OpenStack VM to VM Communication Using Manual User Mapping

1. Project > Network > Network Topology.
2. In upper-right corner, click Create Network.
3. Create the network, and then add a subnet.
4. Click Project > Compute > Instance.
5. Create VM1:
   1. Use Flavor == m1.tiny and image == cirros.
   2. Click the Network tab, and then use the network created in step 3.
6. Verify the VTN names in SSH session.
7. Map vInterface of VM to VLAN/port that VM is directly connected to on the Summit X440 switch.
8. Create VM2:
   1. Use Flavor == m1.tiny and image == cirros.
   2. Click the Network tab, and then use the network created in step 3.
9. Verify the VTN names in SSH session.
10. Map vInterface of VM to VLAN/port that VM is directly connected to on the Summit X440 switch using the cURL commands (see cURL Commands).
11. Verify that a VM resides on each server (Junoos-control-compute1.ova and Junoos-compute2).
12. Open the VM console in a new browser tab.
13. After the port/VLAN/VTN mapping has occured, the VMs can obtina a DHCP address. On each VM console execute:

    sudo ifup eth0
    sudo ifconfig

14. Ping VM1 to VM2.
15. Ping VM2 to VM1.