iox

Since IOx runs containers using libvirt, these tools are available. For instance, the ssh command below allocates a psuedo-tty (i.e. -t) and logs into the console: ssh -t root@192.168.11.26 -p 2222 virsh console dm900s This is much easier than

https://developer.cisco.com/media/iox-dev-guide-7-12-16/concepts/resource-profiles/ It describes the hard limit for memory and minimum CPU allocation and the amount of CPU available.

This page is really hard to find: https://developer.cisco.com/media/iox-dev-guide-11-28-16/concepts/package_descriptor/ It's buried in the overall documentation at: https://developer.cisco.com/site/iox/docs/

Debugging IOx containers is difficult because the containers are secured. Even if you are able to login to the container using "ioxclient app con CONTAINER", it's not possible to update files because the filesystem is mounted with attributes to prevent the root

Cisco now supports IOx on some of their routers. This version of Linux supports PaaS applications which use pre-loaded cartridges. This is all explained on the Cisco Developer site in the IoT/IOx documentation section. This handy script will do the trick: #!/bin/bash

IOx applications are deployed via Fog Director, Local Manager web interfaces or the ioxclient command line program. The web pages are easy to use, but it's hard to get the .pem file required to login to the container (for debugging) because you need to

First, stop and uninstall the existing image: guest-os 1 stop guest-os 1 image uninstall The IOS command to install an IOx image is: guest-os 1 image install flash:/ir800-ioxvm.1.2.4.2-T.bin verify Note: verify must be specified for the image to

No Guest-OS Registered with Host Symptoms Just installed a new IOS or IOx image and the Guest-OS will not register. sh iox host list No hosts registered Remedy Reinstall IOx. Sometimes it is necessary to install IOx twice. See How Do I Install A

Reload IOS bundle install flash:/ir800-universalk9-bundle.SPA.156-3.M.bin Reload IOx guest-os 1 stop guest-os 1 image install flash:/ir800-ioxvm.1.2.4.2-T.bin verify Check IOx IR809-DM-IOX#show iox host list Host Name            IPV4 Address     IPV6 Address                                 IOX Client Version ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Symptoms Attempt to login to IOx using ssh: $ ssh -p 2222 -l root 10.132.56.250 Permission denied (publickey). Attempt to login to IOx from IOS console: IR809-DM-IOX#ssh -l root 192.168.2.2 [Connection to 192.168.2.2 aborted: error

I've been doing a lot of work with Cisco's IOx platform. This entails installing new images on the router. I've been running a TFTPD server and copying files from my laptop to the router, but is has since become unreliable. Instead of seeing a

It's often necessary to connect to IOx from the IOS command line. This is typically done using telnet, for instance: telnet 192.168.2.1 2070 Will access the IOx console, which provides details about IOx booting and therefore is a useful diagnostic tool.

If you are not using Cisco Fog Director, the Local Console on IOx must be used to install IOx applications and manage the Application Life Cycle. To access the console IOS must be configured to forward port 8443 to IOx from the IR809 external

The latest version of IOx (1.2.4.2) that I have needed to be installed on my IR809. To do so, it's necessary to do the following: Boot into IOS. Download ir800-ioxvm.1.2.4.2-T.bin into flash Install the IOx image.

I've been using the same set of applications on an IR809 for a while now. I gave the unit to a colleague and put the latest version of IOS on another unit. I turned it on with the mini-USB serial cable plugged into my