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Configure the RSI Environment
Before you start provisioning, configure the RSI environment (RSI servers, hypervisors, and networks), and register them in the CA Server Automation user interface.
Follow these steps:
- Install the RSI server.
Note: For more information about installing RSI server, see the RSI Server Installation Guide on DVD3.
- Configure the RSI server.
Note: For more information about configuring RSI server, see the RSI Server Administration Guide on DVD3.
- Configure hypervisors.
Note: For more information about configuring hypervisors, see the RSI Server Administration Guide on DVD3.
- Configure external networks.
Note: For more information about configuring external networks, see the RSI Server Administration Guide on DVD3.
Note: You can make any external network available to the RSI environment.
- Open a port on the RSI server for RSI agent remote connections.
Example: port 4105.
- If necessary, update your firewall rules to allow traffic on the new port, and update NAT rules to allow redirection to the RSI server.
Example: https://RSIserver:443.
- Install the RSI agent on the target server.
- Edit the dpad.ini file on the target server with the appropriate RSI URL.
Example: https://RSIserver:4105.
- Restart the RSI agent.
- Log in to the CA Server Automation user interface.
- Select the Administration tab.
- In the left Configuration panel, scroll down to Provisioning, and click Rapid Server Imaging.
- In the RSI Servers panel, click + (Add), add RSI servers, and validate that the connection status is green.
- In the RSI Registered Hypervisors panel, click + (Add) and add hypervisors.
Hypervisor credentials are validated.
- In the RSI Registered Networks panel, click + (Add) and add boot and external networks.
Networks are not validated.
- In the RSI Depot panel, click click + (Add) and add any additional depots for captured image storage.