Do I need to configure GRUB and make other alterations, or might there be some equivalent to virt-viewer
which is strictly CLI?
My thinking is that "whatever" virt-viewer
is doing, through whatever "magic" it achieves that, should, conceivably, be available through the CLI without invoking the GUI.
All it seems to be doing is running a sort of GUI version of a console, or virtual console, of some variety. When I google how to get a bash type prompt from with virsh
there's mention of configuring bridge networking, or different, for me, fairly involved procedures.
For my purposes, virt-viewer
fits the bill -- except that it seemingly requires, or utilizes, the GUI. For a strictly CLI it gets more involved?
This is in the context of using SSH
to remotely login to the host which is why GUI options, such as how virt
viewer` seems to work, wouldn't fit.
something perhaps like:
"It can be used remotely (from a third machine, typically your workstation) if the host does not have graphical display."
but how?
Basically want to chain virt-viewer
with ssh
to remotely login to AWS
host in order to then use virt-viewer
remotely. If that makes sense.