Step 4: Create the OMR and OMS Virtual Machines
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In Step 3 we used Oracle VM Manager to create an OMR and OMS template. Next in Step 4 we will use Oracle VM Manager to create the OMR and OMS virtual machines.
1. From the Virtual Machines page click one of the two Create Virtual Machine buttons to proceed.
Figure 22 shows the Virtual Machines page with two Create Virtual Machine buttons.
2. From the Creation Method page select the Create virtual machine based on virtual machine template radio button, then click Next to proceed as shown in Figure 23.
3. From the Server Pool page select the desired Server Pool radio button and accept the default Preferred Server setting. Click Next to proceed as shown in Figure 24.
4. From the Source page as shown in Figure 25 select the CG_DB_TEMPLATE radio button and click Next to proceed.
5. From the Virtual Machine Information page enter the following data:
a. Virtual Machine Name
b. Console Password
c. Confirm Console Password
d. Select the Enable High Availability check box if desired. HA will need to be configured in advance to enable HA.
e. Select the desired Network Interface Card and Bridge.
i. The Network Interface Card can be deleted by selecting the Delete radio button.
ii. The Add Row radio button allows us to create up to three Network Interface Cards
iii. The Bridge drop down list will allow us to select any configured bridges.
f. Click Next to proceed.
Figure 26 shows the Virtual Machine Information page.
6. As shown in Figure 27, from the Confirm Information page click Confirm to proceed.
7. The web browser will automatically redirect to the Virtual Machine page. From the Virtual Machine page validate the status of the new virtual machine, as Creating. When the creation process is completed the status will change to Powered Off.
Figure 28 shows the new virtual machine status as Creating.
8. From the Virtual Machines page click one of the two Create Virtual Machine buttons to proceed.
Figure 29 shows the Virtual Machines page with two Create Virtual Machine buttons.
9. From the Creation Method page select the Create virtual machine based on virtual machine template radio button, then click Next to proceed as shown in Figure 30.
10. From the Server Pool page select the desired Server Pool radio button and accept the default Auto Preferred Server option. Click Next to proceed as shown in Figure 31.
11. From the Source page as shown in Figure 32, select the CG_TEMPLATE radio button and click Next to proceed.
12. From the Virtual Machine Information page enter the following data:
a. Virtual Machine Name
b. Console Password
c. Confirm Console Password
d. Select the Enable High Availability check box if desired. HA will need to be configured in advance to enable HA.
e. Select the desired Network Interface Card and Bridge.
i. The Network Interface Card can be deleted by selecting the Delete radio button.
ii. The Add Row radio button allows us to create up to three Network Interface Cards
iii. The Bridge drop down list will allow us to select any configured bridges.
f. Click Next to proceed.
Figure 33 shows the Virtual Machine Information page.
13. As shown in Figure 34, from the Confirm Information page click the Confirm button to proceed.
14. The web browser will automatically redirect to the Virtual Machine page. From the Virtual Machine page validate the status of the new virtual machine, as Creating. When the creation process is completed the status will change to Powered Off.
Figure 35 shows the new virtual machine status as Creating.
15. When the creation process is completed the status will change to Powered Off as shown in Figure 36.
