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HI GIO User Guide EN
  • HI GIO Cloud Help Center
    • HI GIO Cloud Website
    • HI GIO Cloud Sales Portfolio
  • COMPUTE
    • 1. Working with VM
      • Create a New Virtual Machine from ISO
      • Create a Virtual Machine from a Template
      • Install VMware Tools in a Virtual Machine
      • View VM
      • Performing Power Operations on Virtual Machines
      • Editing the properties of a new VM
      • Create VM's Template
      • Force change root/administrator's password
      • Safely remove Disk in Windows OS
    • 2. Working with vAPP
      • Create a vAPP
      • Start and Stop Order of Virtual Machines in a vApp
    • 3. HI GIO Auto Scale
    • 4. HI GIO API
      • API creates VM from Template
      • API reconfigures VM's Disk
      • API reconfigures VM's Networks
      • API token login
      • API reconfigures VM's Memory
      • API reconfigures VM's CPU
      • API power on/off VM
    • 5. HI GIO KMS Service
    • 6. Encryption Management Service
  • HI GIO S3 STORAGE
    • Login to HI GIO S3 Storage Portal
    • How to get the S3 Key
    • Mount HI GIO S3 Storage into Windows
    • Bucket Management
      • How to create the new Bucket
      • Setup Public or Private ACL for Bucket
      • Versioning
      • Lifecycle Rule
      • Bucket Policy
    • Management File, Folder
      • Create the Folder
      • Upload Folder/File
      • Download Folder/Files
      • Get the link Download of Files
      • File Versioning
    • Connect S3 Services with Veeam Backup
      • Connect HI GIO S3 with Veeam Backup
    • Backup DATA from NAS to HI GIO S3 Service
      • Backup Data from Synology NAS with ClouSync
      • Backup Data from Synology NAS with Hyper Backup
    • S3 Data Encryption – SSE-C and SSE-S3
  • BACK-UP AS A SERVICE
    • 1. HI GIO BaaS
      • BaaS Support Matrix
      • Install Veeam Agent for Linux
      • Install Veeam Agent for Windows
      • Update Veeam Service Provider Console Management Agent v.7 & Backup Agent v.6
      • Create backup job on Linux OS via Veeam agent console
      • Create backup job on Windows OS via Veeam agent console
      • Create backup job for Linux via Portal
      • Create backup job for Windows via Portal
      • Restore Linux VM on HIGIO Cloud via Media file (ISO file)
      • Restore Windows VM on HI GIO Cloud via Media file (ISO file)
      • How to configure receive Alarm from BaaS
      • Workaround
        • Veeam Agent Installation for CentOS 9 Stream
        • Veeam Agent Installation for CentOS 8 Stream
        • Veeam Agent Installation for RHEL 9.2
    • 2. HI GIO Backup
      • Restore Entire VM via vCD's portal
      • Instant Recovery
    • 3. HI GIO M365 BaaS
  • HI GIO DRaaS
    • How To Install vCDA On-Premises appliance
    • How To Use vCDA On-Premises
    • Stretching layer 2 networks for HI GIO's DRaaS
      • Preparing the configure
      • Deploy NSX Autonomous Edge (on-premises site)
      • Register & configure the Networks of the NSX Autonomous Edge On-Premises
      • Create a L2 VPN server session (HI GIO site).
      • Create a L2 VPN - Client session (on-premises site)
      • (Optional) Deploy the secondary NSX Autonomous Edge in HA mode (on-premises site)
    • FAILOVER SCENARIO
      • ENVIRONMENT
      • FAILOVER
        • Step 1: Create a protection job (from on-premises site)
        • Step 2: Configure the Network Settings for On-Premises to Cloud Replications
        • Step 3P - Partial failover VMs (VM - APP1) from on-premise site to HI GIO site
        • Step 3F - Full failover vAPP1 (VM - APP1 & VM - DB1) from on-premise site to HI GIO
        • Step 4: Reverse replication of the VM from HI GIO Cloud to On-Premises
        • Step 5: Migrate the VMs back from HI GIO Cloud to On-Premises
        • Step 6: Reprotect the VMs from On-Premises to HI GIO Cloud
        • FAQs
  • NETWORK
    • 1. Working with Network
      • Working with Organization VDC Networks
      • How to create NAT rules on Edge Gateway
      • Using Edge Gateway Firewall
      • Using Distributed Firewall in a Data Center Group
    • 2. VPN
      • IPSec parameters
      • IPSec VPN
      • IPSec Remote Access VPN Clients on Windows
    • 3. Load Balancer
      • Import SSL Certificate
      • Create Pools on Load Balancing
      • Create Virtual Service (VS) on Load Balancing
      • Open Firewall Rule To Public Service To Internet
      • Monitor Traffic Analytics
      • How to Use WAF on HI GIO Portal
  • MANAGEMENT
    • 1. IAM Portal
      • Activate HI GIO - IAM account
      • HI GIO Portal – Tenant User Guide
      • Setup Password Lifetime
      • Setup Passkey
      • HI GIO's VM monitoring
      • HI GIO's Monitoring Alert - Email notification channel
      • HI GIO's Monitoring Alert - Telegram notification channel
    • 2. Create a Catalog
  • HI GIO Kubernetes
    • 1. Steps To Create Kubernetes Cluster on HI GIO Portal
    • 2. How to resize Kubernetes Cluster on HI GIO portal
    • 3. Extending disk size for nodes in Kubernetes Cluster on HI GIO Portal
    • 4. How to upgrade Kubernetes Cluster in HI GIO Portal
    • 05. Deploy demo app with persistence volume and publish app via ingress controller
    • 06. How to configure HI GIO Kunernetes cluster autoscale
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  1. COMPUTE
  2. 1. Working with VM

Create a Virtual Machine from a Template

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Last updated 4 months ago

Overview

To simplify creating a virtual machine (VM), you can use a pre-built VM template from a catalog.

Procedure

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Step 1: On the Virtual Data Center dashboard screen, click the card of the virtual data center you want to explore, and from the left panel, select Virtual Machines.

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Step 2: Select Card View\Grid View to view the virtual machines

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Step 3: Click New VM.

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Step 4: In the New VM dialog box, enter a Name, Computer Name, and Description for your VM.

Attention:

  • Name is a name to identify the VM, Computer Name is the host name of the VM.

  • The Computer Name is copied from the Name field but can contain only alphanumeric characters and hyphens, so you may need to edit it if your VM Name contains spaces or special characters.

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Step 5: From the Type radio buttons, select From Template.

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Step 6: Select the Power on check-box. If you want the VM to power on right after its creation,

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Step 7: In the Templates section, select the template you want to use for your VM, depending on your requirement (OS type and VM size).

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Step 8: Select Storage Policy

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Step 9: Select Network, Network adapter Type, IP mode for VM

Attention: If using the Linux template, you can change the default password or SSH public key (optional)

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Step 10: Click OK to save the virtual machine's settings and start the creation process.

Attention:

  • After the creation is completed using a Windows template, you will see this screen in the first boot.

  • Remember: DO NOT TOUCH on anything. Let it be completed by itself.

Attention:

  • Just wait for it to restart (about 3 minutes) to apply your specific configuration (IP, hostname,…).

  • When you see the Login screen, you can get control from now.