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Product Manual, TNSR 19.02
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--ip-forward \
--accelerated-network
10. Create the LAN Network Interface.
$ az network nic create \
-g TNSR-Resource-Group \
--vnet-name TNSR-VNet \
--subnet TNSR-LAN-Subnet \
-n TNSR-LAN-nic
\
--ip-forward \
--accelerated-network
11. Choose the VM Size to be used. To get a list of sizes that are able to run TNSR, run the following command
and export a variable called TNSR_SIZE with it.
$ az vm list-sizes \
--query "[?numberOfCores >= \`4\`] | [?memoryInMb >= \`8192\`].name | sort(@)
˓ →
" \
--output tsv
$ export TNSR_SIZE = <FILL DESIRED SIZE HERE>
# EXAMPLE:
$ export TNSR_SIZE = "Standard_DS4_v2"
12. Choose the TNSR image URN to be used from the list obtained with the following command and export a
variable called TNSR_URN with it.
$ az vm image list \
--publisher Netgate \
--all \
--query "[?contains(offer,'tnsr')].{Sku:sku, Version:version Urn:urn}" \
--output table
$ export TNSR_URN = "netgate:netgate-tnsr-azure-fw-vpn-router:netgate-tnsr:20.02.2"
13. Export a variable called TNSR_SSH_KEY containing a path to a valid SSH public key.
$ export TNSR_SSH_KEY = "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
14. Accept Azure Marketplace terms so that the image can be used to create VMs.
$ az vm image terms accept --urn ${ TNSR_URN }
Note: Previous versions of
Azure CLI
used the command
$ az vm image accept-terms --urn
${TNSR_URN}
15. Create a Storage Account.
$ az storage account create -n tnsrsa -g TNSR-Resource-Group
16. Create the TNSR Virtual Machine.
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