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upload OVA file (including multiple disks) or
upload Upload an ISO filedisk from the local filesystem or
upload Upload a template disk from the local filesystem for a single disk file.
This document describes how to upload an OVA file from a local file system to create a VM template.
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Privileges: Upload virtual machine template |
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The enterprise where you upload the template will be the owner of the template. To modify this template, you must log in to the owner enterprise |
Before you begin, check these requirements:
The platform reads OVA files such as those created with VMware.
The file name must end in the extension
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.ova
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You can upload a multi-disk template for a single VM (virtual system)
The OVA file must contain an OVF description file for the template.
The platform uses the Name tag in the VirtualSystem as the template name. If the Name is not set, the platform falls back to the ID. See OVF reference .
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To add a new template from an OVA file
Go to Catalogue
In the Private cloud section, select the datacenter
On the Virtual machine templates tab, at the bottom of the templates panel, click the + add button
Select Create from OVA file
Click Select file and browse for the file.
Abiquo will display the File name.
Click Save. Abiquo will upload the file and create the template.
When the template has been uploaded, Abiquo will open the Edit template dialog.Check the template details.
On the Disks tab, you can easily add an extra empty hard disk for your application data.
For more details of how to edit a template, see Modify a VM template
To add OVA parameters to all VMs, add them as Variables. See Deploy a VM from an OVA with parameters .Click Save