Re: [vagrant-up] How to change the default networking

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

If the process you are doing is just automatic, ie runnign scripts, the
best would be use packer.

packer have builders.
vmware-iso that can start from an iso and create a VM
but also have vmware-vmx that can start from an existing vm. this one is
good to create specific VMS from a base template.

For your question,
You can try something like this:


 config.vm.network "public_network", adapter: 0, auto_config: false


But I am not sure the right syntax if you want multiple networks.



alvaro

On Thu, Mar 5, 2020 at 10:11 PM Adrian Wallaschek 
wrote:

> Hi! I use Vagrant to build and configure VMs that later I want to deploy
> to vSpere. rsp. vCloud Director.
>
> The structure is simple: there will be proxies and a jumpserver, each with
> one NIC in a DHCP-configured public network. They all will have a second
> NIC in a private network that uses fixed IP addresses.
>
> Now when I build these machines, each ends up with three NICs: one for
> Vagrant, one for the private (as configured) and one for the public (as
> configured). While the configured NICs work, the Vagrant-NIC is disturbing
> me.
>
> Yes, I can make an Ansible-Playbook to disable this one or a PowerCLI
> script to kill the NIC upon instantiation of the VM from the
> Content-Library.
>
>
> What I would love, though, ist to re-configure the Vagrant internal
> networking to happen on that private interface. Is that possible? Can I
> redefine the network that Vagrant uses for configuring the machine?
>
> Best ragards and thx in advance!
>
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[vagrant-up] How to change the default networking

[Adrian Wallaschek]

Hi! I use Vagrant to build and configure VMs that later I want to deploy to 
vSpere. rsp. vCloud Director.

The structure is simple: there will be proxies and a jumpserver, each with 
one NIC in a DHCP-configured public network. They all will have a second 
NIC in a private network that uses fixed IP addresses.

Now when I build these machines, each ends up with three NICs: one for 
Vagrant, one for the private (as configured) and one for the public (as 
configured). While the configured NICs work, the Vagrant-NIC is disturbing 
me.

Yes, I can make an Ansible-Playbook to disable this one or a PowerCLI 
script to kill the NIC upon instantiation of the VM from the 
Content-Library.


What I would love, though, ist to re-configure the Vagrant internal 
networking to happen on that private interface. Is that possible? Can I 
redefine the network that Vagrant uses for configuring the machine?

Best ragards and thx in advance!

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