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This section provides information on installing and running

Spacevars
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on VMware EXSi.


Note

Screen captures in this section show fields and values that represent a typical installation. When prompted, use values and responses appropriate for your location.

Warning

Spacevars
0series3
is a closed network device. Customer modifications at the Linux level are not allowed or supported. These modifications can cause stability, update and fail-over issues.

Customers should only configure

Spacevars
0series3
using the supported interfaces (WebUI, CLI, REST, EMA, and EMS).

Install vSphere

 If there is a need to access the ESXi server remotely, download and install vSphere Client to the desktop.

  1. From the VMware ESXi Welcome page, click Download vSphere Client for Windows.

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    1Download vSphere Client
    3Download vSphere Client


  2. After installing, login to the vSphere Client using the appropriate login credentials.

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    1Logon to VMware vSphere
    3Logon to VMware vSphere

  3. Identify and reserve two static IP addresses prior to creating the virtual

    Spacevars
    0series3
    .

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    One IP address each is required for the management port and media port. In the examples below, the management port is on the 10.56.230.x subnet and the media port is on the 10.56.227.x subnet.

Install SBC SWe Lite on the ESXi Server

  1. Log on to the ESXi server.

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    1ESXi IP Address
    3ESXi IP Address

  2. After landing on the ESXi server, select Deploy OVF Template from the File drop-down menu.

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    1Deploying OVF Template
    3Deploying OVF Template

  3. Select the location of the OVF package, and then click Next.

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    1OVF Template Location
    3OVF Template Location

  4. The OVF Template Details screen displays. Make note of the information listed and then click Next.

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    1OVF Template Details
    3OVF Template Details

  5. The Name and Location screen displays. Rename the

    Spacevars
    0series3
     instance to make it unique in the inventory folder, and then click Next.
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    1Rename the File
    3Rename the File

  6. Select the Resource Pool to deploy the template, and then click Next.

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    1Select Resource Pool
    3Select Resource Pool

  7. Ensure the Thick Provision Lazy Zeroed option is selected on the Disk Format screen, and click Next.

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    1Disk Format
    3Disk Format

  8. On the Network Mapping screen, if required, select a different media port network interface from the Destination Networks drop-down menu, and click Next.

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    1Network Mapping
    3Network Mapping

  9. Make note of the deployment settings, and then click Finish to create the

    Spacevars
    0series3
    .
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    1Ready to Complete
    3Ready to Complete

     

     

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If you do not have the necessary permissions to configure interface mapping using the GUI, refer to Mapping Network Interfaces for CLI instructions.

Edit the Virtual Machine Settings

  1. Select the newly-created 

    Spacevars
    0series3
    from the list in the left window pane as shown below.

  2. Select the Edit virtual machine settings link on the Getting Started tab.

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    The default

    Spacevars
    0series3
    comes with 512 MB 1 GB memory, one CPU and five network interfaces. 

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    1Edit Virtual Machine Settings
    3Edit Virtual Machine Settings

  3. From the Hardware tab, select Memory from the left panel.
  4. From the Memory Configuration panel, modify the memory size if required by clicking the arrows in the Memory Size field and click OK.

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     The default memory size is 512 MB1 GB. Memory size can be increased to more than 1GB if desired, but it is not required.

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    1Set Memory Size
    3Set Memory Size

    Configuring Virtual Network Adapters

  5. Select Network adapter 1 from the Hardware tab of Virtual Machine Properties.
  6. In MAC Address section of the right window pane, select Manual. Default is Automatic.

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    The MAC address field is populated with the first three octets.

  7. Finish configuring the static MAC address based upon local requirements.

  8. Repeat steps 5 through 7 for the remaining four Network adapters (2 -5).

  9. Click OK to save and exit the Settings window.

     

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  10. Configure at least two network interfaces for the appropriate network.

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    1Configure at least two network interfaces

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  11. Power on the

    Spacevars
    0series3
     by selecting Power on the virtual machine link on the Getting Started tab.
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    1Power on Virtual Machine
    3Power on Virtual Machine

  12. Click the Console tab, and wait for the login prompt (press enter a few times if nothing appears).

  13. Once the login prompt shows a valid fingerprint number, select the Getting Started tab.
  14. Click Power off the virtual machine.


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     To Access the SBC SWe Lite virtual machine, you need to further configure the network interfaces from the virtual machine console.

  16. Login as user netconfig and password config, this automatically launches the interface mapping shell script.
  17. User is prompted to change the netconfig password. The password requirement is six characters with a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and other charactersClick Edit virtual machine settings.

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    1Basic TasksNetconfig
    3Basic TasksNetconfig

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  18. Select Network adapter 1 from the Hardware tab of Virtual Machine Properties.

  19. Enter the admin interface name and Ethernet 1 media interface name as indicated below.

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    The interface mapping shell script prompts the user to provide interface name to map the interface showing from the WebUI. in order to correctly map the interface, you need to use the mac address gathered from the virtual machine editing session performed earlier in this procedure. Entering the interface name and MAC address mapping activates the interface, otherwise by just pressing Enter, the interface will not be specified and it will not show on the WebUI.

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    1Interface Mapping
    3Interface Mapping

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  20. Make note of the MAC Address and Network Connection as shown below.

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     The MAC address and network mapping information for all five Network adapters are required for further configuration from the console.

     

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  2. Repeat steps 9-10 for Network adapter 2 through Network adapter 5.
  3. Select Power on the virtual machine from the Getting Started tab.

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    1Power on Virtual Machine
    3Power on Virtual Machine

Complete Initial Setup

  1. Enter the initial Admin IP address of the
    Spacevars
    0series3
    into a web browser.
  2. Verify/change information on the Initial Sonus SBC Setup window as required, and click OK.

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    1Initial Sonus SBC Setup
    3Initial Sonus SBC Setup

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     After completion of the previous step, the VM automatically reboots. Once the reboot completes successfully,  the

    Spacevars
    0series3
    is ready for use.

 

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