Configure a storage repository for theCorente Gateway Software .iso file. Right-click the name of the XenServer on the top right of the main screen and choose New Storage Repository.

On the screen that is displayed, select Windows File Sharing and then click Next.

Figure A.22 Choose Storage Type

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On this screen, enter the path to the Windows file share where the .iso file is located and enter login information, if necessary. Click Finish when you are done.

Figure A.23 Provide Storage Access Details

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Once finished, select New VM from the top toolbar of XenCenter. On the list that is displayed, scroll all the way down and choose Other Install Media. Click Next.

Figure A.24 Create Virtual Machine from Other Installation Media

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Enter a name for the VM and click Next.

Figure A.25 Name the New Virtual Machine

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On this screen, select ISO image and then select the Corente Gateway Software .iso file from the previously configured CIFS storage repository. Click Next.

Figure A.26 Select Installation Media

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Allocate memory on the XenServer for the new VM. Oracle recommends 1 GB of memory (1024 MB). Click Next.

Figure A.27 Allocate Virtual CPUs and Memory

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Add a virtual disk for the VM. Oracle recommends 40 GB of disk space for the virtual disk. Click Next.

Figure A.28 Create Virtual Disk for VM

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Add a network interface for the VM. Click Next.

Figure A.29 Add Network Interface to VM

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Click Finish on the final screen when you are finished.

On the main screen of XenCenter, select the new VM in the left panel and then choose the Console tab. Choose OK when prompted.

Figure A.30 Start Corente Gateway Software Installation

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When installation of the Corente Virtual Services Gateway Software is complete, you will see the screen below.

Figure A.31 Corente Gateway Software Installation Complete

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Right-click the new VM again and choose Properties. On this screen, choose Startup Options and move Hard Disk to the top. Also, make sure the option Auto-start on server boot is selected.

Figure A.32 Modify VM Startup Options

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If you have not already done so, download the new Corente Virtual Services Gateway configuration file onto a USB flash drive via App Net Manager. Then insert the USB flash drive into the XenServer.

Select the new VM on the left panel of XenCenter and then select the Storage tab. Click Attach and select the USB flash drive. XenCenter will inform you that the drive will be attached the next time the VM starts.

Figure A.33 Attach USB Flash Drive

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Right-click the new VM on the left panel and force a reboot. The Corente Virtual Services Gateway will automatically detect the USB drive and copy over the configuration. The gateway will now activate. It will restart itself after it obtains its complete configuration from the Corente Services Control Point (SCP), which should take about one (1) minute. You can confirm that the new gateway is up and active using App Net Manager.

Figure A.34 Reboot the Virtual Machine

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