Ruckus Wireless™ Virtual SmartZone™
Getting Started Guide for SmartZone 3.4
Part Number: 800-71296-001 Rev C
Published: 13 December 2017
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Contents
Copyright Notice and Proprietary Information
Document Conventions
Documentation Feedback
Online Training Resources
1 About This Guide
2 Preparing to Install the vSZ
Obtaining the vSZ Distribution.....................................................................................13
Preparing the vSZ Interface Settings to Use................................................................13
Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine Requires..............................14
3 Installing the vSZ on a Hypervisor
Preparing a Hypervisor................................................................................................16
Installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere Hypervisor.......................................................16
Before You Begin..............................................................................................16
Creating a vSZ Instance from the OVA File........................................................16
Allocating Resources and Assigning Network Interfaces....................................27
Powering on the vSZ virtual machine.................................................................29
Installing the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper V.............................................................29
Installing the vSZ on a Kernel based Virtual Machine Hypervisor..................................39
Extracting the vSZ Image...................................................................................39
Setting Up the vSZ............................................................................................42
4 Installing the vSZ on Microsoft Azure
Logging into Microsoft Azure.......................................................................................51
Creating a Storage Account and Container.................................................................55
Uploading the vSZ Image to Microsoft Azure...............................................................57
Creating a vSZ Image on Microsoft Azure....................................................................59
Creating a Network.....................................................................................................61
Creating a vSZ Virtual Machine....................................................................................63
Configuring Port Numbers for Virtual Machines...........................................................69
Assigning a Static Public IP Address to a VM..............................................................73
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Assigning a Static Internal IP Address to a Virtual Machine..........................................77
5 Installing vSZ on the Google Computing Engine
Logging into GCE and Selecting a Project...................................................................83
Creating a Storage Bucket..........................................................................................86
Uploading the vSZ image to a Storage........................................................................90
Creating a vSZ Image for Virtual Machines..................................................................91
Creating Networks and Configuring Firewall Rules.......................................................95
Creating Virtual Machine (VM) Instances......................................................................98
6 Installing vSZ on Amazon Web Services
Installing AWS CLI.....................................................................................................104
Creating a VM Import Service Role............................................................................105
Installing vSZ on AWS...............................................................................................106
Logging into AWS............................................................................................106
Creating a Storage Bucket..............................................................................107
Uploading vSZ Image to a Storage..................................................................109
AWS Service Policy.........................................................................................110
Importing vSZ Image.......................................................................................111
Creating vSZ Instance...............................................................................................113
Configuring AWS for a vSZ Instance..........................................................................120
Attach a New Disk Volume..............................................................................120
Allocate a Public IP Address............................................................................121
Change Security Group...................................................................................123
Deleting a vSZ Instance.............................................................................................124
7 Configuring the Virtual Machine Interfaces
Setting Up the vSZ with One Interface.......................................................................126
Setting Up the vSZ with Three Interfaces...................................................................130
Important Notes About Selecting the System Default Gateway..................................133
8 Using the Setup Wizard to Install vSZ
Before You Begin......................................................................................................134
Step 1: Start the Setup Wizard and Set the Language...............................................134
Step 2: Select the Profile Configuration That Corresponds to Your vSZ License........135
Step 3: Configure the Management IP Address Settings...........................................136
Important Notes About Selecting the System Default Gateway........................142
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Step 4: Configure Dual Mode IP Address Settings Using CLI.....................................142
Step 5: Configure the Cluster Settings.......................................................................150
If This vSZ Is Forming a New Cluster...............................................................151
If This vSZ Is Joining an Existing Cluster..........................................................152
Step 6: Set the Administrator Password....................................................................153
Step 7: Changing the Administrator Password..........................................................154
To change the password using CLI mode: .....................................................154
Step 8: Verify the Settings.........................................................................................154
Logging On to the Web Interface...............................................................................156
9 Configuring the vSZ High Scale for the First Time
Creating an AP Zone.................................................................................................158
Configuring AAA Servers and Hotspot Settings.........................................................161
Adding an AAA Server.....................................................................................161
Creating a Hotspot Service..............................................................................163
Creating a Registration Rule......................................................................................165
Configuring the Rule Priority............................................................................166
Defining the WLAN Settings of an AP Zone...............................................................167
General Options..............................................................................................169
WLAN Usage...................................................................................................169
Authentication Options....................................................................................170
Encryption Options..........................................................................................170
Authentication and Accounting Service............................................................171
Options...........................................................................................................171
RADIUS Options..............................................................................................171
Advanced Options...........................................................................................172
Configuring DHCP Option 43....................................................................................173
Verifying That Wireless Clients Can Associate with a Managed AP............................174
What to Do Next.......................................................................................................175
10 Ensuring That APs Can Discover the Controller on the Network
Is LWAPP2SCG Enabled on the Controller................................................................176
Obtaining the LWAPP2SCG Application..........................................................177
Enabling LWAPP2SCG....................................................................................177
Method 1: Perform Auto Discovery of the Controller Using the SmartLicense
Server...................................................................................................................177
Method 2: Perform Auto Discovery on Same Subnet then Transfer the AP to Intended
Subnet..................................................................................................................178
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Method 3: Register the Controller with the DNS Server.............................................178
Method 4: Configure DHCP Option 43 on the DHCP Server......................................180
Method 5: Manually Configure the Controller Address on the AP’s Web Interface.....183
What to Do Next.......................................................................................................184
Bandwidth Consumption During AP Upgrade on vSZ................................................185
11 Upgrading the Controller for Microsoft Azure, AWS, and GCE
Platforms
Performing the Upgrade............................................................................................186
Verifying the Upgrade................................................................................................189
Rolling Back to a Previous Software Version..............................................................189
Backing Up and Restoring Clusters.................................................................190
AP-SCG/SZ/vSZ/vSZ-D Communication
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Copyright Notice and Proprietary Information
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Document Conventions
Table 1: Text conventions on page 7 and Table 2: Notice conventions on page 7 list the text
and notice conventions that are used throughout this guide.
Table 1: Text conventions
Convention
Description
Example
message phrase
Represents messages
displayed in response to a
command or a status
[Device Name] >
user input
Represents information that you [Device Name] > set
enter
ipaddr 10.0.0.12
user interface controls
Keyboard keys, software
buttons, and field names
Click Create New
Start > All Programs
Represents a series of
commands, or menus and
submenus
Select Start > All Programs
ctrl+V
Represents keyboard keys
pressed in combination
Press ctrl+V to paste the text
from the clipboard.
screen or page names
Click Advanced Settings. The
Advanced Settings page
appears.
command name
Represents CLI commands
parameter name
Represents a parameter in a
CLI command or UI feature
variable name
Represents variable data
{ZoneDirectorID}
filepath
Represents file names or URI
strings
http://ruckuswireless.com
Table 2: Notice conventions
Notice type
Description
NOTE:
Information that describes important features
or instructions
CAUTION:
Information that alerts you to potential loss of
data or potential damage to an application,
system, or device
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Notice type
Description
WARNING:
Information that alerts you to potential personal
injury
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Online Training Resources
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About This Guide
This Virtual SmartZone™ (vSZ) Getting Started Guide provides information on how to set up the vSZ
virtual appliance on the network. You can install the vSZ on any of the supported hypervisors.
Topics covered in this guide include preparing your chosen hypervisor. installing the vSZ image on
to the hypervisor, and completing the vSZ Setup Wizard.
This guide is intended for use by those responsible for installing and setting up network equipment.
Consequently, it assumes a basic working knowledge of local area networking, wireless networking,
and wireless devices.
NOTE: If release notes are shipped with your product and the information there differs from the
information in this guide, follow the instructions in the release notes.
Most user guides and release notes are available in Adobe Acrobat Reader Portable Document Format
(PDF) or HTML on the Ruckus Wireless Support website at
https://support.ruckuswireless.com/documents.
Document Conventions
Table 1 and Table 2 list the text and notice conventions that are used throughout this guide.
Table 3: Text Conventions
Convention
Description
Example
monospace
Represents information as it
appears on screen
[Device name]>
monospace bold
Represents information that you [Device name]> set ipaddr
enter
10.0.0.12
italics
Screen or page names
Click Advanced Settings. The
Advanced Settings page
appears.
Table 4: Notice Conventions
Notice Type
Description
NOTE
Information that describes important features or
instructions
CAUTION!
Information that alerts you to potential loss of data
or potential damage to an application, system, or
device
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WARNING!
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Related Documentation
For a complete list of documents that accompany this release, refer to the Release Notes.
Documentation Feedback
Ruckus Wireless is interested in improving its documentation and welcomes your comments and
suggestions. You can email your comments to Ruckus Wireless at:
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When contacting us, please include the following information:
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Preparing to Install the vSZ
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In this chapter:
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•
•
Obtaining the vSZ Distribution
Preparing the vSZ Interface Settings to Use
Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine Requires
Obtaining the vSZ Distribution
You have to download the .OVA file and documentation for the controller from the vSZ download
page on the Ruckus Wireless support website. The vSZ distribution package, which is based
on the Open Virtualization Format (OVF) framework, consists of a virtual appliance.
Preparing the vSZ Interface Settings to Use
vSZ comes with the option to operate with either one (1) network interface or three (3) network
interfaces. Once the network interface configuration has been made and setup executed, the
number of network interfaces can no longer be modified.
CAUTION: If you choose to operate the vSZ with three network interfaces, you must configure
the three vSZ interfaces to be on three different subnets when you run the Setup Wizard. Failure
to do so may result in loss of access to the web interface or failure of system functions and
services.
•
•
•
•
•
IP address
Netmask
Gateway
Primary DNS server
Secondary DNS server
Table 5: vSZ interfaces
Interface
Description
AP
Used for AP configuration and client traffic
Cluster
Used for cluster traffic
Management (Web)
Used for management traffic. The IP address
that you assign to this interface will be the IP
address at which you can access the vSZ web
interface.
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Preparing to Install the vSZ
Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine Requires
Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine
Requires
The number of APs and clients that vSZ can support depends on the system resources (CPU
and memory) that the virtual machine running vSZ has.
vSZ is capable of automatically scaling to and supporting a higher number of APs and clients if
it determines, at system bootup, that there is sufficient CPU and memory on the virtual machine
to support more APs and clients. Table 6: High Scale profile configuration: Recommended
system resources on page 14 and Table 7: Essentials profile configuration: Recommended
system resources on page 15 list the maximum recommended number of APs and clients that
the vSZ can support based on the available vCPU and memory available on the virtual machine.
The first row in Table 6: High Scale profile configuration: Recommended system resources on
page 14, for example, shows that to support up to 100 APs, the vSZ must have at least 2-core
CPU and 13GB of RAM. Whenever the CPU or memory settings are changed, the virtual controller
instance must be rebooted for the updated settings to be applied to it.
CAUTION: When either the AP count or the wireless client count reaches the maximum limit
specified in the tables, you must allocate additional system resources to the VM. For example,
if a VM is allocated with Level 1 resources to handle 100 APs and the AP count increases to
101, you must update the VM to Level 2 resources to prevent performance-related issues.
All resource levels in the following tables are provided based on Intel Xeon CPU E5- 2630v2
@2.60 GHz. If the server on which you are hosting the controller software is using a different
CPU generation and/or model, it may perform differently. In this case, CPU adjustments can be
made to generate the same level of performance.
CAUTION: The minimum memory and CPU requirements have changed in this release. You
may need to upgrade your infrastructure before upgrading. Please read carefully. This is the
minimum requirement recommended.
Table 6: High Scale profile configuration: Recommended system resources
Nodes per AP Count per
Cluster
Cluster
Client
Count
Disk Size vCPU
RAM Preserved Resource
Events Level
GB
Core
GB
To
From
To
To
3-4
10,001
30,000
300,000 600
24
48
3M
8
1-2
2,501
10,000
100,000 600
24
48
3M
7
1-2
1,001
2,500
50,000
300
6
19
1.5M
6
1-2
501
1,000
20,000
100
4
15
600k
5
1-2
101
500
10,000
100
4
14
300k
4
1-2
1
100
2,000
100
2
13
60k
3
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Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine Requires
Table 7: Essentials profile configuration: Recommended system resources
Nodes
per
Cluster
AP Count per
Cluster
Client
Count
Disk
Size
vCPU
RAM Preserved Resource
Events Level
From
To
To
GB
Core
GB
To
3-4
1,025
3,000
60,000
250
8
23
10k
3
1-2
101
1,024
25,000
250
8
23
10k
2
1-2
1
100
2,000
100
2
15
1k
1
Clustering Limitations for vSZ-H
• vSZ-H supports up to 10,000 APs per node or 30,000 APs per cluster, assuming proper
system resources are made available. It supports clustering of up to 4 nodes when using
Resource Level 7.
• At 4 nodes, the maximum number of APs and clients that can be supported are 30,000 and
300,000 respectively.
Clustering Limitations for vSZ-E
• vSZ-E supports up to 1024 APs per node or 3000 APs per cluster, assuming proper system
resources are available. It supports clustering of up to 4 nodes when using Resource Level
2.
• Above 2 nodes in a cluster at Resource Level 2, additional 2 CPU cores need to be added
to each node to support the added search capabilities and replication.
• At 4 nodes, the maximum number of APs and clients that can be supported are 3,000 and
60,000 respectively.
• NAT operation for vSZ cluster – Currently, each node requires its own public IP address for
its NAT'ed interface. As such, a 1:1 NAT is recommended for setting up a cluster behind a
NAT environment.
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Installing the vSZ on a Hypervisor
Preparing a Hypervisor
Installing the vSZ on a Hypervisor
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•
•
•
Preparing a Hypervisor
Installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere Hypervisor
Installing the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper V
Installing the vSZ on a Kernel based Virtual Machine Hypervisor
Preparing a Hypervisor
This section lists the hypervisors (and their release versions) on which you can install the vSZ.
Table 8: Hypervisors that the vSZ supports
Vendor
Hypervisor
Version
VMWare
ESXi
5.5 and later
Windows
Windows Server Hyper-V
Windows Server Hyper-V (2012
R2)
KVM
CentOS
7.0 (64bit)
Installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere Hypervisor
You have to install the vSZ on a VMWare vSphere hypervisor.
Before You Begin
You have to complete the prerequisites before installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere.
Verify that you have the prerequisites before installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere.
• Verify that vSphere client is installed.
• You can deploy the vSZ only on hosts that are running ESXi version 5.5 and later.
• The vSZ appliance requires at least 100GB of disk space and is limited to a maximum size
of 600GB. The vSZ appliance can be deployed with thinprovisioned virtual disks that can
grow to the maximum size of 600GB.
Creating a vSZ Instance from the OVA File
You can create a vSZ instance using the vSphere Web Client.
Before continuing, ensure you have already downloaded the vSZ distribution package from the
Ruckus Wireless. See Obtaining the vSZ Distribution for more information.
Follow these steps to create a vSZ instance from the OVA file.
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1. Use the VMWare vSphere client to log on to the ESXi management interface.
2. Click File> Deploy OVF Template. The Source screen of the Deploy OVF Template wizard
appears.
Figure 1: Click Deploy OVF Template
3. Click Browse to locate the .ova file that you downloaded earlier. Select the template.
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Figure 2: Click Browse, and then locate and select .ova file
4. Click Next. The OVF Template Details screen appears.
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Figure 3: The OVF Template Details screen
5. Review the OVA virtual appliance details, and then click Next. The End User License
Agreement (EULA) screen appears.
6. Click Accept to agree to the EULA terms, and then click Next. The Host/Cluster screen
appears.
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Figure 4: Accept the EULA for the vSZ OVA
7. Select the host or cluster on which you want to run the deployed template, and then click
Next. The Resource Pool screen appears.
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Figure 5: Select the destination host or cluster
8. Select the resource pool within which you want to deploy the template, and then click Next.
The storage screen appears.
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Figure 6: Select the resource pool for the OVA template
9. Select the destination storage (data store) for virtual machine files, and then click Next. The
Disk Format screen appears.
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Figure 7: Select the data store for the virtual machine files
10. Select the disk format that is appropriate for your deployment scenario. Options include:
• Thick Provision Lazy Zeroed
• Thick Provision Eager Zeroed
• Thin Provision
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Figure 8: Select the disk format for your deployment scenario
11. Click Next. The Network Mapping screen appears.
12. Select the ESXi virtual network interface that you want to use for the control interface, and
then click Next. The Ready to Complete screen appears.
The installation screen only allows you to select the virtual network interface for the control
interface. After you complete the installation (and before you power on and set up the vSZ),
you will need to adjust the cluster and management interfaces as appropriate.
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Figure 9: Select the virtual network interface that the template will use
13. Review the settings that you have configured on the previous screens. If you find a setting
that you want to change, click Back until you reach the screen where you can edit the setting.
Update the setting, and then click Next until you reach the Ready to Complete screen again.
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Figure 10: Review the settings that you have configured
14. Make sure that the Power on after deployment check box is clear so you can adjust the
network settings before the vSZ setup.Caution: If you power on the vSZ after installation,
you will no longer be able to adjust the network settings.
15. Click Finish.
ESXi deploys the new vSZ instance. When ESXi completes the deployment, the new vSZ instance
appears on the list of installed virtual machines on the target host.
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Figure 11: The vSZ instance appears on the list of installed VMs
You have completed creating a vSZ instance from the OVA file.
Allocating Resources and Assigning Network Interfaces
Before starting the vSZ instance for the first time, edit the virtual machine settings to allocate
CPU and memory resources to the vSZ and to assign the ESXi network interfaces to the remaining
vSZ interfaces (cluster and management).
Ensure that you read steps 1-7 before starting the application.
Follow these steps to allocate resources and assign network interfaces to the vSZ.
1. On the list of virtual machines, click the new vSZ instance.
2. Click Actions to display the additional options, and then click Edit Settings.
3. Set the number of CPUs and the amount of RAM to allocate to the vSZ instance. By default,
the OVA template is set to 4 CPUs and 8GB of RAM.
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4. Under Network adapter 1, verify that it is the same ESXi network interface that you selected
for the control interface during the OVA import process. Ensure that the Connect at Power
On check box is selected.
5. Under Network adapter 2, select the ESXi network interface for the cluster interface from
the drop-down list. Ensure that the Connect at Power On option is selected.
6. Under Network adapter 3, select the ESXi network interface for the management interface
from the drop-down list. Ensure that the Connect at Power On option is selected.
Figure 12: Select the interfaces to use
7. Click OK. You have completed allocating resources and assigning network interfaces to the
vSZ.
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Powering on the vSZ virtual machine
The next step is to power on the vSZ virtual appliance.
1. From the list of virtual machines on the host, click the vSZ instance.
2. Under Basic Tasks, click Power on the virtual machine.
Figure 13: Click Power on the virtual machine
3. Open a console window to monitor the startup process. To do this, click the Action menu,
and then click Open Console.
After the vSZ completes its startup process, you are ready to perform the initial IP address
setup of the vSZ. You will use the console connection to perform this task.
Installing the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper V
Before you begin, verify that Hyper-V is enabled on Windows Server. Follow these steps to install
the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper-V.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Obtain a copy of the vSZ image in VHD format.
Extract the vSZ image to the .vhd disk file.
Copy the image to the Windows Server on which you are running Hyper-V.
On the Windows Server, click Start > Administrative Tools, and then double-click Hyper-V
Manager.
5. In the Hyper-V Manager, select the Hyper-V core for which you want to create a virtual machine
and click Virtual Machine > Action > New > New Virtual Machine Wizard. The appears
and displays the Before You Begin screen.
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Figure 14: Click Action > New > Virtual Machine
6. Click Next. The Specify Name and Location screen appears.
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Figure 15: The New Virtual Machine Wizard screen
7. In Name, type a name for the virtual machine that you are installing (for example, Virtual
SmartZone).
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Figure 16: Specify Name and Location
8. Specify the folder on the server where you want to install the virtual machine.
a) To install the virtual machine in the default location, make sure that the Store the virtual
machine in a different location check box is clear.
b) To install the virtual machine in a location other than the default, select and Store the virtual
machine in a different location check box, and then browse to or type the new location.
9. Click Next. The Specify Generation screen appears.
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Figure 17: Specify Generation
10. Select Generation 1 for the virtual machine that you are installing. Hyper-V offers Generation
1 and Generation 2. See the Hyper-V documentation for more information about these two
generations.
11. Click Next. The Assign Memory screen appears.
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Figure 18: Assign Memory
12. In Startup memory, type 13GB for vSZ High Scale or 15GB for vSZ Essentials (as relevant),
which are the minimum memory that Ruckus Wireless recommends for deploying vSZ. You
can type a higher value if more memory is available on the server. For more information, see
Table 4 and Table 5.
13. Click Next. The Configure Networking
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Figure 19: Configuring Network
14. In Connection, select the network adapter that you want the virtual machine to use.
15. Click Next. The Connect Virtual Hard Disk screen appears.
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Figure 20: Connect Virtual Hard Disk
16. Select Use an existing virtual hard disk.
17. Click Browse to specify the location of the existing virtual hard disk for the virtual machine
to use.
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Figure 21: Selecting Virtual Hard Disk
18. Click Next. The Completing New Virtual Machine Wizard screen appears.
Figure 22: Completing New Virtual Machine Wizard
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19. Review the settings that you can configure for the virtual machine. If you find any setting that
need to be changed, click Previous until you reach the screen where you can update the
setting. Update the setting, and then click Next until the Completing New Virtual Machine
Wizard screen appears again.
20. Click Finish to install the virtual machine. When Windows Server completes installing the
virtual machine, the New Virtual Machine Wizard disappears and the virtual machine you
installed appears on the list of virtual machines on Hyper-V Manager.
Figure 23: The virtual machine you installed appears on the list of virtual machines on
Hyper- V Manager
21. Right-click the virtual machine you installed, and then click Start to power on the virtual
machine.
Figure 24: Right-click the virtual machine, and then click Start
The Virtual Machine Connection screen appears.
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Figure 25: Virtual Machine Connection
22. Login to the virtual machine with your credentials.
You have now completed installing the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper-V.
Installing the vSZ on a Kernel based Virtual Machine
Hypervisor
This section describes how to install the vSZ on a KVM hypervisor.
Extracting the vSZ Image
The vSZ image for a kernel-based virtual machine (KVM) is distributed in QCOW2 format.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Obtain the vSZ image in QCOW2 format.
Copy the image to the KVM.
Open the terminal window.
Make the image bin file executable by entering the following command: chmod +x {file
name of the controller QCOW bin} See Figure for an example.
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Figure 26: Make the bin file executable
5. Extract the contents of the QCOW2 bin file.
Figure 27: Extract the contents of the QCOW2 image
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The end user license agreement appears on screen.
6. At the Accept this agreement? [yes/no] prompt, enter yes.
Figure 28: Accept the EULA terms
The KVM continues to extract the contents of the image. When the extraction process is
complete, the QCOW2 file appears in the same directory as the .bin file.
NOTE: If the “uudecode: command not found” error appears during the extraction process,
install the “sharutils” package on the KVM, and then try extracting the image again.
Figure 29: The QCOW2 file appears in the same directory as the .bin file
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7. Resize the vSZ disk image, if necessary. By default, the vSZ disk size is 50GB. If you want
to allocate more disk space to the vSZ, run the qemu-img command. The complete syntax
is as follows: qemu-img resize {file name of the controller QCOW bin}
+size
Setting Up the vSZ
You can set up the vSZ using the Red Hat Virtual Machine Manager (also known as
“virt-manager”). If you are installing the vSZ on a different hypervisor or virtual machine monitor,
the procedure may be slightly different. Refer to the hypervisor documentation for more
information.
1. Start the Virtual Machine Manager by clicking Applications > System Tools > Virtual Machine
Manager. Or double-click the Virtual Machine Manager icon if it appears on the desktop. The
Virtual Machine Manager interface appears.
Figure 30: The Virtual Machine Manager interface
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2. In File, click Create New VM. Or click the New VM icon. The New VM screen appears
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Figure 31: The New VM
3. Configure the options on the New VM (Step 1 of 4) screen.
a) In Name, type a name that you want to assign to the virtual machine.
b) In Choose how you would like to install the operating system, click Import existing
disk image.
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Figure 32: Type a name and select how you want to install the operating system
4. Click Forward. The Locate Existing Storage dialog box appears.
5. Browse to the location of the vSZ QCOW2 image, select the image file, and then click Open.
The New VM (Step 2 of 4) screen reappears and displays the storage path to the QCOW2
image file that you selected.
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Figure 33: Browse to the vSZ QCOW2 image
6. In the lower portion of the New VM (Step 2 of 4) screen, select the operating system type
and version.
a) In OS type, select Linux.
b) In Version, select Generic 2.6.x kernel.
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Figure 34: Select the operating system and version
7. Click Forward. The New VM (Step 3 of 4) screen appears.
8. Configure the memory and CPU settings of the virtual machine.
a) In Memory (RAM), set to memory (in MB) that you want to allocate to the vSZ.
b) In CPU, set the number of CPUs that you want to allocate to the vSZ.
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Figure 35: Configure the memory and CPU settings
9. Click Forward. The New VM (Step 4 of 4) screen appears and displays a summary of the
settings you configured.
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Figure 36: A summary of the settings you configured appears
10. Verify that the settings you configured on the previous screens are correct. If you need to
make changes to any of the settings, click Back until you reach the screen on which the
setting appears, make the change, and then click Forward until you reach the New VM (Step
4 of 4) screen again.
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11. Click Finish to install the vSZ on the virtual machine.
12. After you complete installing the vSZ on the virtual machine, decide how many interfaces you
want the vSZ to use. The vSZ supports either a single interface or three interfaces. By default,
a single interface exists after installation.
• If you want the vSZ to use a single interface, you do not need to take action in this step.
Continue to the next step.
• If you want the vSZ to use three interfaces, you must create the two additional interfaces
before the initial bootup of the vSZ. Once the vSZ has completed its initial bootup, you
will no longer be able to change the number of interfaces.
If you want to add interfaces, you must do so before the initial bootup of the vSZ. After the
initial bootup, you will no longer be able to change the number of interfaces.
Figure 37: By default, a single interface exists
13. Power on the virtual machine. The vSZ performs its initial bootup.
14. When the vSZ login prompt appears, enter admin.
You have completed setting up the vSZ on a KVM hypervisor. You are now ready to start the
vSZ Setup Wizard. See Using the Setup Wizard to Install vSZ for more information.
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In this chapter:
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Logging into Microsoft Azure
Creating a Storage Account and Container
Uploading the vSZ Image to Microsoft Azure
Creating a vSZ Image on Microsoft Azure
Creating a Network
Creating a vSZ Virtual Machine
Configuring Port Numbers for Virtual Machines
Assigning a Static Public IP Address to a VM
Assigning a Static Internal IP Address to a Virtual Machine
You can install vSZ on Microsoft Azure using the procedure outlined.
NOTE: The minimum memory and CPU requirements have changed in this release. You may need
to upgrade your infrastructure before upgrading. Please read carefully. This is the minimum requirement
recommended. Refer to Table 5 and Table 6 in the chapter Preparing to Install the vSZ.
Logging into Microsoft Azure
As the first step of installing vSZ on Microsoft Azure, you have to log into Microsoft Azure.
1. Click http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/ to access the Microsoft Azure site.
2. Click the Portal tab as shown in the figure.
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Figure 38: Portal Tab
3. Click Azure Classic Portal.
Figure 39: Azure Classic Portal
4. The Microsoft Azure login page appears and redirects you to the Ruckus Wireless login
page as shown in the figure.
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Figure 40: Microsoft Azure login page
If the page does not redirected to the Ruckus Wireless login page and asks to you choose
a user account, select the Work or school account as shown in the figure.
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Figure 41: Microsoft Azure Account
The Ruckus Wireless login page appears.
5. Enter your User name and Password to login.
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Creating a Storage Account and Container
Creating a Storage Account and Container
To create a Microsoft Azure storage account, perform the steps outlined in this section.
1. From the Microsoft Azure page, click Create a storage account. The Create a storage
screen appears.
Figure 42: Creating a storage account
2.
3.
4.
5.
In URL, type the URL.
In Location/Affinity Group, type the location of the storage.
In Replication, select an option from the drop-down list.
Click Create Storage Account. The Storage screen appears listing the new storage account.
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Figure 43: New storage account listed
6. Select the storage account and click Containers > Create a Container.
Figure 44: Creating a storage container
The New Container screen appears.
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Figure 45: The New Container screen
7. In Name, type the name of the storage container.
8. In Access, select an option from the drop-down list.
9.
Click the icon
. The new container is listed in the Containers tab.
Figure 46: Containers
Uploading the vSZ Image to Microsoft Azure
You have to upload the vSZ image to Microsoft Azure. Follow these steps outlined in this section
to upload the vSZ image to Microsoft Azure.
Ensure that you have installed Windows Azure Power Shell (web platform installer) from
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=320376&clcid=0x409.
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1. Open Microsoft Azure PowerShell and type the add-azureaccount command. The
Microsoft Azure Login screen appears.
2. Type the User name and Password.
3. Click Sign in. A success message appears confirming your Microsoft Azure account is added.
Figure 47: Account creation success message
4. Type command add-azurevhd to initiate uploading the image.
Ensure that the URL in Destination and Microsoft Azure storage are the same.
Figure 48: Verifying URLs match
Figure 49: Uploading the vSZ image
After the vSZ image is uploaded, a confirmation message appears.
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Figure 50: vSZ message indicating image upload is complete
Creating a vSZ Image on Microsoft Azure
ollow these steps to create a vSZ image on Microsoft Azure:
1. From the Microsoft Azure page, click Virtual Machines > Images.
Figure 51: Creating an image
2. Click Create an Image. The Create an Image from VHD screen appears.
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Figure 52: Create an Image from VHD
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
In Name, type the name of the image.
In Description, provide a brief description about the image.
Click VHD URL and browse to the cloud storage to select the VHD file.
In Operating System Family, select an option from the drop-down list.
Click the
icon. The new image is listed in the Images tab.
Figure 53: A new vSZ image is created
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Creating a Network
Creating a Network
Follow these steps to create a virtual network.
1. From the Microsoft Azure page, click Networks > Virtual Networks.
Figure 54: Creating a virtual network
2. Click Create a Virtual Network. The Virtual Network Details screen appears.
Figure 55: Virtual Network Details screen
3. In Name, type the name of the virtual network.
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4. In Location, select a location from the drop-down list.
5.
Click the
icon. The DNS Servers and VPN Connectivity screen appears.
Figure 56: DNS Servers and VPN Connectivity screen
6. In DNS Server, type the name of the server and IP address.
7. Configure the VPN connectivity. You can choose between a point-to-site or site-to-site
connectivity.
8.
Click the
icon. The Virtual Network Address Spaces screen appears.
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Figure 57: Virtual Network Address Spaces screen
9. Type the address space and subnet information as appropriate.
10.
Click the
icon. The virtual network is created and listed in the networks page.
Figure 58: The new virtual network is added and listed in the Networks page
Creating a vSZ Virtual Machine
Follow these steps to create a vSZ virtual machine.
1. From the Microsoft Azure page, click Virtual Machines > Instances. The New screen
appears.
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Figure 59: New screen
2. Click Compute > Virtual Machine > Quick Create > From Gallery. The Choose an Image
screen appears.
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Figure 60: Choosing an image
3. Click My Images. A list of images you created appears.
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Figure 61: A list of images
4. Select an image.
5.
Click the
icon. The Virtual Machine Configuration screen appears.
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Figure 62: Virtual machine configuration - screen 1
6. In Virtual Machine Name, type the name of the VM.
7. In Tier, select Standard.
8. In Size, select an option from the drop-down list.
9. In New User Name, type the user name.
10. In Authentication, select the Provide a Password option. Type the new password and
confirm.
11.
Click the
icon. The next configuration screen appears
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Figure 63: Virtual machine configuration - screen 2
12. In Cloud Service, select a service from the drop-down list.
13. In Cloud Service DNS Name, type the DNS name.
14. In Region/Affinity Group/Virtual Network, select an option from the drop-down list.
15. In Virtual Network Subnets, select an option from the drop-down list.
16. In Availability Set, select an option from the drop-down list.
17. In End Points, type the values as appropriate. Refer to step 4 of Creating vSZ Instance on
page 113
18.
Click the
icon. The next configuration screen appears.
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Figure 64: Virtual machine configuration - screen 3
19. In VM Agent, select the check-box to enable VM agent.
20.
Click the
icon. The new VM is listed in the Virtual Machines page.
Figure 65: The new VM is created and listed
Configuring Port Numbers for Virtual Machines
Follow these steps to configure port numbers for your VM using Microsoft Azure.
1. From the Microsoft Azure page, click Virtual Machines > Instances.
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Figure 66: Selecting a VM
2. Select the virtual machine to configure the ports.
3. Click Endpoints.
4. Select Add Endpoint..
Figure 67: Adding endpoints
The Add Endpoint screen appears.
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Figure 68: Add Endpoint - screen
5. Select Add a stand-alone end point.
6.
Click the
icon. The next configuration screen appears.
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Figure 69: Adding Endpoint - screen 2
7. In Name, type the name of the endpoint.
8. In Protocol, select the protocol from the drop-down list.
9. In Public Report, type 8443.
10. In Private Report, type 8443.
11.
Click the
icon. The endpoint is created and listed in the Endpoints tab for the VM.
Figure 70: A new endpoint for the VM is created and listed
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Assigning a Static Public IP Address to a VM
Microsoft Azure assigns a dynamic IP address to a VM when it is created. In addition, a static
public IP address must be assigned to a VM as DNS names cannot be configured in a vSZ;
resulting in changes to the public IP address. Follow these steps to assign a static public IP
address to a VM:
1. Open the command prompt and create a static IP by typing the
New-AzureReservedIP-ReservedIPName -Label
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