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Basic usage

Preparing host machine

The following command will install necessary requirements for the sssd-test-suite command line interface and will prepare the host machine so it is able to run and access the virtual machines.

$ ./sssd-test-suite provision host --pool $path-to-pool-directory

The command will:

  • Install ansible, libvirt, vagrant and other packages required by sssd-test-suite.
  • Install required vagrant plugins.
  • Configure NetworkManager's dnsmasq so all machines are resolvable through their DNS names.
  • Install polkit rule for libvirt that will allow anyone to use libvirt without root password.
  • Create libvirt's sssd-test-suite directory storage pool at $path-to-pool-directory

Preparing guests machines

First, you need to create configuration file at ./config.json. You can choose from one of the example configurations located at ./configs. For example:

$ cp ./configs/sssd-f30.json ./config.json

Then you need to start, provision and enroll the guests.

$ ./sssd-test-suite up -s
$ ./sssd-test-suite provision guest all
$ ./sssd-test-suite provision enroll all

Now you are ready to use the guests.

You may need to change the domains section in sssd.conf to be ipa.vm or ad.vm etc.

$ grep 'domains' /etc/sssd/sssd.conf
domains = ldap.vm

Accessing the guest machines

The sssd-test-suite command line interface provides a wrapper around several vagrant commands. See ./sssd-test-suite --help for the list of all commands.

Starting, halting and destroying guests

  • To start all machines use ./sssd-test-suite up -s. The -s parameter is optional and means that the machines will be started one by one instead of starting them all at once. This may reduce the load on the host machine if needed.
  • To start only a subset of guests (e.g. client and ipa server) use ./sssd-test-suite up client ipa.
  • To halt the machines use ./sssd-test-suite halt, you can start them again by running up command.
  • To destroy (delete) the machines use ./sssd-test-suite destroy.

Logging into the machines

  • Linux machines provide standard SSH access. To ssh to the machine (e.g. client) run ./sssd-test-suite ssh client.
  • Windows machines provide access through RDP. You can use ./sssd-test-suite rdp ad -- -g 90% to open remote desktop of ad guest. The parameter -g 90% opens a window sized to 90% of your screen resolution.

Helpful commands

  • Check guests status: ./sssd-test-suite status
  • Bring up guests: ./sssd-test-suite up -s
  • Destroy guests: ./sssd-test-suite destroy
  • Update boxes: ./sssd-test-suite update
  • Remove outdated boxes: ./sssd-test-suite prune
  • SSH to client: ./sssd-test-suite ssh client
  • RDP to ad: ./sssd-test-suite rdp ad -- -g 90%
  • Renew AD License: ./sssd-test-suite provision rearm

See ./sssd-test-suite --help for more commands.