Setting HiveManager NGs IP address

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I currently use the HiveManager NGs latest release 11.26.3.5 on a Microsoft Hyper-V 2016 Cluster. Till now I set its IP address using our central DHCP service. But our company policies prefer hosted services like this to have static IP settings. So, I searched in the manuals and the web gui to find a possiblility to set this up to static, but there wasn't any. I found in another thread here, that there would be access to console login with admin pwd aerohive. But this doesn't work for me, so maybe I changed this somewhere in the depths of the web gui. Could maybe someone help me to find access to console or show me a possibility to get the IP address, subnet, default gateway changed to static?
Thanks a lot.
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Hi Dirk,

Good question.

We actually only support configuration of the HMNG VA via OVF properties which are statically configured there. These are, however VMware specific as they depend on VMware Tools. We therefore do not currently support Hyper-V for deployment of the HMNG VA.

Thanks,

Nick
2018-04-06T11:11:50+00:00
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Ok, thanks for the rapid feedback. I already knew about the non-support of Hyper-V when I decided for this solution and I can accept, that this issue is unfortunately non supported now. But, maybe you could help me getting back terminal console access. Then I could follow the hints in another thread to configure this inside the operating system of the image.
Best regards
Dirk
2018-04-06T11:48:52+00:00
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Hi Dirk,

Statically configuring the underlying CentOS platform causes HMNG to malfunction in areas such as certificate management and causes redirection to an IP address rather than to FQDN which causes issues with NAT traversal and certificate verification.

That said, it can be done but it requires a shell access password that is specific to each installation.

You would need to open a support case to see if the support team will do this with you therefore.

Regards,

Nick
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