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Revision as of 08:27, 5 February 2019
Virtual Agents are used for Assessment, Sizing and Planning. The following steps give an example of using two Virtual Agents. One Origin Windows NBU server, and a Destination Linux NBU server.
Step 1
Using a Web-browser navigate to the appliance's IP address, and log in as the user admin.
Step 2
Add a new Virtual Environment, by using any IP address in the range of 127.0.0.0. In our example, we have used IP address of 127.0.2.1.
Step 3
Select the Operating System type and click on Submit to proceed.
Step 4
Download the Tranzman Agent by clicking on the action button as shown below. This agent will need to be run on the physical/ real server.
Step 5
Copy the generated ZIP/TGZ file to the target system and run.
Use this link Using Recorder for a list of steps on how to run Recorder.
Use this link to go back to the main Recorder Overview Page.