Follow the directions below to use Proxmox to import a Trust Center Virtual Machine.
- SSH into your Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) host as the root user.
$ ssh root@<PVE_IP> - Download the Trust Center OVF compressed zip. ARIA Technical Support will provide the link to the latest release.
$ wget https://support-aria.s3.amazonaws.com/AZT/ARIA_AZT_TC_<VERSION>.zip
Example:
$ wget https://support-aria.s3.amazonaws.com/AZT/ARIA_AZT_TC_1.14.18.zip - Extract the contents of the zip file.
(NOTE: If unzip is not installed, run `apt install -y unzip`)
$ unzip ARIA_AZT_TC_<VERSION>.zip - Navigate to the unpacked directory.
$ cd ARIA_AZT_TC_<VERSION>/ - Import the virtual machine, replacing <VMID>, <VM_NAME>, and <TARGET_STORAGE> with relevant details from your PVE environment and ARIA package.
$ qm importovf <VMID> <VM_NAME>.ovf <TARGET_STORAGE>
Example:
$ qm importovf 105 ARIA_AZT_TC_1.14.18.ovf local-lvm - Once the import is complete, open the Proxmox dashboard and navigate to the ARIA virtual machine > Hardware section.
- Select 'Add > Network Device' verify that the correct bridge and VLAN (if applicable) are set and then select 'Add'.
- Edit the CPU, Memory, and Storage disk (Hard Disk (scsi1)) sizes as per the recommended hardware specs in the following document:
https://support.ariacybersecurity.com/a/solutions/articles/70000658425 - Navigate to the Virtual Machine > Console and select 'Start Now' to Power-on the ARIA virtual machine.
- Complete the Trust Center setup by following the Post Install directions below: https://support.ariacybersecurity.com/a/solutions/articles/70000667741
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