eNSP on LINUX

@MMonteiro hi,
eNSP doesn't support to install on Linux PC. If you insist that, you can try to install it in the virtual Windows runs on the Linux PC.
For example, install the VMware on Linux PC, and enables a virtual Windows in the VMware, then install the eNSP in the virtual Windows.

Also, you can try to install a dual-OS on the PC.

@chenhui
Hi,

Actually already tried with the first option using a VM. But the operation is not as good as if it were installed directly on a Windows machine.

I thought that Huawei had already surpassed this detail.

Nowadays a lot of people are using Linux, and getting applications to run either on Windows or Linux for example would be very interesting!

Thanks for your support.

As you know, virtual machines nesting will lower the real performance, which I think is the basic law and no one could break it.

khm, khm... hi there... i have eNSP up n running trough wine :P (but I am n00b so do not know how to attach screenshots here) anyhow.. the thing is I do not like the virtualbox as hypervisor... I use bhyve on freebsd servers and kvm on my everyday lappy/work/private/etc/pc/everyday and I really really need this thing work with my KVM...So please if u give me a hint to a line where I can reconfigure hypervisor type for this.

Yes to run eNSP in winblows VM is OK (being there done that) but thing is mscrap is forbidden in the filesystems I administer. so there is big NO NO on it... so please dear HUAWEI, be so kind, share a line or two with us, n this should be solved... and at last P.S. You simple cannot mark issue SOLVED by saying is not supported period. When all we missing is option to set eNSP hypervisor resource (at least in my case, I did installation of eNSP in wine, so far so good all in place except is not able to create vm's since virtualbox package is not installed, when I install it it work but it is another package that is forbidden in my filesystems, so please just share this settings with me, where to change hypervisor for sNSP and we should be all fine :)~

I dont think eNSP is supported on linux. It is windows only software