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Installing JSA 7.5.0 Update Package 1 qcow2 on the KVM

The size of the qcow2 image is 17 GB when compressed and it is 512 GB when it is uncompressed. We recommend that you increase the amount of storage allocated to a particular partition on the disk image to accommodate the qcow2 image. See Prerequisites for Installing JSA 7.5.0 Update Package 1 qcow2 for more information.

To install JSA 7.5.0 Update Package 1 qcow2 on the KVM:

  1. Copy the JSA 7.5.0 Update Package 1 qcow2 image to a safe location on the virtualization host.
  2. Clone the image using the following command.
  3. (Recommended) Provide the full disk allocation by using the following command.
  4. Install the virtual KVM device using the virt-install command. This command prints the XML necessary to define the VM in the KVM.
  5. Print the command output to a file, and then edit the file to complete the static CPU pinning by adding the following information to the XML file.
  6. Define the VM using the following command.

    The following is an example of the command output:

  7. Start the VM and start the console into the VM by using the following commands.
  8. Log in as the root user.
    Note:

    A password is not required.
  9. Follow the step in the installation wizard for the virtual appliance type you are creating, in this case a Threat Analytics "All In One" or Console.
    1. Log in as the root user at the prompt (a password is not required). If you are prompted for a p assword, there is some error with the installation. Please contact Juniper Customer Support.
    2. Accept the EULA license and proceed with the installation. Provide information in the installation wizard when prompted.
    3. When you select Finish, the installation is started. This process can take up to 6 hours depending on the speed of your system. Although it might appear as if the system is not responding at times, wait for the installation to complete.

      The following output indicates a successful installation of a console: