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### CML on Nutanix CE
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##### Requirements:
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- Installed and configured Nutanix CE node (or cluster) from https://www.nutanix.com/uk/products/community-edition
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- Downloaded CML installation ISO/OVA and refplat ISO image
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##### Install CML from ISO
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- Upload install and refplat ISOs to datastore. Go to Settings and Image Configuration. Select correct storage container (Images in our case) and other details and click Save.
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- Wait until upload task is completed.
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- Go to Settings/VM and click 'Create VM'. Fill name of VM, select number of vCPUs, cores, memory.
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- Switch BIOS Configuration to UEFI. If you need secure boot, switch cdrom from IDE to SATA.
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- Update cdrom settings and insert CML iso there:
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- Add new disk, select correct storage container (VMs in our case)
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- Add also at least one NIC
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- Save VM, open ssh connection to CVM and enable nested virtualization on CML VM:
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```shell
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nutanix@NTNX-d295a2f4-A-CVM:10.0.10.90:~$ acli vm.list
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VM name VM UUID
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cml-ova-import-test b7854f03-3117-453e-9221-2611eefe0b94
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cml-test-2.8.0dev e56f7e8d-a663-4826-b128-8e98ba8f1c84
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ova-cml-test a1dce5ed-5d12-4096-a48f-293c35837f88
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ubuntu-test-vm d5c8d107-d58f-4d6f-a585-77ef494cf2a5
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nutanix@NTNX-d295a2f4-A-CVM:10.0.10.90:~$ acli vm.update cml-test-2.8.0dev cpu_passthrough=true
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cml-test-2.8.0dev: pending
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cml-test-2.8.0dev: complete
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```
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- Power on VM and launch VM console. Proceed with CML setup. Insert refplat ISO to cdrom when needed.
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##### Installing CML from OVA:
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In Nutanix CE, there is no option how to import OVA, you need Prism central from paid version. There should be OVA import feature in GUI - more info is here: https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/kbs/details?targetId=kA03200000099TXCAY
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In Nutanix CE, untar OVA file and upload vmdk disk into image storage container.
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When creating VM, just use 'Clone from Image Service'.
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Everything else is same as when installing from ISO.
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