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aTdeb13x64NobleMatex64en : Control center

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Client name:aTdeb13x64NobleMatex64en
Office:
Group:
Distribution:ubuntu
Package source name: Ubuntu-Noble
Language:English (Great Britain)
Login:test
First name:vorname
Family name:nachname
eMail:
Architecture:amd64
Kernel:linux-image-generic
MAC Address:00a83af6c6db
IP Address:192.168.1.50
Netmask:255.255.255.0
Gateway:192.168.1.5
DNS1:192.168.1.5
DNS2:8.8.8.8
Install date: 19:28 24.11.25
Last change: 21:03 24.11.25
First login:testtest
Bootimage root password:f78c44
Store login information local on the client.:
LDAP: Read login information from selected LDAP server.
User ID:1235
Group ID:1235
LDAP server name:m23-LDAP
Home on NFS:
Timezone:Europe/London
Get system time by NTP:
Install printer drivers and detect printer:
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Help: Control center

The control center allows you to access the information about clients and offers you a large variety of administration tools.

About virtualisation in m23

m23 contains the virtualisation solution VirtualBox-OSE, which can create and manage virtual m23 clients on physical m23 clients or on the m23 server.

Start, pause and stop a virtual m23 client

If the client was created with the VirtualBox-OSE virtualisation contained in m23, you can start, pause and stop the client directly from the m23 interface.

You can choose between two different operation modes. In "non-interface mode" (the so-called headless mode), you won't see the virtual monitor. You can start this mode by clicking on "Start VM". Depending on the daemons installed, you can access the system using different methods.

m23 also offers a graphical mode, which means that you can access the VM right from the booting. After a click on "Start VM with graphical console" the VM starts and opens a VNC server, which you can access using a VNC client. The access data can be found in the "Client information" in the category "Virtualisation" as "URL for graphical VM console" and "Password for graphical VM console". Depending on the speed of the virtualisation host, it may take a while until the values are displayed. If necessary, click on "Refresh" repeatedly. With a click on "Start VNC Applet" you can open the "TightVNC Java Viewer" (you need to have Java is installed in your web browser) and access your virtual m23 client directly from the browser. Here, too, it may take a while unitl the link is displayed. Repeatedly click on "Refresh" if necessary.

To pause a VM, click on "Pause VM"; to stop the virtualisation, click on "Stop VM".

Setting up a VM host

If you would like to use this m23 client as a host for virtual m23 clients, click on "Install virtualisation host". The virtualisation software (if available for the installed distribution) will then be installed on the m23 client and the client will be added to the list of VM hosts. After the installation is completed, you can create and start virtual m23 clients on your new host by clicking on the menu point "Create VM".