Linux instructions
Linux Ubuntu (22.04+)
Linux Ubuntu (22.04+)
Download installer
wget https://nvisnet.com/dist/nvis_ubuntu_inst
Run installer
chmod 755 ./nvis_ubuntu_inst
sudo ./nvis_ubuntu_inst install
Use the address assigned to you by your Admin to obtain an NVIS IP
sudo nvis -ga <insert address>
Verify status and addresses associated
nvis -s
Turn NVIS ON
nvis on
Verify connections
You can ping yourself
ping <NVIS IP>
If connected to the test network (tlcnet), ping the test node
ping 10.0.1.65
Troubleshooting
If ping fails, run:
sudo /opt/local/nvis/bin/nvis_ubuntu_inst refresh
Check interface. Expect tun0 to show NVIS IP.
sudo nvis off
sudo nvis on
ifconfig tun0
Deeper troubleshooting to disable firewall
sudo systemctl stop ufw
sudo /opt/local/nvis/bin/nvis_ubuntu_inst refresh
Linux (21.04 or below)
This describes how to install NVIS v7.08 for Linux 20.04 and ping a host in Paris. This shows multiple machines that can connect to each other over layer 2 encrypted in a shared group security context. You may then do whatever generators you wish to provide traffic to monitor between the NVIS IPs.
Given two computers, HOST1 connected to the Internet. I have pre-provisioned two addresses.
Address1: 0x54ef7d105246e3f3bb8b0b9e1177e41af2585102 (or your assigned address)
Here is the Linux tarball:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10nRh7rPNMFveyWXfbP_0yf4p5yMQ55rF/view?usp=sharing
If it is 20.04 or later:
wget https://nvisnet.com/dist/nvis_linux_dist.tgz
INSTALLATION
On HOST1 , you will install NVIS, turn it on and check it’s status. Note that after installation, you should have the installation folder in your path. In case not, I’ll add commands to go to the installed folder
On HOST1
SSH to the host, cd to the folder with the installer, and issue:
# tar zxvPf ../nvis_linux_dist.tgz
/bin/nvis
/bin/edge
./README
# nvis
wallet address : 0x54ef7d105246e3f3bb8b0b9e1177e41af2585102
# nvis -s
10.0.3.103
# nvis -v
Nvis for Linux Version 1.2
# nvis on
Make sure the status is eventually ON.
TESTS
TEST 1
Make sure hosts can ping itself.
ON HOST 1
ping <HOST1 IP>
TEST 2
Make sure hosts can see Paris. From either host
TEST 3
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