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Access from Laptop
1- start the Juni[per VPN
2- Start workstation Pro	Image Modified

From web browser
	https://10.23.8.9/ui/
Host Info
Select the Host	CPU Cores: 24vCPU ( 2x 12 ) RAM: 160GB Image Modified
Host CPU	Image Modified

VM Info
	CPU: 12 CPU RAM: 128GB Image Modified
Conductor IP address
from the Laptop ( using Juniper VPN )	10.23.8.17 and 10.23.8.18
Conductor and SSR in ESXi	conductor node1 on ESXi : 172.2.8.124/16 GW= 172.20.0.1 DNS= 8.8.8.8 ( https://10.23.8.124/ ) conductor node2 on ESXi : 172.2.8.124/16 GW= 172.20.0.1 DNS= 8.8.8.8
for the SSR	172.20.8.17/16 and 172.20.8.18/16 GW= 172.20.0.1 DNS= 8.8.8.8
branch1 and dc1	172.20.8.19/16 and 172.20.8.20/16 GW= 172.20.0.1 DNS= 8.8.8.8
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SSR test 6.0 IBU	172.20.8.112/16 GW= 172.20.0.1 DNS= 8.8.8.8
Static IP address	network-scripts ifcfg-ens ifcfg-eth
BASIC SSR Config	basic SSR configuration
branch1	vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens3 ( driver e1000 ) Image Added systemctl restart network.service ( or reboot )
default route	via=172.20.0.1 and dev= ens3 Image Added
nameserver	/etc/resolv.conf namserver 8.8.8.8
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	1- create an static IP address 2- stop the 128T.service 3- create the node on the Condcutor 4- select the asset id
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