bdeo.sh 2.7 output

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$ ./bdeo.sh 
bdeo.sh v2.07(Linux)


Build a Cisco CSR 1000V Cloud Services Router OVA from an ISO image.
Accepts user inputs for both Hardware and IOS configuration.
Optionally will deploy to an ESXi Host.


Option               Params     Description {value}
-------------------  ---------  -----------------------------------------------

Help:
  -h | -help                    Display this help message and exit
  -verbose                      Produce verbose output while executing {}

Input/Output Options:
  -i | -image        <path>     ISO Image to create OVF from, OR a .ovf or .ova
                                file to deploy to ESXi server. {}
  -o | -output       <path>     Output directory for OVF package and/or OVA file
                                {/tmp/cisco}
  -n | -name         [<name>]   Create OVF/OVA with different name than image
                                If <name> is not specified, a name will be
                                automatically generated from the VM options
                                {}
  -format       [ovf|ova|zip]   Generate package in the given format(s)
                                (comma-separated list) {ova}

Virtual Machine Hardware Options:
  -c  | -cpus        <cpus>     Number of CPU's to provision {1}
  -m  | -memory      <MB>       Amount of memory to provision {2560}
  -ds | -disksize    <GB>       Minimum size of hard drive to provision {8}
  -ns | -nics        <nics>     Number of ethernet NICS to provision {3}
  -ea | -eth_adapter <string>   Ethernet adapter type {VMXNET3}
                                Valid values are: E1000, VMXNET3
  -nw | -network     <string>   VM Network name for all NICs, or comma-separated
                                list of one name per NIC {VM Network}

Virtual Machine Description Options:
  -p  | -product     <string>   Description of product {Cisco CSR 1000V Cloud Services Router}
  -v  | -vendor      <string>   Name of vendor {Cisco Systems, Inc.}
  -vs | -version_short <str>    Short version string {03.10.00.S.153-3.S-ext}
  -vl | -version_long  <str>    Long version string {Cisco IOS-XE Software, version 03.10.00.S.153-3.S-ext}
  -pu | -product_url <URL>      URL of product {http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps12559/index.html}
  -vu | -vendor_url  <URL>      URL of vendor {http://www.cisco.com}

ESXi/vSphere Options:
  -d  | -deploy      <URL>      Deploy OVA to the specified ESXi host {}
  -u  | -username    <string>   Username for ESXi login {}
  -pw | -password    <string>   Password for ESXi login {}
  -s  | -store       <string>   Name of datastore {datastore1}
  -dm | -diskmode    <option>   Type of diskmode for new VM. {thick}
                                Valid values are:
                                  thick
  -pm | -port_map    <list>     Comma separated list of port-map names to use
                                for each VM network from -network option. {}
                                If not specified, will assume same as -network
  -nv | -nooverwrite            If set, don't overwrite an existing same-name VM
  -po | -poweron                If set, VM will power on automatically {}

IOS Configuration Options:
  -iu  | -ios_username <string> IOS username (Required for remote login) {}
  -ipw | -ios_password <string> IOS password (Required for remote login) {}
  -epw | -enable_password <str> IOS enable password {}
  -ipd | -ip_domain  <string>   IP Domain Name {}
  -hn  | -hostname   <string>   Hostname {}
  -ip  | -ip_address <adr/mask> Address/mask for management interface, such as
                                '10.1.1.1/24' or '10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0' {}
                                Can also specify the string 'dhcp' to use DHCP
  -mg  | -mgmt_gateway <addr>   Default gateway for management VRF {}
                                Can also specify the string 'dhcp' to use DHCP
  -ssh                          If set, enable SSH login (and disable telnet) {false}
  -https                        If set, enable HTTPS server {false}
  -b   | -bootstrap  <path>     IOS configuration file (a la NVRAM output) to
                                add to bootstrap, for any configs not covered
                                by above options. {}

Examples:
  bdeo -i ultra.iso
    Build OVA 'ultra.ova' from ultra.iso with default values for all options

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -n my_vm
    Build OVA 'my_vm.ova' from ultra.iso with default values for all options

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -n
    Build a uniquely named OVA from ultra.iso with default options

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -o /auto/tftpboot
    Build OVA from ultra.iso and store the OVA in /auto/tftpboot

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -c 6 -m 8192 -ns 6 -ds 12
    Build OVA with 6 CPUs, 8GB memory, 6 NICs and 12GB minimum hard drive space

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -d 10.122.84.23
    Build OVA with default values and deploy it to vsphere ESXi 10.122.84.23

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -d 10.122.84.23 -s datastore2
    Build OVA and deploy to vsphere ESXi 10.122.84.23 on datastore2

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -d 10.122.84.23 -dm thick
    Build OVA and deploy to vsphere ESXi 10.122.84.23 with thick provisioning

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -nics 3 -network 'Management Network,Network 1,Network 2' \
       -d 10.122.84.3 -port_map 'VM Network,Net1,Net2'
    Build OVA with 3 NICs, labeled as 'Management Network', 'Network 1', and
    'Network 2' respectively. Then deploy this OVA to 10.122.84.3 and map the
    NICs to port-maps on the host defined as 'VM Network', 'Net1', and 'Net2'

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -o /ws/rwellum-sjc/OVA/Results -n -c 6 -m 5000 -ds 25 \
       -dm thick -d 10.122.84.53 -u root -pw root -s datastore2
    Build OVA from ultra.iso, output OVA to '/ws/rwellum-sjc/OVA/Results',
    generate a unique OVA name, provision with 6 CPU's, memory 5000MB,
    hard disk size 25G, thick provisioned, deploy to ESXi 10.122.84.53 using
    given username and password, on datastore2

  bdeo -i ultra.iso -o /ws/rwellum-sjc/OVA/Results/ -n bdeo_test_env \
       -d '10.122.84.3/UCS Blade Server/host/10.122.84.25' \
       -u administrator -pw root_1 -s 'datastore3' -b cfg.txt
    Build OVA with default options plus bootstrap IOS configuration 'cfg.txt',
    deploy via vcentre '.3' to ESXI '.25'