The following commands can be used to verify and troubleshoot the DHCP process.
The /etc/dhcp/nf DHCP configuration file defines the IP address information to be given out to the DHCP clients and makes EVE the authoritative server for that local network. This is the pnet/cloud that you will put lab device in to give them Internet access. Within the /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server DHCP server file define on which bridge the DHCP server should serve DHCP requests by adding this line to the bottom of the file.
#EVE NG DEFAULT LOGIN INSTALL#
The first thing you need to do is install the DHCP server.
I find it a quick and simple way to give any lab device Internet access as all you need to do is to enable DHCP on the lab device and attach it to the cloud network. For example, cloud0 is mapped to pnet0 that is associated to eth0 which is the management NIC you use to connect to EVE. In the CLI these are called PNETs and in the GUI clouds.
#EVE NG DEFAULT LOGIN HOW TO#
This post explains how to configure EVE-NG as a DHCP server ( isc-dhcp-server) assigning IPs to lab devices that are then dynamically NATed behind the primary EVE management IP address ( iptables masquerade) to provide Internet breakout.ĮVE has 10 bridges that are associated on a one-to-one basis to each physical NIC or vNIC.
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