Cisco Cloud Network Automation Provisioner for the Microsoft Cloud Platform-Tenant Portal Guide, Release 2.1
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- October 12, 2016
Chapter: Appendix-Onboarding an Application from a Subscription
Onboarding an Application from a Subscription
Note
Use only standalone VM creation.
To onboard an application from a subscription:
Step 1 Subscribe to a plan with a network and Virtual Machine Cloud.
For information on subscribing to a plan, see Subscribing to a Plan in Chapter1, “Introduction” For information on the plans to which you can subscribe, contact your cloud provider.
On the main Tenant Portal screen you should see Virtual Machines in the left column, as shown in the following screen.
Figure A-1 Main Tenant Portal Screen
Step 2 Click + New, Standalone Virtual Machine, then From Gallery, as shown in the following screen.
Figure A-2 Create Virtual Machine Screen
Figure A-3 Virtual Machine Configuration
Step 3 In this example we selected CentOS6.4x64. Click the right arrow (−>).
Figure A-4 Virtual Machine Settings
Step 4 Enter a Name for the virtual machine, create a New Password, and Confirm it, as shown in the following screen.
Figure A-5 Name and Password Screen
Step 5 Click the right arrow (−>).
Figure A-6 Network Adapter Screen
Step 6 Select an adapter from the drop-down menu, as shown in the following screen.
Figure A-7 Network Adapter Selection
You should be able to see your virtual machine being created from your dashboard, as shown in the following screen, where the virtual machine has a Status of Creating.
Figure A-8 Virtual Machine Creation in Process
Virtual machine creation takes a few minutes as the virtual machine is created, boots, and is configured. When the virtual machine has been created, you see a screen like the following.
Figure A-9 Virtual Machine Created
Step 8 When creation is complete, the Status will change to Running. Click on the plan name, then click Dashboard.
You see the following screen, which shows you information about your virtual machine.
Figure A-10 Virtual Machine Information
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