I have a router AR1220 VRP V200R001C01SPC500. I'm trying to enable the http service to configure this way, but the command doesn't exist. It a problem with the version? from which version are available this feature?
I've recently manage to configure web mgmt on 2 AR1200 with this version:
AR1200 V200R002C01SPC200
you can download it from support - is general available.
I know that some earlier versions support web mgmt but in chinese so i think you should download and upgrade to AR1200 V200R002C01SPC200 in order to be sure.
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I have downloaded the wso2 open source of master branch from github, but the build is failing. Can anyone guide me in the right direction? How do I get the publisher and store of wso2 api mananager up?
Make sure you install nodejs and java8(or higher) to your computer. you can try with any version after checking out to the particular tag or if you want the latest release pack, go with the master branch. First build the carbon repo(https://github.com/wso2/carbon-apimgt) and after you build the carbon repo then take the version(it's in main pom file()) of that and update carbon version(<carbon.apimgt.version>) of the product-apim(https://github.com/wso2/product-apim/) main pom file(it's already included a carbon version, replace it to your version). Then build the product-apim.
The master branch is the ongoing development branch. Hence could you please refer this link [1] to get start the WSO2 APIM. This will guide you on how to start publisher and developer portals.
[1]. https://apim.docs.wso2.com/en/latest/getting-started/quick-start-guide
What is the maven version you have in your windows machine? When working with windows it is highly suggested to use compatible versions rather than the latest versions.
Fresh install of Eucalyptus 4.0. When I run euca-describe-images no results are returned. Euca-describe-services indicates all services are enabled with the exception of SERVICE imaging and SERVICE loadbalancing .
Do you have any images installed? If there is no image installed in your cloud it is supposed to show nothing iirc.
Did you install any images? (See euca-install-image and euca-import-instance.) It is expected for imaging and load-balacing services to not be enabled until they are installed (See euca-install-imaging-worker and euca-install-load-balancer.).
Do we have any cli/api to check openstack development version..i mean whether my system installed havana or grizzly.I searched the openstack cli/api docs but i don't find any relevant.
OpenStack has a number of elements if you want to verify state.
Each of the component projects and each of the python-client api bindings have their own versions. Then there are configurable options for addressing API versions in REST queries.
I took a crack at building an API for the very purpose of verifying this data as well as all python dependencies a while back with the aim of cross verifying that against a vulnerability database but I simply haven't had the time to bring it to completion.
This would be a very useful feature I think.
You might look at your pip requires if you installed from source. Alternatively you can follow the debian package version chain from dependencies and that should provide good insight into what is installed on your system though it's not exactly verified.
I have recently installed eucalyptus on a Ubuntu 10.04. Everything works fine until I get to the user interface. Whenever I try to get to the store tab I get the following error:
Error 60: server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none
I have been doing some research and tried to update the certificate, make changes to the /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/imagestore/lib/fetch.py but none of these solutions worked.
I am really stuck and do not know what to do.
I cannot help resolve the issue on Ubuntu and I suspect the Euca version involved is way out date. If you are willing to work on CentOS then you've got two great options
FastStart - this is an awesome bundle of Eucalyptus and CentOS. I use this to spin up a new cloud after each release, including the pre-release of 3.3. Total time to new cloud is roughly 35 minutes.
http://www.eucalyptus.com/download/faststart
Package downloads - This is your standard install method and the only option to pick if you're trying to build a large cloud.
http://www.eucalyptus.com/download/eucalyptus
BTW - if you are looking to build a large cloud I also recommend you check out the Reference Architectures. These are Eucalyptus deployment blueprints based on lots of real-world, customer environments. http://eucalyptus.com/eucalyptus-cloud/reference-architectures
If you have other questions, I hope we see you on IRC. It's the #eucalyptus channel on freenode: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=eucalyptus
Hope this helps
I am performing a https get operation with QNetworkAccessManager. I am hitting SSLErrors at runtime.
After researching for a while I was able to get my program running after installing OpenSSL. I required two dlls: libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll. Is it to say that I cannot perform https "get" operation using QNetworkAccessManager without OpenSSL ?? Doesn't Qt support native https support using QNetworkAccessManager.
Thanks,
De Costo.
Had to install the following dll's found at the following website to my machine:
http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
The encryption is guarded closely by the nationality. So, More info at:
http://developer.qt.nokia.com/faq/answer/how_can_i_add_ssl_support_to_my_qt_application