¶ How to install Made4Flow on the Proxmox virtualizer
To get started, let's download the OVF to our computer. **
Access this link to be redirected to the OVF download Baixe os arquivos individualmente . **
*With link in hand, we will download it to our computer and upload it to proxmox. *
1°\ - Uploading the downloaded files to proxmox:
Alternatively, you can use other methods to upload files to your virtualizer, such as: SCP, FileZilla, WinSCP, etc...
**It's important that the 2 files are in the same folder within Proxmox! **
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2°\ - Now that we have the 2 files already in proxmox, let's run the commands to create the virtual machine:
qm importovf $(pvesh get /cluster/nextid) Made4Flow.ovf Storage-ZFS-HDD
You must change the import disc according to your scenario, in my case, I chose to leave “Storage-ZFS-HDD” in the storage.
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3°\ - After finishing importing Made4Flow, we need to add a new “Network device”:
¶ We can change the resources of the virtual machine, to what is recommended in this wiki as necessary:
And that's it, now we can start the virtual machine:
¶ **You may need to assign a IP to the network interface we added: **
Entering the virtual machine console we will enter as super administrator:
User: root
Password: change123
Also remember to change the root user's password for your security.
Now as a super administrator, let's follow the steps to fix a static IP on the network interface:
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The system's WEB page may take up to 15 minutes to upload, so that the entire system is updated correctly.
Once the system is ready, we will have the screen asking for your license to begin configuring the tool:
