Some doc updates

- Cleaning up a few mistakes in the doc
- adding ref to vbox cmd to list interfaces

Change-Id: I902b7461e6291de290aed0765618beba10c582ae

doc/aio-neutron.md

@@ -4,17 +4,17 @@ Note: Default operating system is Ubuntu. If you would like CentOS, set env var
 
 ## Networking setup
 
-Changes need to be made to the multi-nova.rb and the environments\vagrant-multi-nova.json or environments\vagrant-multi-centos7-nova.json file.
-
-### Bridge IP Address
-
-Should be empty. With OVS which is what we support at the moment, OVS requires you not to have an IP associated with the NIC. If you do have DHCP enabled and the machine gains an IP you should delete it via something like: `sudo ip addr del 172.16.100.17/24 dev eth1` where `172.16.100.17` was the DHCP leased address.
+Changes need to be made to the aio-neutron.rb file.
 
 ### Device interface
 
-The device interface must be is specified by name in the multi-neutron.rb file.
-There one place to change, look for `<put your interface device name here>`, this is because of OVS and it needing to slurp up an adapter for internet access.
+The device interface must be is specified by name in the aio-neutron.rb file.
+There is one place to change, look for `<put your interface device name here>`,
+this is because of OVS needing to slurp up an adapter for internet access.
 
-+ For Windows 7, open the Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network Connections.  Look in the Connectivity column for a row with "Internet access", and use the "Device Name". For example, 'Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6205'.
+Note: To see a list of virtualbox network interface names use:
+    `$ vboxmanage list bridgedifs`
+
++ For Windows 7, open the Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network Connections.  Look in the Connectivity column for a row with "Internet access", and use the "Device Name". For example, `'Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6205'`.
 + For Mac, this works from some: `'en0: Wi-Fi (AirPort)'`, but there is an issue with VirtualBox and the Airport. You should look into using an Ethernet adaptor and something like: `'en3: Ethernet'`
 + For Linux, ...TODO...

doc/aio-nova.md

@@ -1,16 +1,21 @@
 # All-in-One with nova-network
 
-The defaults in the aio-nova.rb and the environments/vagrant-aio-nova.json should work without any changes.
-
 Note: Default operating system is Ubuntu. If you would like CentOS, set env var REPO_OS=centos7
 
+## Networking setup
+
+Changes need to be made to the aio-nova.rb file.
+
 ### Device interface
 
-The device interface must be is specified by name in the multi-nova.rb file.
-There are is one place to change, look for `<put your interface device name here>`.
+The device interface must be is specified by name in the aio-nova.rb file.
+There is one place to change, look for `<put your interface device name here>`.
 This is for an extra network adapter to your network, this is good practise for the
 more advance setups.
 
+Note: To see a list of virtualbox network interface names use:
+`$ vboxmanage list bridgedifs`
+
 + For Windows 7, open the Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network Connections.  Look in the Connectivity column for a row with "Internet access", and use the "Device Name". For example, 'Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6205'.
 + For Mac, this works from some: `'en0: Wi-Fi (AirPort)'`, but there is an issue with VirtualBox and the Airport. You should look into using an Ethernet adaptor and something like: `'en3: Ethernet'`
 + For Linux, ...TODO...

doc/multi-neutron.md

@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
 # Multi-node with Neutron
 
-todo ...
+Note: Default operating system is Ubuntu. If you would like CentOS, set env var REPO_OS=centos7
+
+## Nodes
+
+The multi-node environments will have four machines `controller`, `compute1`, `compute2`, and `compute3`.
+
+## Networking setup
+
+Changes need to be made to the multi-neutron.rb and the environments\vagrant-multi-neutron.json or environments\vagrant-multi-centos7-neutron.json file.

doc/multi-nova.md

@@ -20,6 +20,9 @@ For example, on my home network, my laptop has an IP of 192.168.1.xxx, so I set
 The device interface must be is specified by name in the multi-nova.rb file.
 There are two places to change, look for `<put your interface device name here>`.
 
+Note: To see a list of virtualbox network interface names use:
+`$ vboxmanage list bridgedifs`
+
 + For Windows 7, open the Control Panel, Network and Internet, Network Connections.  Look in the Connectivity column for a row with "Internet access", and use the "Device Name". For example, 'Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6205'.
 + For Mac, this works from some: 'en0: Wi-Fi (AirPort)'
 + For Linux, ...TODO...