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@ -83,4 +83,19 @@ You can install a few new Debian machines, each with a different `hostname`
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## Solo labo
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## Solo labo
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Try to go as far as you can with following the network layout below.
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You'll have to create quite a few virtual machines machines so grouping them and having a consistent naming scheme is advised.
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![solo labo layout](./network_solo.png)
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![solo labo layout](./network_solo.png)
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I would break it down as such:
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* 1 VM to be the bridge between all your clients and the LAN of the class
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* 1 network interface in **bridged** mode (connects to my LAN)
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* 2 network interfaces in **internal network** mode (they should be named differently **LSN/RSN**)
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* 1 VM on the left side with:
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* 4 network interfaces (**LSN/LSN1/LSN2/LSN3**)
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* can run the DHCP for all these subnets'
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* 4 VM as clients per subnet (so 3 * 4 = 12)
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The setup is mirrored on the right side so rinse and repeat.
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