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Last updated: Sept 19, 2024 by Jason Radebaugh
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  1. On the VM Settings tab, next to Virtual network, click Edit virtual network.

Note: You can alternatively select an existing Virtual network from the dropdown.

Warning: The VNet used to deploy vNIOS must have at least 2 subnets. You should also ensure the VNet has sufficient IP space for all interfaces you will eventually deploy.

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  1. On the Create virtual network page, enter a Name for your VNet.

  2. Under Address range, leave the default or specify an address space in CIDR notation, for example 192.168.222.0/24.

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  1. Under Subnets, leave the defaults or click the pencil to edit.

  2. On the Edit subnet blade, leave default name or enter a Name for your subnet.

  3. For the subnet Starting address, leave the default or specify the network address, for example 192.168.222.0.

  4. Use the Size dropdown to select a size, for example /25.

  5. Click Save.

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  1. Repeat steps 4-8 for the other subnet.

  2. Click Save.

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  1. Back on the VM Settings tab, use the dropdowns to select the desired subnets for the vNIOS LAN1 and MGMT interfaces.

Note: LAN1 is the default primary interface. Using the MGMT interface requires configuration via the NIOS CLI or Grid Manager GUI after deployment.

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  1. For Public IP address, select New or None from the dropdown. If you need a Public IP, click Create new.

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  1. If you are creating a Public IP, on the Create public IP address blade, enter a Name for the address resource.

  2. Select Basic or Standard for SKU.

Note: If you plan to use a load balancer with your vNIOS for Azure VM, the Public IP SKU must match the SKU of the load balancer.

  1. For Assignment, select Dynamic or Static (Static is recommended for production use).

  2. Click OK.

  1. On the VM Settings tab, if you are using a Public IP address, enter a Public DNS name.

  2. Under Licenses, select yes to install temporary licenses for NIOS, Grid, DNS, RPZ, and Cloud.

Note: for PayGo deployments, licenses are already installed. There is no option to select temporary licenses.

  1. Enhanced options can be used in coordination with Infoblox Support for specific use cases. This is outside the scope of this guide.

  2. Click Next: Review + create.

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