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VMWare cisco n1000v installer application missing
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I recently installed Cisco n1000v from an ova file and did initial setup.
It powered on fine but when I went to http://n1000v_ipaddress, the installer application is missing. All I get is the xml file and VEMs.
Does anyone know what what wrong or do you think I need to re download the virtual supervisor module from Cisco? I'm assuming it pulls the installer application from the folder which the OVA resides?
Thanks in advance
I recently installed Cisco n1000v from an ova file and did initial setup.
It powered on fine but when I went to http://n1000v_ipaddress, the installer application is missing. All I get is the xml file and VEMs.
Does anyone know what what wrong or do you think I need to re download the virtual supervisor module from Cisco? I'm assuming it pulls the installer application from the folder which the OVA resides?
Thanks in advance
ASKER
Thanks for the response
But I attached a pic to make my question more clear, my question is why doesn't the Cisco installer application show up so I can actually map port groups and all that stuff through the wizard? It has shown up on all my previous builds. The only difference here is that I'm using a slightly updated OVA vers 4.1.0.5a or something.
n1000v-installer.jpg
But I attached a pic to make my question more clear, my question is why doesn't the Cisco installer application show up so I can actually map port groups and all that stuff through the wizard? It has shown up on all my previous builds. The only difference here is that I'm using a slightly updated OVA vers 4.1.0.5a or something.
n1000v-installer.jpg
The Launch Installer has been deprecated by Cisco!
e.g. no longer supported, and should not be used. In recent versions of the Nexus OVA it has been removed. Ealier versions had the words (deprecated) after it!
e.g. no longer supported, and should not be used. In recent versions of the Nexus OVA it has been removed. Ealier versions had the words (deprecated) after it!
ASKER
Ahah! thanks hanc, I was thinking the same thing but thought maybe it was a bad file at first since I copied it from some random file server. Forgot the specific OVA but it's newer than I'm used to.
So I guess I'll have to configure it through the xml or the plugin.
What is that plugin name that you use to configure it with? Like all the port groups mappings and stuff?
So I guess I'll have to configure it through the xml or the plugin.
What is that plugin name that you use to configure it with? Like all the port groups mappings and stuff?
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Great! thanks again for the help.
No Problems.
here's what our Nexus 1000 looks like as an example, if we go http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
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