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GX-V
Microsoft Hyper-V
Hypervisor
SUMMARY OF TASKS
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WORKSHEET
Silver Peak Systems, Inc.
4500 Great America Parkway
Suite 100
Santa Clara, CA 95054
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YOUR DATA
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TO BEGIN ... Launch the Hyper-V Manager, and select the target Hyper-V server.
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The New Virtual Machine Wizard opens, and the Specify Name and Location page appears.
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In the Name field, enter the new virtual machines name. In this example, were naming the virtual machine, gx-v.
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In the Connection field, select a network adapter from the drop-down list.
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h.
Select Use an existing virtual hard disk and browse to the .VHD file you downloaded from Silver Peaks Support
portal.
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Return to the Server Manager and notice that the new GMS server, gx-v, now appears in the Virtual Machines section.
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In this task, well add the legacy network adapter included in Silver Peaks software and delete the Hyper-V hosts default network
adapter.
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Under Virtual Machines, select gx-v, and from the Server Manager menu bar, select Action > Settings.
The Setting for [gx-v] page appears, with Add Harware selected on the left, by default.
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In the Add Hardware area, select Legacy Network Adapter and click Add.
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On the left, click Network Adapter to display the Network Adapter page on the right, and click Remove.
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Return to the Server Manager window, and in the Virtual Machines area, select gx-v.
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After the GX-V finishes booting up, a console window displays the mgmt0 IP address for the virtual GMS serverthis
is also the GMS servers IP address. Youll need that for the next step.
If your environment is not configured for DHCP, then youll need to run the following script, and assign your own
variables. Use admin for both the username and the password.
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Be aware that it may take up to two minutes for your PC to get an IP address and open the initial configuration page.
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a.
Open any browser and enter the mgmt0 IP address displayed by the console in the previous step. The opening page
appears.
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Enter the default user name and password: admin / admin. Click OK.
The GMS Appliance Configuration page appears.
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DHCP
IP Address
Netmask
Default Gateway
Domain name
Troubleshooting
Time Zone
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Partitioned drive accommodates one active and five inactive software images,
each with its own most recent database
Troubleshooting
Password Configuration
[not required]
This password is only for this initial configuration wizard, not for client software
configuration or log in.
System Restart
Click Apply. It may take up to 30 seconds for the virtual appliance to configure.
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a.
Return to the GMS Server Home Page. Select Launch GMS Client.
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In this screen, inter the GMS servers IP address (or its hostname as defined on your DNS server), and click OK.
The Login screen appears.
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c.
If any GMS configuration tasks need completion, a Getting Started window appears. If any tasks need addressing, they
are highlighted in red.
If yo choose to close this window now, you can access it again later with GMS Administration > Getting Started.
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From the menu bar, select GMS Administration > License Management. The License Configuration window appears.
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Cut and paste the license key into the field and click Apply. The GX serial number updates.
Youre now ready to deploy, manage, and monitor your physical and virtual Silver Peak appliances.
To launch the client as needed, return to the GMS Server home page.
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