Create DSR Guests (OVM-S/OVM-M)

3.3 Create DSR Guests (OVM-S/OVM-M)

Perform the following task to create DSR guests in OVM-S or OVM-M.

Prerequisites:

This procedure requires values for these variables:

<OVM-M IP> = IP address to access a sh prompt on the OVM server
<URL to OVA> = Link to a source for downloading the product image (.ova)
<MyRepository name> = Name of the repository in the OVM to hold the product image (.ova)

Running this procedure discovers and uses the values of these variables:

<Virtual Appliance OVA ID>
<OVA VM name_vm_vm>
<OVM network id for (each subnet)>
<OVM network name for (each subnet)>

This procedure imports the DSR image.

Access command line of OVM.
Refer to Common OVM Manager Tasks (CLI) for setting up the platform.
1. Get the site-specific values for these variables (overwrite example).
  <OVM-M IP> = 100.64.62.221
2. Use the respective value for <OVM-M IP> into the command.
```
ssh -l admin <OVM-M IP> -p 10000
```
  Example:
```
ssl –l admin 100.64.62.221 –p 10000
```
  Alternatively, use a terminal emulation tool like putty.
In OVM-M CLI, import the VirtualAppliance/OVA.
1. Get the site-specific values for these variables (overwrite example).
  <URL to OVA> = http://10.240.155.70/iso/DSR/8.6/ova/DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
  
  <MyRepository name> = XLab Utility Repo01
2. Use the respective values for <MyRepository name> and <URL to OVA> into the command.
```
OVM> importVirtualAppliance Repository name=’<MyRepository name>’ url="<URL to OVA>”
```
  Example:
```
OVM> importVirtualAppliance Repository name='XLab Utility Repo01' url=http://10.240.155.70/iso/DSR/8.6/ova/DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
```
3. Run the command and validate success.
4. Examine the screen results to find site-specific text for variables in these locations.
  Command:
```
importVirtualAppliance Repository name='XLab Utility Repo01'
url=http://10.240.155.70/iso/DSR/8.6/ova/DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
Status: Success
Time: 2017-04-18 15:23:31,044 EDT
JobId: 1492543363365
Data:
id: 1128a1c6ce name: DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
```
5. Use the respective values for values for these variables (overwrite example).
  <Virtual Appliance OVA ID> = 1128a1c6ce
In OVM-M CLI, get the virtual appliance ID.
The virtual appliance OVA ID is used in later steps.
1. Get the site-specific text for these variables (overwrite example).
  <Virtual Appliance OVA ID> = 1128a1c6ce
2. Use the respective values for <Virtual Appliance OVA ID> into the command.
```
OVM> show VirtualAppliance id=<Virtual Appliance OVA id>
```
  Example:
```
OVM> show VirtualAppliance id=1128a1c6ce
```
3. Run the command and validate success.
4. Examine the screen results to find site-specific text for variables in these locations.
  Command:
```
show VirtualAppliance id=1128a1c6ce
Status: Success
Time: 2017-04-18 15:23:53,534 EDT
Data:
Origin = http://10.240.155.70/iso/DSR/8.6/ova/DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
Repository = 0004fb0000030000da5738315337bfc7 [XLab Utility Repo01]
Virtual Appliance Vm 1 = 11145510c0_vm_vm [vm]
Virtual Appliance VirtualDisk 1 = 11145510c0_disk_disk1  [disk1]
Id = 11145510c0 [DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova]
Name = DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
Description = Import URL: http://10.240.155.70/iso/DSR/8.6/ova/DSR-8.6.0.0.0_95.14.0.ova
Locked = false
```
5. Use the respective values for these variables (overwrite example).
  <OVA VM name_vm_vm> = 11145510c0_vm_vm

In OVM-M CLI, determine the OVM network IDs (established during the platform installation).

OVM> list Network

Run the command and validate success.
Examine the screen results to find the find site-specific OVM values for each subnet:
- <OVM network ID>
- <OVM network name>

Note the entire screen results. Refer to this data in later steps.

Command: list network
Status: Success
Time: 2017-04-19 18:51:42,494 EDT
Data:  id:10486554b5  name:XSI-7 (10.196.237.0/25)
id:10f4d5744c  name:XMI-11 (10.75.159.0/25)
id:10775cf4e5  name:IDIH Internal
id:102e89a481  name:IMI Shared (169.254.9.0/24)
id:c0a80500  name:192.168.5.0
id:10d8de6d9a  name:XSI-6 (10.196.236.128/25)
id:10806a91fb  name:XSI-8 (10.296.237.128/25)
id:10a7289add  name:Control DHCP
id:1053a604f0  name:XSI-5 (10.196.236.0/25)
id:10345112c9  name:XMI-10 (10.75.158.128/25

Use the respective values for network ID variables (change the examples in this table according to the values).

Table 3-1 Network ID Variables

	OAM (XMI)	Local (IMI)	Signaling A (XSI1)	Signaling B (XSI2)	Signaling C (XSI3-16)	Replication (SBR Rep)	DIH Internal
<OVM network name>	XMI-10	IMI Shared	XSI-5	XSI-6	XSI-7	DIH Internal	XMI-10
<OVM network ID>	10345112c9	102e89a481	1053a604f0	10d8de6d9a		10486554b5	10775cf4e5