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ENVIRONNEMENTS DE TEST

Pages wiki d'aide

• Development Dashboard

• QA Verifications/fr ASSURANCE QUALITÉ - Vérification

• Koozali SME 10 QA/fr ASSURANCE QUALITÉ

• Extra Repositories that may be needed for test scenarios

• Simple Package Modification
• Setting_up_RPM_Building_for_SME_Server

Matériel

Hardware Compatability

À des fins de test, la compatibilité matérielle est une préoccupation particulièrement importante si vous avez un système ancien ou personnalisé. Étant donné que les spécifications matérielles changent presque tous les jours, il est recommandé de vérifier la compatibilité des systèmes. La liste la plus récente des matériels pris en charge se trouve dans la liste de compatibilité matérielle de Red Hat, disponible en ligne sur https://access.redhat.com/ecosystem/search/#/category/Server. Consultez également les capacités et limites de la technologie Red Hat Enterprise Linux pour obtenir des informations générales sur la configuration système requise.

En règle générale, à peu près n'importe quel matériel suffit comme machines de test autonomes ou comme hôte pour un environnement virtuel.

Configurations des machines virtuelles

VirtualBox

Contenu à faire.

Microsoft Windows

Contenu à faire.

MacOS

Très négligent de ma part (Terry Fage) en ne mentionnant pas que la configuration MacOS a été capturée et écrite par Chris (je ne donnerai pas son nom d'utilisateur à moins qu'il ne le veuille). J'ai simplement copié-collé, nous avons besoin de plus de Chris.

 Créez une nouvelle machine virtuelle, choisissez 'Linux' comme type, 'Other Linux (64-bit)' comme version et définissez la mémoire sur au moins 1 Go, idéalement 2 Go + comme ClamAV selon ses propres besoins ~ 1 Go.

Very remiss of me (Terry Fage) in not mentioning the MacOS setup was captured and written up by Chris (I wont list his username unless he wants to) I simply copied pasted, we need more Chris's

Create a new Virtual Machine, choose 'Linux' as the type, 'Other Linux (64-bit)' as the version and set the memory to at least 1GB, ideally 2GB+ as ClamAV on its own needs ~1GB.

Set your new drive to at least 10GB, leave it as VDI, Dynamically Allocated

Once the machine's created, go into Settings -> System. Change the Chipset type to ICH9

Under System -> Processor, bump it up to 2 CPUs if your machine supports it

By default, under storage you'll have an IDE controller. Hit the X at the bottom to remove it

Add an AHCI controller in its place

Set the port count to 2, then hit the + disk icon on the controller

Choose the VDI created in the machine setup

Do the same with the CD icon. Choose the SME ISO if you've already added it to Virtual Media Manager. If it's not there then hit 'Add' and browse for the ISO

Disable audio. Not mandatory, but you're not going to need it

Choose a 'bridged' network adapter and make sure it's attached to your host's main network connection. This way your VM will becaues like a normal machine on your network and you can SSH to it

You're done - fire up the VM and the installer should start

Note - when the machine reboots you may see a 'critical error' (unless it's just my Hackintosh being weird). This is fine - just hit Ok and start it up again

Linux

Contenu à faire.

Proxmox

Proxmox VE is a complete open-source platform for all-inclusive enterprise virtualization that tightly integrates KVM hypervisor and LXC containers, software-defined storage and networking functionality on a single platform, and easily manages high availability clusters and disaster recovery tools with the built-in web management interface.

• Hardware Requirements
• Installation

Install Proxmox #.# to suitable hardware - see proxmox wiki for details of setup

Start Proxmox, login as root, before creating a new VM there needs to be a relevant iso image available from pve storage to act as a install CD/DVD, this and other OS isos needs to be uploaded to pve local storage

Select upload button

Select a suitable iso and upload

Install/configure Koozali SME9/10 VM on proxmox VE

If not already running Start Proxmox and login as root, Select Create VM button in top right corner

Enter name details of new VM 

Select CD/DVD image file to use as install source

VM System, safe to accept defaults

Hard disk details, type/size - min of 10gb will suffice for a SME10 install

 CPU depending on hardware the more the better - 1 Socket 2 cores sufficent

Memory - minimum for sme10, 1024mb will operate sluggishly, 2048mb preferred minimum, 4096mb ideal

Network setting defaults are safe to use 

Summary of settings

Additional Hardware, Add extra hardware, change hardware settings

Select console and push start button, install will begin, interact as normal

A standalone terminal window can be seletced by selecting from top right menu - console- no vnc