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First I will give you background what all you need to do then I will
show you practically that what all needs to be done to get your ASM
Lab work.
Required Software
I used virtual machines to set up and configure the BIG-IP and the auction site. You can
use whatever hypervisor you want, but for the purposes of this article, I'll show you how
it's done using VMware workstation. So, here's the list of software you will need to make
all this happen:
VMware Workstation (free trial available here). I'm using a Windows PC, but you
can use Linux if you want.
BIG-IP Virtual Edition (make sure you have the ASM module).
The PHP Auction Site VMware files (Redhat version available here) and (Debian
version available here).
Caveat: This article assumes you already have a licensed and configured BIG-IP
system, so I will just focus on the PHPAuction side of things. If you don't have the BIG-IP
Virtual Edition, contact your sales rep and ask for a copy. Also, if you need help
licensing and configuring the BIG-IP Virtual Edition, check out these solutions on AskF5:
VMnet0 Settings
Since you kept the VMnet0 settings, you don't have to do anything else with that one.
Here's a quick screenshot of the VMnet0 settings:
VMnet1 Settings
After you confirm the VMnet0 settings, select VMnet1 (this net will act as the out of band
management) and configure it as follows:
After you import the virtual machine (you may have to accept a few license agreements,
etc), then you move on to configuring the virtual machine network settings. The following
screenshot shows the settings for the PHP Auction virtual machine. You will need to
customize the three Network Adapters to the settings shown in the picture below (you
will use the three custom VMnets you just created), but you shouldn't need to configure
anything else on this screen.
After the virtual machine imports correctly, you can power it on and let it boot up. When
the boot up completes, you will see the following login screen:
The login is "root" and the password is "default". So, go ahead and login and then you
can leave it alone...you won't need to touch it again.