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virsh console <vm-domain>
NOTE: This command will not work right away for a non-GPU guest VM.
To resolve, reset the guest VM using either
$ virsh reboot
or
$ virsh reset
Option 2 (connecting to the VM using SSH)
ssh <username>@IP ADDRESS
The default credentials for logging into the VM are -
Login: nvidia
Password: nvidia
These can be changed. See the section
11.5.3
Making Your VM More Secure
There are a couple of things you can do to make your VM more secure.
Change the Login Credentials
Add SSH Keys
11.5.4
Changing Login Credentials
When the guest GPU VM is created, the default login credentials are nvidia/nvidia. As a
security practice, use the standard Ubuntu methods to create a new user account and
then delete the nvidia user account from the GPU VM. The basic commands are
provided below for convenience. Consult the Ubuntu/Linux documentation for
additional options.
Creating a new user account
sudo useradd -m <new-username> -p <new-password>
Deleting the nvidia user account
deluser -r nvidia
To run virsh commands, the new user must then be added to the libvirt group.
DGX-2 System User Guide
Changing Login Credentials
Using DGX-2 System in KVM Mode
for instructions.
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