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Then start integrationtests.sh again and to trigger the DHCP hook to start ZTP log in to eosaccess and run: conf t → int vlan1 → shutdown → no shutdown → end , check the logs of the DHCP container and wait for the DHCP lease to be given out and make sure it added a new device to the database. When that is done do shut/no shut on vlan1 once more to trigger discovery of the device, this will take a few minutes but then the integration tests should run through.

If you don't have enough memory or don't want to start eosdist2 you can skip that VM entirely, but then you have to manually "fake" the neighbor in the database by inserting this row into PostgreSQL exactly at the point where eosaccess got it's first DHCP lease:

docker exec -i -t docker_cnaas_postgres_1 psql -U cnaas
INSERT INTO linknet (device_a_id, device_b_id, device_a_port, device_b_port) VALUES (3, 2, 'Ethernet3', 'Ethernet2');