossible! Thank you!!!<\/p>\n
\nUSB Mount:
\n\/tmp\/SUNWut\/sessions\/11\/unit\/dev\/dsk\/disk1 \/usb<\/p>\n