- Subscriber Data Server Cloud Installation Guide
- Application Installation
- Creating SDS Guests (VMware)
2.2 Creating SDS Guests (VMware)
Perform the following procedure in Cloud Client to create SDS Guests from OVA
(VMWare):
- To add SDS OVA image, perform the following steps:
- Open the required Cloud Client.
- Add the SDS OVA image to the cloud catalog or repository. Follow the instructions provided by the cloud solutions manufacturer.
- To create the SDS VM from the OVA image, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to the library or repository where the OVA image is present.
- Deploy the OVA image using Cloud or the Cloud Web Client.
- Name the SDS NOAM VM and select the datastore.
- To configure the SDS NOAM VM, refer to the DSR Cloud Benchmarking Guide for the SDS NOAM using the Cloud Client or the Cloud Web Client.
- To power on SDS NOAM-A VM, use the Cloud or Cloud Web Client.
- To configure SDS NOAM-A, perform the following
steps:
- Open the SDS NOAM-A VM console using the Cloud or Cloud web client.
- Login as admusr.
- When the ethX is the interface associated with the XMI
network, configure the <ethX>
device:
$ sudo netAdm add --device=<ethX> --address=<IP Address in External management Network> --netmask=<Netmask> --onboot=yes --bootproto=none
- Add the default route for
ethX:
$ sudo netAdm add --route=default -–gateway=<gateway address for the External management network> --device=<ethX>
Note:
While re-configuring virtual NICs under VMware, perform the following procedure:- Remove the UDEV rules file under
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
path. - Shut down the guest and remove the interfaces.
- Power on the VM and add the interfaces one by one, in the desired order of enumeration.
- To get VMware to instantiate the device, click OK each time.
- To verify network connectivity, ping the default gateway.
$ ping –c3 <gateway address for the External management network>
Note:
Repeat these steps for each server before continuing to the next procedure. For example, NOAM-A, NOAM-B, DR SDS Servers, Query Server, and DP.