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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Click next to deploy the VM

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  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Enter a name for the Virtual machine

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Choose the OVF file

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Click Next

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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Select the storage type and datastore

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  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Click to choose the VM Network

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  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu

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  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step

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  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up

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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
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  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

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14/23
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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
  • Then%20we%20will%20drag%20and%20drop%20the%20OVF%20file
  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Select the Network option

15/23
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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Click OK

16/23
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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
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  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed

17/23
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Add the secondary DNS and then proceed

18/23
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Confirm the settings

19/23
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Restart the network service now

20/23
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Click OK to proceed to the next step

21/23
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service

By doing so, we are able to access the Apstra service from the web UI.

22/23
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  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

Confirm the AOS status as Start

23/23
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  • Click%20the%20option%20to%20deploy%20a%20VM%20from%20an%20OVA%20file
  • Click next to deploy the VM
  • Enter a name for the Virtual machine
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  • Choose the OVF file
  • Click Next
  • Select the storage type and datastore
  • Click to choose the VM Network
  • Choose the VM Network from the drop down menu
  • Confirm the VM Network option and the proceed to the next step
  • Review the selection and then proceed to finish the set up
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  • Select the Network option
  • Click OK
  • Enter the Gateway IP address and proceed
  • Add the secondary DNS and then proceed
  • Confirm the settings
  • Restart the network service now
  • Click OK to proceed to the next step
  • We are now ready to turn on the Apstra service
  • Confirm the AOS status as Start
  • End

End

End