This is my notes on installing NeXTSTEP onto Qemu. I had originally posted this on bsdnexus, however the links I had used for the graphics are nolonger working. Please note that I’m not going to build an 'accelerated' version of Qemu, I’m trying to keep this build as 'stable'.

Important The NGCP install CD automatically takes care of partitioning, any present data will be overwritten! While the installer prompts for the disk that should be used for installation before its actual execution, it’s strongly recommended to boot the ISO in an environment with empty disks or disks that you don’t plan to use for anything else than the newly installed NGCP system. To configure network options please choose the according boot menu entries with either DHCP or static NW (static network configuration) in its name. Press the key on the menu entry you want to boot, then adjust the ip=. Boot options as needed. Tip When DHCP is available in your infrastructure then you shouldn’t have to configure anything, just choose DHCP and press enter.

If network configuration still doesn’t work as needed a console based network configuration system will assist you in setting up your network configuration. Also, you can use sip:provider CE to boot the Grml (Debian based live system) rescue system, check RAM using a memory testing tool or install plain Debian squeeze/wheezy/jessie/stretch system for manual installation using NGCP installer. 3.3.1.1. Using special Debian setups If you plan to install the sip:provider CE on Virtual Hosting Providers like Dreamhost with their provided Debian installer, you might need to manually prepare the system for the NGCP installation, otherwise the installer will fail installing certain package versions required to function properly. Using Dreamhost Virtual Private Server A Dreamhost virtual server uses apt-pinning and installs specific versions of MySQL and apache, so you need to clean this up beforehand.

Info You can find the previous versions of Sipwise NGCP installer package. The installer will ask you to confirm that you want to start the installation. Read the given information carefully, and if you agree, proceed with y. The installation process will take several minutes, depending on your network connection and server performance. If everything goes well, the installer will (depending on the language you use), show something like this: Installation finished. Thanks for choosing NGCP sip:provider Community Edition. Virtualfem 3.0 download free. During the installation, you can watch the background processing by executing the following command on a separate console: tail -f /tmp/ngcp-installer.log.

Info VM ports smaller then 1024 mapped to ports 22 through NAT, otherwise root on host machine requires to map them. It means SSH port 22 mapped to port 2222, WEB port 443 → 22443.

VM IP address (a.b.c.d), as well as SIP credentials will be printed to terminal during 'vagrant up' stage, e.g.: [20_add_sip_account] Adding SIP credentials. 3.4.2. VirtualBox image You can download a VirtualBox image from (checksums:, ). Once you have downloaded the file you can import it to VirtualBox via its import utility.

The format of the image is ova. If you have VirtualBox 3.x running, which is not compatible with ova format, you need to extract the file with any tar compatible software and import the ovf file which is inside the archive. On Linux, you can do it like this: tar xvf sip_provider_CE_mr5.5.7_virtualbox.ova On Windows, right-click on the ova file, choose Open with and select WinZIP or WinRAR or any other application able to extract tar archives. Extract the files to any place and import the resulting ovf file in VirtualBox.

Auto shutdown genius 3.0.1. Considerations when using this virtual machine. • You will need a 64bit guest capable VirtualBox setup. • The root password is sipwise • You should use bridge mode networking (adjust your bridging interface in the virtual machine configuration) to avoid having the sip:provider CE behind NAT. • You’ll need to adjust your timezone and keyboard layout. • The network configuration is set to DHCP.

You’ll need to change it to the appropriate static configuration. • As the virtual image is a static file, it won’t contain the most updated versions of our software. Please upgrade the system via apt as soon as you boot it for the first time. Figure 9. Running Amazon EC2 sip:provider CE instance First step should be logging in to the Admin panel (username administrator, password administrator) and changing the default password: and then follow to secure your installation. Logging in via SSH should work now, using the key pair name (being sip-provider-ce.pem as $keypair in our example) and the DNS name/IP address the system got assigned. Ssh -i $keypair.pem admin@$DNS Now you can increase your privileges to user root for further system configuration: sudo -s Don’t forget to add the Advertised IP for kamailio lb instance, since it’s required by the Amazon EC2 network infrastructure: ngcp-network --set-interface=eth0 --advertised-ip= and apply your changes: ngcpcfg apply 'add advertised-ip on interface eth0' Now feel free to use your newly started Amazon EC2 sip:provider CE instance!