Hyper-V 2012 R2 and CentOS 7. Gen 1 or Gen 2 Virtual Machine?
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@brianlittlejohn said:
@scottalanmiller It is enabled by default on CENTOS install
I hate when vendors modify the OS without notification. I double checked that even knowing that it could be an issue11
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Can you test
setenforce 0to see if that works on CentOS 7? -
All of my CentOS VMs are generation 2.
Prior to power on, just go to the bios setting in Hyper-V and disable secure boot. Nothing else needs done.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Can you test
setenforce 0to see if that works on CentOS 7?Centos 7 default install has SELinux set to
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@scottalanmiller said:
Can you test
setenforce 0to see if that works on CentOS 7?I will, reinstalling, already made it through the install script and figured it would be easier to just reinstall
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@JaredBusch said:
All of my CentOS VMs are generation 2.
Prior to power on, just go to the bios setting in Hyper-V and disable secure boot. Nothing else needs done.
I thought that at least a few Linux versions could use secure boot?
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@Dashrender said:
@JaredBusch said:
All of my CentOS VMs are generation 2.
Prior to power on, just go to the bios setting in Hyper-V and disable secure boot. Nothing else needs done.
I thought that at least a few Linux versions could use secure boot?
The question is CentOS, not a nebulous "Linux versions" of some type.
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Jared is correct. That is a question about a specific OS, not an OS family.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Jared is correct. That is a question about a specific OS, not an OS family.
Well my fingers are moving at least..
http://www.lapsura.com/drawings/images/of-course-im-right.jpg
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Have you got Snipe-IT working?
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@hobbit666 Not yet, it looks like it installed, but I am not able to pull up the webpage (times out) I'm wondering if iptables is blocking port 80.
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@brianlittlejohn said:
@hobbit666 Not yet, it looks like it installed, but I am not able to pull up the webpage (times out) I'm wondering if iptables is blocking port 80.
It is.
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@brianlittlejohn
here you go.firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=http/tcp --permanent
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@JaredBusch Thanks. It is up!
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@scottalanmiller , you may want to add that to your one liner. along with
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Going to do so now, thanks.
