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How to Create vSmart VM on ESXi
To deploy vSmart on Enterprise datacenter, a VM instance for it must be created on any running hypervisor software.
To create a vSmart VM instance on hypervisor, following steps need to be followed
- Create a vSmart VM instance on any ESXi hypervisor
- Add additional vNICs for networking.
- Start the vSmart VM instance and connect to the vManage console.
Create a vSmart VM instance on any ESXi hypervisor
Launch the VMware vSphere Client application with your credential. Click File | Select Deploy OVF Template to deploy the virtual machine and browse the downloaded OVF package vsmart.ova file which can be downloaded from the Viptela Support webpage
Click Next to verify OVF template details

Enter a name for the deployed template “vSmart “and click Next | To accept the default format for the virtual disks Click Next and from the drop-down list, select the destination network for the deployed OVF template, and click Next

Click Finish to complete deployment of the vSmart VM instance and the system has successfully created the VM instance based on defined parameter and by default it has only one vNIC.
Add Additional vNICs
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Onboarding & Provisioning Configuring Templates
- Authentication between vSmart & vBond
- Authentication between vSmart Controller
- Authentication between vBond & vEdge Router
- Authentication between vEdge Router & vManage NMS
- Authentication between vSmart Controller & vEdge Router
- Viptela Specific Port Terminology
- Deploy & Configure vManage & Generate Certificate
- Deploy & Configure vBond & Generate Certificate
- Deploy & Configure vSmart & Generate Certificate
- Configure vEdge & Generate Certificate
- SDWAN & NAT
- Secure DataPlane Bringup
- Enterprise CA for SDWAN Instances
- ZTP Process & PnP Overview
- Control Plane & Data Plane Operation - Unicast Routing Overview
- Configuring OMP & Its attributes
- Configure Unicast Overlay Routing
- Routing Configuration Example
- Segmentation Overview
- Configuring Segmentation
- Segmentation Configuration Example
- Data Traffic across Private WANs
- NAT in SDWAN & Data Encryption
- SD-WAN Viptela Policy Overview
- SD-WAN Centralized & Localized Control Policy Overview
- SD-WAN Centralized & Localized Data Policy
- Service Chaining
- Traffic Flow Monitoring
- vEdge Router as NAT Device
- Zone Based Firewalls
- Configure Centralized Control Policy
- Configuring Centralized Data Policy
- Configuring Cflowd Traffic Monitoring
- Configuring Zone based Firewall
- Service Chaining Configuration Example
- Configuring Service Side NAT
- Configuring Transport side NAT
- Control Policy Example 1: Hierarchical Topology
- Multi-Region Fabric
- Control Policy Example 2: Implementing Traffic Engineering
- Control Policy Example 2: Dynamic On-Demand Tunnels
- LAB Deploy Cisco SD-WAN Edge Routers
- LAB Deploy SDWAN Controllers
- LAB Deploy Cisco SD-WAN Devices Using Configuration Group
- LAB Implement Service-Side Routing Protocols
- LAB Implement TLOC Extensions
- LAB Implement Control Policies
- LAB Implement Data Policies
- LAB Implement Application-Aware Routing
- LAB Implement Branch and Regional Internet Breakouts
- LAB Migrate Branch Sites
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