key with a passphrase entered on the command line as an argument: $ openssl genrsa -aes256 -passout pass:user_passphrase -out ~/.oci/ oci_api_key.pem 2048 • To generate a private key without a passphrase: to use VMs configured to use a USB device, e.g. a USB pointing device or a USB pass-through device, you should also pass through the /dev/vboxusbmon device using the steps above. Oracle Solaris 11 does [‑‑nat‑tftp‑fileN=filename] [‑‑nat‑tftp‑serverN=IP‑address] [‑‑nat‑bind‑ipN=IP‑address] [‑‑nat‑dns‑pass‑domainN= on | off] [‑‑nat‑dns‑proxyN= on | off] [‑‑nat‑dns‑host‑resolverN= on | off] [‑‑nat‑localhostreachableN=

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. However defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. However defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager

environment variable VBOX_PAM_ALLOW_INACTIVE which will suppress failures when unable to read the shadow pass- word file. Please use this variable carefully, and only if you fully understand what you’re doing Something like this: string oVirtualBox; oVirtualBox = webservice.IWebsessionManager_logon("user", "pass"); (The managed object reference “oVirtualBox” is just a string consisting of digits and dashes. defines parameters, passed to the platform-specific module, as we do in the second example, where we pass username and password to be used to authenticate against the web service. After obtaining the VirtualBoxManager