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g. In the Network Label field, type DPPM Network. Click Next, and click
Finish.
5. Create a virtual machine in the host blade server:
a. Click File → New → Virtual Machine.
b. Select Custom, and click Next.
c. In the Virtual Machine Name field, type a name for the virtual machine.
Click Next.
d. Select the datastore in which to store files for the virtual machine.
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e. Select Linux
; then, select Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 from the menu.
Click Next.
Attention:
You must select the correct version of Linux for compatibility
with the CloudShield PacketWorks Operating System (CPOS).
f. In the Number of virtual processors field, select 1. Click Next.
g. In the Memory for the virtual machine field, select 1024 MB. Click Next.
h. In the How many NICs do you want to connect field, select 2. In the NIC
1 field, select VM Network. In the NIC 2 field, select DPPM Network.
i. Select the Connect at Power On check box for each NIC. Click Next.
j. Select LSI Logic. Click Next.
k. Select Create a new virtual disk. Click Next.
l. Under Disk Capacity → Disk Size, select at least 10 Gb; then, select Store
with the virtual machine. Click Next.
m. Click Next, and click Finish.
6. Configure the virtual machine BIOS.
Note: Each virtual machine has its own independent BIOS setting. An
alternative method is to place the ISO image on the host blade server and
mount the virtual CD drive with the ISO image. If you mount the ISO image on
the client, the host blade server might not automatically eject the virtual CD as
required at the end of the installation, and you might have to eject the CD
manually. The installation will start over if you do not eject the CD.
a. From the left pane, select the virtual machine that you created in step 5.
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