Setting up XClarity One as a local VM
You can install and configure Lenovo XClarity One as a virtual machine in your local datacenter. It includes the same infrastructure and management functions (with a few exceptions) that you have when using XClarity One in the cloud.
When running XClarity One as a local VM, an Internet connection is required for some functions. Note that some functions are not available as local virtual machine.
- Automatic problem notification through Call Home
- Service ticket status and history
- Device warranty
- Lenovo firmware CVE analysis
- Premium Support Plus
- Predictive failure analysis
To get started using XClarity One locally in your data center, you need to download and install XClarity One as a virtual machine. A setup wizard guides you through the initial configuration. For more information, see Setting up XClarity One as a local VM.
Procedure
Review the hardware and software prerequisites to ensure that you have what you need to get started.
Install XClarity One on a local system.
Launch the setup wizard to configure essential settings.
Sign in to the XClarity One portal and accept the end-user license agreement.
Complete the portal configuration. For more information, see Portal configuration and management).