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my erp5 is running on opensuse(inside virtual machine), and the ip is fixed(http://10.0.230.223:12001/erp5) ..

how can i access this erp5 system from my windows browser? is there a way to do this? 

From: Unknown User

my erp5 is running on opensuse(inside virtual machine), and the ip is fixed(http://10.0.230.223:12001/erp5) ..

how can i access this erp5 system from my windows browser? is there a way to do this? 

Hi,

you can make ERP5 accessible to your local network by following the steps outlined below. Note that your local network must be configured with a DHCP server, so that the VM can get it's ip address automatically:

  1. In VMware Player, click on "Player" -> "Manage" -> "Virtual Machine Settings...".
  2. In the Hardware Tab click on "Network Adapter".
  3. In the Network connection settings select "Bridged: directly to the physical network".
  4. Start the VM and login
  5. In the VM Click on the "openSUSE" button in the bottom left and then "System" -> "XTerm"
  6. In XTerm Enter the following command
    sudo vim /srv/slapgrid/slappart19/etc/zope.conf
  7. In the vim editor go to the "Server configuration" section of the configuration file and change the address of the http server from "10.0.230.223:12001" to "0.0.0.0:12001". To edit, you first have to enter "i" which puts you in the "edit" mode of vim. After editing, press <ESC> to enter the "command" mode of vim. Save and quit the editor by entering ":wq".
  8. Restart the virtual machine
  9. Now you can look up the new ip Address of the VM by opening XTerm again and entering the following command:
  10. /sbin/ifconfig | grep "ined addr"
  11. The first line should give you the address of the VM in the local network, for example "192.168.2.110".
  12. Now you can open a Webbrowser on any computer on your network, for example the windows machine where you run the VM an access ERP5 from http://<ip-address>:12001/erp5 . Note that Internet Explorer is not supported, use either Mozilla Firefox or Chrome.
From: Klaus Wölfel
From: Unknown User

my erp5 is running on opensuse(inside virtual machine), and the ip is fixed(http://10.0.230.223:12001/erp5) ..

how can i access this erp5 system from my windows browser? is there a way to do this? 

Hi,

you can make ERP5 accessible to your local network by following the steps outlined below. Note that your local network must be configured with a DHCP server, so that the VM can get it's ip address automatically:

  1. In VMware Player, click on "Player" -> "Manage" -> "Virtual Machine Settings...".
  2. In the Hardware Tab click on "Network Adapter".
  3. In the Network connection settings select "Bridged: directly to the physical network".
  4. Start the VM and login
  5. In the VM Click on the "openSUSE" button in the bottom left and then "System" -> "XTerm"
  6. In XTerm Enter the following command
    sudo vim /srv/slapgrid/slappart19/etc/zope.conf
  7. In the vim editor go to the "Server configuration" section of the configuration file and change the address of the http server from "10.0.230.223:12001" to "0.0.0.0:12001". To edit, you first have to enter "i" which puts you in the "edit" mode of vim. After editing, press <ESC> to enter the "command" mode of vim. Save and quit the editor by entering ":wq".
  8. Restart the virtual machine
  9. Now you can look up the new ip Address of the VM by opening XTerm again and entering the following command:
  10. /sbin/ifconfig | grep "ined addr"
  11. The first line should give you the address of the VM in the local network, for example "192.168.2.110".
  12. Now you can open a Webbrowser on any computer on your network, for example the windows machine where you run the VM an access ERP5 from http://<ip-address>:12001/erp5 . Note that Internet Explorer is not supported, use either Mozilla Firefox or Chrome.

thanks a lot bro!! it works!

From: Klaus Wölfel
From: Unknown User

my erp5 is running on opensuse(inside virtual machine), and the ip is fixed(http://10.0.230.223:12001/erp5) ..

how can i access this erp5 system from my windows browser? is there a way to do this? 

Hi,

you can make ERP5 accessible to your local network by following the steps outlined below. Note that your local network must be configured with a DHCP server, so that the VM can get it's ip address automatically:

  1. In VMware Player, click on "Player" -> "Manage" -> "Virtual Machine Settings...".
  2. In the Hardware Tab click on "Network Adapter".
  3. In the Network connection settings select "Bridged: directly to the physical network".
  4. Start the VM and login
  5. In the VM Click on the "openSUSE" button in the bottom left and then "System" -> "XTerm"
  6. In XTerm Enter the following command
    sudo vim /srv/slapgrid/slappart19/etc/zope.conf
  7. In the vim editor go to the "Server configuration" section of the configuration file and change the address of the http server from "10.0.230.223:12001" to "0.0.0.0:12001". To edit, you first have to enter "i" which puts you in the "edit" mode of vim. After editing, press <ESC> to enter the "command" mode of vim. Save and quit the editor by entering ":wq".
  8. Restart the virtual machine
  9. Now you can look up the new ip Address of the VM by opening XTerm again and entering the following command:
  10. /sbin/ifconfig | grep "ined addr"
  11. The first line should give you the address of the VM in the local network, for example "192.168.2.110".
  12. Now you can open a Webbrowser on any computer on your network, for example the windows machine where you run the VM an access ERP5 from http://<ip-address>:12001/erp5 . Note that Internet Explorer is not supported, use either Mozilla Firefox or Chrome.
bro, i have one more problem, after i create the product(validated), why when i browse the product module, there is no data inside?
From: Unknown User
From: Klaus Wölfel
From: Unknown User

my erp5 is running on opensuse(inside virtual machine), and the ip is fixed(http://10.0.230.223:12001/erp5) ..

how can i access this erp5 system from my windows browser? is there a way to do this? 

Hi,

you can make ERP5 accessible to your local network by following the steps outlined below. Note that your local network must be configured with a DHCP server, so that the VM can get it's ip address automatically:

  1. In VMware Player, click on "Player" -> "Manage" -> "Virtual Machine Settings...".
  2. In the Hardware Tab click on "Network Adapter".
  3. In the Network connection settings select "Bridged: directly to the physical network".
  4. Start the VM and login
  5. In the VM Click on the "openSUSE" button in the bottom left and then "System" -> "XTerm"
  6. In XTerm Enter the following command
    sudo vim /srv/slapgrid/slappart19/etc/zope.conf
  7. In the vim editor go to the "Server configuration" section of the configuration file and change the address of the http server from "10.0.230.223:12001" to "0.0.0.0:12001". To edit, you first have to enter "i" which puts you in the "edit" mode of vim. After editing, press <ESC> to enter the "command" mode of vim. Save and quit the editor by entering ":wq".
  8. Restart the virtual machine
  9. Now you can look up the new ip Address of the VM by opening XTerm again and entering the following command:
  10. /sbin/ifconfig | grep "ined addr"
  11. The first line should give you the address of the VM in the local network, for example "192.168.2.110".
  12. Now you can open a Webbrowser on any computer on your network, for example the windows machine where you run the VM an access ERP5 from http://<ip-address>:12001/erp5 . Note that Internet Explorer is not supported, use either Mozilla Firefox or Chrome.
bro, i have one more problem, after i create the product(validated), why when i browse the product module, there is no data inside?

Hi, you can find the answer here: http://www.osoe-project.org/lesson/osoe-Lecture.ERP.Configuration.Introduction/howto-Reset.Filter/view

 One more note: For new questions, please open a new forum thread, this way, other users who browse the forum can find answers more quickly.

 Regards,

Klaus