Log in to your vSphere vCenter with the vSphere Client, go to File in the top menu and select Deploy OVF Template. If you plan to expose the Virtual Appliance to the Internet, change the default credentials and set up a login and password for the Web interfaceĭeploying Virtual Appliance with vSphere Client On the Ready to complete page, review the summary of the setups you have configured and click Finish to complete deployment.Īfter the Virtual Appliance is deployed, you may need to configure it. Opting for a network with DHCP and Internet access is recommended. On the Select networks page, select a network to which the Virtual Appliance will be connected. Check to see if it is 0,5 TB by default for all cases. If you use thick provisioning instead of thin provisioning, keep in mind that NAKIVO Backup & Replication can take up to 0,5 TB of data. On the Select storage page, select a datastore in which you would like to keep the Virtual Appliance disk, virtual disk format ( Thin Provisioning is recommended), VM storage policy and click Next.
If you agree to its terms, select I accept all license agreements and then click Next. On the License agreements page, read the end-user license agreement (EULA). On the Review details page, review the template details and click Next. On the Select a computer resource page, select the resource pool within which you would like to deploy the Virtual Appliance and click Next. On the Select a name and folder page, specify a unique name and target location for the Virtual Appliance. On the Select an OVF template page of the Deploy OVF Template wizard, select Local file and upload the VA file (.ova) you've downloaded. Note that the Client Integration Plug-in must be installed to enable OVF functionality. Select Deploy OVF Template from the Actions menu. Log in to your vSphere vCenter with the vSphere Web Client. Deploying Virtual Appliance with vSphere Web Client If you deploy the Virtual Appliance disks using the Thin Provision option, then the disks will not reserve space on your datastore and will only consume space when actual data (such as your backups) is written to disks. The Virtual Appliance (VA) has two disks: the first (30 GB) contains a Linux OS with NAKIVO Backup & Replication, and the second (500 GB) is used as a Backup Repository.
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