Install GigaVUE-FM on AWS
You can subscribe to GigaVUE-FM in the marketplace and launch in AWS by subscribing.
Refer to the following topics for instruction on installing GigaVUE-FM in AWS:
Subscribe to GigaVUE-FM
You can deploy the GigaVUE Cloud Suite for AWS from the AWS Marketplace.
Note: Only users with aws-marketplace:ViewSubscriptions permission in their IAM policy can subscribe to GigaVUE products.
To subscribe to the GigaVUE‑FM, perform the following steps:
- Log in to your AWS account.
- Go to AWS Marketplace: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/.
- In the Search field, type Gigamon and select Search.
- Select the latest version GigaVUE Cloud Suite BYOL version. For more information on Licensing, refer to Licensing for GigaVUE Cloud Suite for AWS
- Select View Purchase Options. The terms and condition page is displayed.
- Review the Terms and Conditions and then select "Accept Terms".
- Review the summary and select Continue to Configuration.
- In the Configure this software page, enter the following details for your deployment:
- Set Fulfillment Option to the default value.
- Select the latest version in the Software Version field.
- Select your deployment Region.
- Select Continue to Launch.
- In the Configure this software page, perform the following:
- In the Choose Action field, select the Launch from Website option.
- From the EC2 Instance Type drop-down list, select the instance type. Refer to Recommended and Supported Instance Types for AWS.
- From the VPC Settings drop-down list, select the VPC for deploying GigaVUE‑FM.
- In the Subnet Settings, choose your select Subnet.
- Configure the security group in the Security Group Settings to match your access and permissions needs. Refer to Security Groupfor more details.
- Select your preferred Key Pair for secure access to the instance.
- In the Advanced details section, select V1 and V2 (token optional) from the Metadata version drop-down list.
- Select Launch.
GigaVUE‑FM is launched in AWS. You must perform the initial configuration to view the GigaVUE‑FM UI.
Initial Configuration
It may take several minutes for the GigaVUE-FM instance to start up. Once it is up and running, you can verify that it is working properly.
Follow these steps:
- In your EC2 Instances page, select the Instance ID of the launched GigaVUE-FM to view the instance information.
- Copy and paste the Public IP address into a new browser window or tab.
The GigaVUE-FM GUI appears.
NOTE:
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If GigaVUE-FM is deployed inside AWS, use admin as the username and the Instance ID as the default password for the admin user to log in to GigaVUE-FM, for example i-079173111e2d73753 (Instance ID). You can get the Instance ID of GigaVUE-FM in the EC2 Instances page.
- If GigaVUE-FM is deployed outside the AWS, use admin123A!! as the default admin password.
When you first log in to GigaVUE-FM, you are asked to change your default password.
What to do Next:
Configure the required permission and privileges in AWS. For detailed instructions on configuring required AWS permissions and privileges for your chosen deployment option, refer to the following topics:
Deployment Options |
Reference Topics |
Acquire Traffic using UCT-V |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using the UCT-V |
Acquire Traffic using Customer Orchestrated Source |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using the Customer Orchestrated Source |
Acquire Traffic using Customer Orchestrated Source when configuring Gateway Load Balancer in AWS |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using the Customer Orchestrated Source with GwLB |
Acquire Traffic using Customer Orchestrated Source when configuring Network Load Balancer in AWS |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using the Customer Orchestrated Source with NwLB |
Acquire Traffic using Traffic Mirroring |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using Traffic Mirroring |
Acquire Traffic using Traffic Mirroring when configuring Gateway Load Balancer in AWS |
Minimum Permissions Required for Acquiring Traffic using Traffic Mirroring and GwLB |
Acquire Traffic using Traffic Mirroring when configuring Network Load Balancer in AWS |