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1. On the Start screen, type PowerShell and then click Windows PowerShell or start Windows PowerShell using the command prompt.
2. Do the following in the Windows PowerShell environment:
   1. Set the execution policy in the Windows PowerShell as Unrestricted to install vNIOS virtual appliance.
   2. To find the execution policy in your system, type Get-ExecutionPolicy. If the message is Restricted, change the policy to Unrestricted using the command Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted.
      Windows PowerShell will display the following information:
      Execution Policy Change
      The execution policy helps to protect you from scripts that you do not trust. Changing the execution policy might expose you to security risks described in the about_Execution_Policies help topic.

   3. Enter Y at the prompt: Do you want to change the execution policy? [Y] Yes [N] No [S] Suspend [?] Help (default is "Y"): Y

   4. Go to the directory where you have downloaded and stored the .vhd and .ps1 files.
   5. Execute the .ps1 script.

3. Provide the virtual machine name and virtual machine hostname as arguments in the .ps1 script:
   Usage: nios-6.5.0-170992-2012-06-18-16-03-03-120G-1420.ps1 <VM-name> <VM-hostname> where,
   <VM-name>: Name of the Hyper-V VM
   <VM-hostname>: One of the following:

   • Hostname of the VM server if you are managing the vNIOS appliance using SCVMM.

   • '-' if you are managing the vNIOS appliance using Hyper-V Manager.

     Behavior when you use Hyper-V Manager
     

4. Press ENTER to view the Infoblox End-User License Agreement. Type yes to accept the Infoblox license agreement.
   Accept the Infoblox End-User License Agreement? (yes/no): yes
   It may take a while to install the vNIOS virtual appliance on the Windows Server.
5. If there are multiple virtual networks, select a virtual network. As shown in the following image, the selected virtual network is Local Area Connection 3:
   Select a Virtual Network <0-3>: 3


   vNIOS Virtual Appliance Configuration
   

   

6. From Hyper-V Manager, select the vNIOS instance.
7. From the Actions menu, click Settings.

8. From the Hardware list, select Network Adapter and then select the Enable spoofing of MAC addresses checkbox. Make sure that you enable the spoofing of MAC addresses for all network adapters.
   

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   Note that if you use SCVMM, the Enable spoofing of MAC addresses checkbox is automatically enabled.

    

   Enabling Spoofing of MAC Address (Windows 2012 R2)
   

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