Click Finish to begin the deployment of the vUCC. The default is frequently acceptable.Įnsure Power on after deployment is not selected. Map the source network to the destination network according to your needs. If you have determined that you should use thick provisioning, you may choose lazy or eager zeroed based on your own preferences. Select Thin Provision or Thick Provision as appropriate to your deployment size for the disk format. Select a datastore with enough free space to handle your deployment (see Requirements). This is normal and will not impact the deployment of the vUCC. Select the vUCC OVA file you previously downloaded.ĭepending on the version of your VMware host, you may see a similar warning window below. An OVA file is just a package of the OVF file and VMDK files in the TAR format. Although this menu item says OVF, it will let you select OVA files as well. DeploymentĬonnect to your VM host and select File > Deploy OVF Template. Please contact Uplogix Support if you have any question about using the OVF Tool. This deployment issue appears to be fixed in ESXi 6.7.0 Update 1. This tool is actively maintained and supports ESXi 6.5 and 6.7. If you try to deploy the Control Center VM using a browser and it fails about half way through, we recommend using the command line VMware OVF Tool. There is a known issue deploying and exporting "large" VMs with the ESXi web client in early versions of 6.5 and 6.7. Before following these instructions, please be sure you have read the requirements detailed in Deploying a Virtual Control Center. This article describes the deploying of an Uplogix Virtual Control Center to an ESXI environment running 6.7 or earlier. Deploying a Virtual Control Center to ESXi 6.7 or Earlierĭeploying a Virtual Control Center to ESXi 6.7 or Earlier Overview.
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