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4. Choose Next. This imports the selected .ova file and appears the OVF Template Details page.
5. The next page appears some basic information regarding the OVF template you imported.
6. Choose Next. This proceeds to the EULA page.
7. Choose accept, and then choose Next. This proceeds to the Name and Location page.
8. Type a unique name for the new VM (or accept the default). The name must be unique within
the current Inventory folder, and can be up to 80 characters in length.
9. Choose Next. This proceeds to the Storage page.
10. Choose a datastore that has suicient space available for the VM. The SD-WAN VPX-SE virtual
machine requires 39.1 GB of disk space.
11. Choose Next. This appears the Disk Format page.
12. Accept the default settings, and choose Next. This proceeds to the Network Mapping page.
13. Accept the default (VM Network) and choose Next. This proceeds to the Ready to Complete
page.
14. Choose Finish to create the VM. This appears the Deploying NetScaler SD-WAN VPX-SE status
dialog box. Depending on the conditions present on your server, the deployment can take from
several minutes to a few hours to complete. When the SD-WAN VPX-SE virtual machine has been
successfully created, a success message displays.
15. Choose close. This closes the Deploy OVF Template wizard and returns to the vSphere Client
main window. When this is the first VM you have created using this vSphere Client, the vSphere
Client home page displays. When you have previously created one or more VMs, the Inventory
page displays.
The next step is to configure the SD-WAN VPX-SE Management IP Address. The following section pro-
vides instructions for this procedure.
Configuring the Management IP address for the SD-WAN VPX-SE
There are two methods for assigning the Management IP Address to the SD-WAN VPX-SE virtual ma-
chine:
• When you are not using DHCP: You must manually assign a static Management IP Address for
the SD-WAN VPX-SE Virtual Appliance.
• When you are using DHCP: By default, all SD-WAN -VW Virtual Appliances use DHCP to acquire
the Management IP Address. To use DHCP, the DHCP server must be present and available in
the Virtual WAN.
For more information see, Configuring the management IP.
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