Make sure to read my previous post on NetApp Virtual Storage Console product suite, where I go over features and benefits.
Login to NetApp support website and download the supported version according to the IMT.
From each vCenter, deploy the NetApp VSC OVA
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Click the Upload Files Button and attach the NetApp VSC OVA, Click Next
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Name the VM, my name ‘VSC01’ is a FQDN, Click Next
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Select the Compute resource, Click Next
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Review and Click Next
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Review License agreement, Click Next
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Select Datastore, Click Next
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Select Network, Click Next
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Fill out Properties and Click Next
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Review Details, correct if needed, Click Finish
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Monitor the Installation in vCenter’s recent tasks
After Installation completes Power on VM
Install vmtools and allow VM to continue to boot.
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You have successfully deployed the NetApp Virtual Storage Console (VSC). After you log out of vCenter and log back in, you should see the NetApp Plug-in.
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