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:experimental:
:experimental:
This is the area where you will quide you to Join the network pou theleis
This is the area where we will guide you to Join the network you desire
== Browse
== Browse
You can easily browse throught the available *labroom s* in the list using the search bar at the top.
You can easily browse throught the available *network s* in the list using the search bar at the top.
.browsing network
.browsing network
image::venus:join.png[Browsing network,700,float=center]
image::venus:join.png[Browsing network,700,float=center]
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To request network access we use the btn:[Request Access] button
To request network access we use the btn:[Request Access] button
TIP: To button emfanisete mono otam den to echeis kanei idi pou simeni oti ama to kaneis mia fora den tha emfanistei
TIP: the button is only visible if youre NOT already connected!
== Connect
== Connect
image:venus:join-status.png[network connect,300,float=right]
image:venus:join-status.png[network connect,300,float=right]
afou kanete request kai sas dechti o owner tha emanistoun accept icons dipla sto network pou thelete kai stin antistichi stili
After requesting access and it being granted by the owner we will be able to see the accept icon.
when this icon appears it meant we are ready to use the network using the btn:[Start Network] button
meta apo afto mporeite na chrissimopiisete to btn:[Start Network] button
obviously the network has to be up and running
fysika kai prepei prota to network na einai up and running
the *join* column informs us about our connection status
sto column *join* mporeite na deite an iste sindedemnoi idi sto diktyo i ochi
TIP: we can connect as many networks as we please
TIP: mporeite na sindethite se osa diktya thelet e
=== connect mod e
.connect mode
=== connect modus
.connect modus
image::venus:join-connect-mode.png[connect modus,700,float=center]
image::venus:join-connect-mode.png[connect modus,700,float=center]
The *host* option is used to make the interface look like they are running on the host itself
The *host* option is used to make the interface look like they are running on the host itself
The *container* option containerize the containers networking
The *container* option containerizes the containers networking
==== host
==== host
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It allows the Virtual Network Interface greater network access than it can normally get.
It allows the Virtual Network Interface greater network access than it can normally get.
If you use host then you’ll get all ports listening on the host.
If you use ' host' then you’ll get all ports listening on the host.
This means you will need to check the services you runninf closely (especially if it’s not yours, e.g. an official one provided by a software project) to make sure you don’t inadvertently expose extra services on the network.
This means you will have to monitor the services you run closely (especially if it’s not yours, e.g. an official one provided by a software project) to make sure you don’t inadvertently expose extra services t o the network.
TIP: With this option you *can* access the other participants in the network and vice versa from your computer
TIP: With this option you *can* access the other participants in the network and vice versa from your computer
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image:venus:container-connection.png[container connect,350,float=right]
image:venus:container-connection.png[container connect,350,float=right]
A container option is used to isolate the services from different container and the host itself
A container option is used to isolate the services from the outside world
TIP: With this option you can *NOT* access the other participants in the network and vice versa from your computer
TIP: With this option you can *NOT* access the other participants in the network and vice versa from your computer
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.connect status
.connect status
image::venus:join-connect-status.png[connect status,700,float=center]
image::venus:join-connect-status.png[connect status,700,float=center]
after connecting vlepoume
after connecting we will be seing something along the following:
* to status sto collumn *join*
* our status in the *join* column
* emfanisete to btn:[Leave Network] button, to opoio mporoume na to chrissimopiisoume gia na kanoume disconnect
* the btn:[Leave Network] button we can use to disconnect
* stin grammi *Interface* emfanisete to onoma tou interface kai i ean einai up i down
* the *Interface* name and whether it is up or down
* stin grammi *Network* emfanisete to onoma tou interface pou dimiourgithik e
* the creted *Network*(interface) nam e
=== connect info
=== connect info
tis parapano plirofories tis pernoume epissis using the btn:[Service Info] button
all of the above information is also accessible using the btn:[Service Info] button
.connect status info
.connect status info
image::venus:join-connect-status-info.png[connect status info,700,float=center]
image::venus:join-connect-status-info.png[connect status info,700,float=center]
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image::venus:join-connect-status.png[connect status,700,float=center]
image::venus:join-connect-status.png[connect status,700,float=center]
* sto parapanp image vlepoume to btn:[Leave Network] button, to opoio mporoume na to chrissimopiisoume gia na kanoume disconnect
* the btn:[Leave Network] button -> use it to disconnect
== Video
== Video