Belden grass valley KALEIDO-IP VM, Quick Start Manual

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Setting up the Kaleido-IP VM
Creating the Kaleido-IP Virtual Machine
The Deploy OVF Template wizard appears, prompting you for the location of the file
you wish to install.
3 Navigate to the desired OVA file on your local file system, and then click Next .
The OVF Template Details page appears, with information about the selected OVA file
(e.g., download size, virtual machine size).
4 Click Next .
The Name and Location page appears, prompting you to enter a name for your virtual
machine.
5 Type the desired name, and then click Next .
The Storage page displays the storage disks available on your host.
6 Select the appropriate destination storage for your virtual machine files, and then click
Next .
The Disk Format page appears.
7 Click the option that best suits your purposes, and then click Next .
The Network Mapping page appears.
8 Set the appropriate mapping for your virtual machine’s network adapters.
9 Click Next .
The Ready to Complete page appears.
10 Review the deployment settings, and then click Next .
A window appears, showing the OVA deployment progress, followed by a confirmation
message once the deployment is complete.
11 Click Close to dismiss the confirmation message.
In the main vSphere Client window, the status of the recently completed deployment
appears in the
Recent Tasks area.
12 On the View menu, point to Inventory , and then click Inventory .
13 Your new virtual machine appears, in the vSphere Client inventory.
14 Right-click the virtual machine you just created, point to Power , and then click Power
On .
15 Switch to the Console tab in the main pane. Wait until the virtual machine has
completed its startup.
Once the operating system and application have loaded, a login prompt appears in the
console window.
16 Log on to your Kaleido-IP VM with the following credentials:
• Login:
root
• Password:
pw1234
17 Type
k3bin
, on the command line, and then press Enter.
18 Type
./setupNetwork.bash
, and then press Enter.
Note:
The Kaleido-IP VM image is based on a Kaleido-IP with 2 network
adapters. Should you require more network adapters, it is possible to add
them at a later stage (see
page 5 ).