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==Prerequisites==
 
==Prerequisites==
* Virtual machine: VirtualBox (version 6.0 is used in this guide): https://www.oracle.com/virtualization/technologies/vm/downloads/virtualbox-downloads.html
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* Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04.x LTS Server (Mandatory): http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
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*Virtual machine: VirtualBox (version 6.0 is used in this guide): https://www.oracle.com/virtualization/technologies/vm/downloads/virtualbox-downloads.html
* File transfer software: WinSCP (version 5.15.3 used in this guide): WinSCP https://winscp.net/eng/index.php
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*Operating System:
* ICX-Core software: [[Downloads#ICX_System|ICX System]]
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**Ubuntu 22.04.x LTS Server for ICX-AlphaCom version 1.2.3.9 and later (Mandatory): http://releases.ubuntu.com/22.04/
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**Ubuntu 18.04.x LTS Server for ICX-AlphaCom version 1.2.3.8 and earlier - note that there is no support for Ubuntu 18.04 anymore
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*File transfer software: WinSCP (version 5.15.3 used in this guide): WinSCP https://winscp.net/eng/index.php
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*ICX-Core software: [[Downloads#ICX_System|ICX System]]
  
 
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In '''Storage''', browse for the OS .iso file (Ubuntu 18.04.x LTS Server) and mount it:
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Set up the '''Network''' connection:
 
Set up the '''Network''' connection:
* Choose '''Bridged Adapter''', and select which interface to use for the ICX-Core
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Install ICX-Core using the command (case sensitive):
 
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Latest revision as of 12:54, 13 May 2024

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This article describes how to install ICX-Core in a VirtualBox environment.


Prerequisites

Note icon The virtual machine must have an internet connection and valid DNS server during the installation process


VirtualBox

After downloading and installing VirtualBox, run the software and create the virtual machine by clicking "New":

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Give your machine a name, set Type = Linux, and set Version = Ubuntu:

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The memory must be at least 1GB:

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Create the virtual HDD:

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Select the HDD type:

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Physical HDD storage:

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The HDD must be minimum 15GB:

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After the creation of the virtual machine is finished, select and set some Settings before starting:

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In Storage, browse for the OS .iso file (Ubuntu 22.04.x LTS Server) and mount it:

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Set up the Network connection:

  • Choose Bridged Adapter, and select which interface to use for the ICX-Core
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Now Start the machine:

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Ubuntu

The Ubuntu installation will automatically launch after Start in the previous section. Choose your language:

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Define your keyboard:

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Confirm the network adapter:

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Enter Proxy if needed:

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Confirm mirror:

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Filesystem:

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Select HDD:

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Confirm partition:

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Confirm installation:

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Enter profile and credentials. VERY important to not forget this. Write it down!:

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Note icon The selected Username will also name the host folder for the ICX-Core


Select Install OpenSSH server:

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Skip:

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The installation is now running:

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Installation complete! Hit Enter key to reboot:

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The virtual machine reboots and starts up with Ubuntu running in terminal mode.

ICX-Core

Log in with the username and password defined earlier. Use command "ip a" to see the IP address that the virtual machine has:

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Connect to the virtual machine with WinSCP ...

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... and copy the ICX-Core installation file from your computer to the virtual machine:

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Note icon the target folder must be /home/[Username]/


Close WinSCP.

Install ICX-Core using the command (case sensitive):

sudo tar -xf ICX-Core-01.00-jammy-1.3.3.0.apt.tar install.sh --to-command /bin/sh


Where ICX-Core-01.00-bionic-1.2.3.9.apt.tar is the ICX-Core file name.

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After installation, you can access the ICX Web from any PC in the network by using the IP address of the virtual machine.

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