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Exinda Network Orchestrator 2 Getting started | 67
3.
In the list of Hardware configuration options, select
Networking
.
4. Beside the switch name, click Properties .
5.
In the switch properties, switch to the
Security
tab.
6.
Set
Promiscuous Mode
to
Accept
.
7. Click OK .
8.
Repeat these steps for each virtual switch that is attached to a NIC used in an inline deployment.
Add Storage to the VMware Virtual Machine
By default, all Exinda Virtual Appliances come with a single 50GB (fixed-size) disk. Usually, you will want more storage for
features such as WAN Memory and Edge Cache. This is achieved by adding an additional disk to the Virtual Appliance.
The size of the disk you should add largely depends on the amount of RAM allocated to the Virtual Appliance. As a
general rule, you should add a maximum of 100GB of disk storage per 1GB of RAM. So if you have given 4GB of RAM to
your Virtual Appliance, you can add up to 400GB of extra storage.
1. Open the VMware vSphere Client .
2.
From the Hardware tab in the Exinda Virtual Appliance Properties screen, click
Add
.
3. Select Hard Disk , then click Next .