Installing ioBuster with Limited Internet Connectivity
For Air-Gapped Environment
Certain network environment is completely isolated from the internet due to extremely strong security policies. We are already aware of customers in this situation, and you may download intallation files where internet access is enable and transfer them to an air-gapped environment using a removable storage such as a USB stick.
Installing ioBuster Coordinator using a tarball
After you downloaded iobc
from the download links from
the installation page, you need to download
an extra tarball file for manual installation.
Once you download both iobc
and the tarball, latest_iobc.tar
, please run
the following command from a command terminal to complete the installation.
iobc install latest_iobc.tar
Installing ioBuster Framework using a tarball
ioBuster Coordinator downloads and installs ioBuster Framework from
Google Cloud Storage when adding or updating a test host. If your network has
limited connections to the internet, you can manually download the ioBuster
Framework and install it using host update
command.
After you download the ioBuster Framework, latest_iobc.tgz
, please use the
following commands to install the framework.
coordinator # host add -n
coordinator # host update test-host -f latest_iobc.tgz
For a Network Behind Proxy
Checking existing proxy settings
On Windows
netsh winhttp show proxy
On Linux and macOS
echo $HTTP_PROXY
echo $HTTPS_PROXY
Setting HTTP_PROXY and HTTP_PROXY environment variables
To set the proxy on Windows
setx HTTP_PROXY "http://proxyserver:port"
setx HTTPS_PROXY "https://proxyserver:port"
On Linux and macOS
export HTTP_PROXY="http://proxyserver:port"
export HTTPS_PROXY="https://proxyserver:port"
Replace "http://proxyserver:port" and "https://proxyserver:port" with your actual proxy server and port details.
Verifying proxy configuration
When you run the coordinator, it will print out the configured proxy setting if they exist. This way, you can confirm that your program is using the correct proxy configuration.
iobuster$ iobc run
IO Buster Coordinator, Ver. 23.09.1
HTTP_PROXY=http://proxyserver:port
HTTPS_PROXY=https://proxyserver:port
coordinator [iobuster] #