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Until now, the most easy way to give virtual machines LAN connectivity is to use bridges. The standard workflow is to create a bridge first (manually or from Hypervisor Networks module), then log on your hypervisor, add a physical NIC in the bridge. This needs to shut down the network, configure some stuff etc. It’s [...]

Until now, the most easy way to give virtual machines LAN connectivity is to use bridges. The standard workflow is to create a bridge first (manually or from Hypervisor Networks module), then log on your hypervisor, add a physical NIC in the bridge. This needs to shut down the network, configure some stuff etc. It’s [...]

Last saturday, we were to the Open World Forum 2011, in Paris, to speak about Archipel. It was pretty interesting, but they were less people than the organizers expected. I don’t know for you guys, but here in France, in a Saturday morning at 11h, people are mostly sleeping :) Anyway, it was cool, the [...]

Last saturday, we were to the Open World Forum 2011, in Paris, to speak about Archipel. It was pretty interesting, but they were less people than the organizers expected. I don’t know for you guys, but here in France, in a Saturday morning at 11h, people are mostly sleeping :) Anyway, it was cool, the [...]

The issue #130 of Linux Magazine has a great cover story about Archipel. There are 5 pages describing the solution in details and how to get it working (even if it is already a bit outdated as we have simplified a lot since the writing). If you haven’t this magazine, you can buy it here [...]

The issue #130 of Linux Magazine has a great cover story about Archipel. There are 5 pages describing the solution in details and how to get it working (even if it is already a bit outdated as we have simplified a lot since the writing). If you haven’t this magazine, you can buy it here [...]

The beta 3.2 of Archipel has just been published. It is a minor release that fixes several bugs found in beta 3.1: In any case, the GUI should not crash anymore if problem occurs while reading a corrupted plist from XMPP Server Fix a bug with XMPP Server that doesn’t display users if using XMLRPC [...]

The beta 3.2 of Archipel has just been published. It is a minor release that fixes several bugs found in beta 3.1: In any case, the GUI should not crash anymore if problem occurs while reading a corrupted plist from XMPP Server Fix a bug with XMPP Server that doesn’t display users if using XMLRPC [...]

Two versions in less than one week! Ok this one mainly contains only fixes, but also allow you to not need ejabberd-xmlrpc module anymore. The Change Log is here. The eggs are on PyPi so you can update as usual. You can try the GUI of the beta 3.1 using this URL http://nightlies.archipelproject.org/beta3.1. Enjoy and [...]

Two versions in less than one week! Ok this one mainly contains only fixes, but also allow you to not need ejabberd-xmlrpc module anymore. The Change Log is here. The eggs are on PyPi so you can update as usual. You can try the GUI of the beta 3.1 using this URL http://nightlies.archipelproject.org/beta3.1. Enjoy and [...]