
When prompted select Save and press ENTER. The network configuration is saved and you are navigated to a confirmation screen. When completed TAB down to the Save button and press ENTER.
Search Domains: Enter the domain to be used as part of a domain search list.
Enter multiple servers as a comma separated list.
Domain Name Servers: Enter the network DNS IP address. Default Gateway: Enter the network default gateway IP address.
IP Address: Enter the IP Address which will be used to connect to the PAM UI Server. Press TAB to navigate between the fields. Within the Configure Networking screen, configure the following server settings. Within VMware vSphere open the Console window of the deployed PAM UI Server.Īt the command type sudo netconf and press ENTER. Wait while the server is booted.ĭO NOT turn off the PAM UI Server during the boot stage as this may cause the machine to become corrupted. Once the PAM UI Server has finished deploying, right-click and select Power On. To setup the network configuration on the PAM UI Server: On the Ready to complete page, review the settings selected and click FINISH. On the Select networks page, select a network the PAM UI Server will be accessible from and click NEXT. On the Select storage page, define where and how to store the PAM UI Server files that will be deployed through the OVA template and click NEXT. On the License agreements page, read the Osirium end-user license agreement. On the Review details page, verify the OVF template details and click NEXT.
On the Select a compute resource page, select a resource on which to run the deployed PAM UI Server template and click NEXT. On the Select a name and folder page, enter the unique name the PAM UI Server will be identified by, select a deployment location and click NEXT. On the Select an OVF template page, specify the location of the OVA template and click NEXT. Within your existing VMware infrastructure, right-click an inventory object and select Deploy OVF Template. The following steps walk you through deploying the PAM UI Server within a VMware vSphere infrastructure.
Deploying and install configuration using VMware vSphere