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Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

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  • 1.  Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    Posted Jul 21, 2014 09:28 PM

    Installing Airwave 8.0.1 using the OVA File.

     

    Step 1- Get the OVA file from the Support site.

     

    Support Site Download - Airwave.PNG

     

    Step 2- Open VMware, go to file>open> navigate to the downloaded file and click open. You will then be prompted to name the new VM, then click import.

     

    Opening OVA File 2.PNG

     Name the VM 3.PNG

     

    Step 3- Now we wait.

     

    Installing OVA 4.PNG

     

    Step 4 – Power on the new VM

     

    Installed Airwave 5.PNG

     

    Step 5 – Configure Time, Static IP, DNS entry, Server Name, and New Password.

     

    Configuring time 6.PNG

      

    Configuring New IP 7.PNG

     

    Renaming 8.PNG

     

    Renaming 8.PNG

     

    Chaing Root Password 10.PNG 

     

    Step 6 – Log into the new Airwave.

     

    Log in 11.PNG

     

     



  • 2.  RE: Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 21, 2014 10:09 PM
    Great Stuff! Good job man!


  • 3.  RE: Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    MVP GURU
    Posted Jul 22, 2014 03:57 AM

    With OVA, it is possible to resize hard disk ? (and change other settings like vCPU or RAM ?)



  • 4.  RE: Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 22, 2014 10:35 AM

    If you plan to resize any of the resources from the OVA, this step needs to be done prior to powering on the VM.  That way the VM detects the change.

     

    If you've already run through the setup, you may have to power off and power on the VM to get it to detect the new resources, but I have had 50/50 luck with changing resources post install.



  • 5.  RE: Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    MVP GURU
    Posted Jul 22, 2014 10:36 AM

    @rgin wrote:

    If you plan to resize any of the resources from the OVA, this step needs to be done prior to powering on the VM.  That way the VM detects the change.

     

    If you've already run through the setup, you may have to power off and power on the VM to get it to detect the new resources, but I have had 50/50 luck with changing resources post install.


    Better to use ISO when need the resize the hard disk ;-)



  • 6.  RE: Installing Airwave 8.0.1 #JulyMHC

    Posted Jul 22, 2014 11:05 AM

    That OVA install is so nice.

     

    ISO isnt difficult but the simplicity of OVA is excellent. Like mentioned, it is a template without the obvious knobs needed to adjust configuration.