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By Arnav Bhati|Published Tue, 25 Oct 2022 07:00:00 +0000
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14. Enable the wired connection from the network connection settings.
Figure 1 illustrates the installed RHEL 8 VM.
Figure 1: Your VM is ready to use!
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# control.example node_type=control
# hybrid.example node_type=hybrid
# hybrid2.example <- this will default to hybrid
[automationcontroller]
#192.168.0.9 ansible_connection=local
#127.0.0.1 ansible_connection=local
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Figure 2 illustrates the UI for the AAP-2.2 controller.
Figure 2: AAP-2.2 controller UI
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[root@aap aap-2.2-test]# cat /etc/hostname
aap
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