• Containers for test usage
  • NetworkManager
    • NetworkManager on CentOS Stream 10
    • NetworkManager on CentOS Stream 9
  • IPSec
    • IPSec using PSK authentication
    • IPSec using RSA authentication
    • IPSec using PKI authentication
    • IPSec P2P connection
    • IPSec Site-to-Site connection
    • IPSec Transport connection (p2p only)
    • IPSec Host-to-Site connection
    • IPSec IPv4 in IPv6 and IPv6 in IPv4 connection

The containers are stored in (https://quay.io/repository/nmstate/test-env)

All files licensed under Apache 2.0.

Containers for test usage

NetworkManager

NetworkManager on CentOS Stream 10

sudo ./run.sh nm c10s

NetworkManager on CentOS Stream 9

sudo ./run.sh nm c9s

IPSec

By default, this script will create both server and client containers.

Passing --server-only will only create server container and load IPSec keys to local ipsec database.

IPSec using PSK authentication

sudo ./run.sh ipsec psk

IPSec using RSA authentication

sudo ./run.sh ipsec rsa

IPSec using PKI authentication

sudo ./run.sh ipsec cert

IPSec P2P connection

sudo ./run.sh ipsec p2p

IPSec Site-to-Site connection

sudo ./run.sh ipsec site2site

IPSec Transport connection (p2p only)

sudo ./run.sh ipsec transport

IPSec Host-to-Site connection

sudo ./run.sh ipsec host2site

IPSec IPv4 in IPv6 and IPv6 in IPv4 connection

sudo ./run.sh ipsec mix46