Sangfor HCI and aSV provide a unified infrastructure combining compute, storage, networking, and built-in security to simplify deployment, operations, and services.
This function allows you to deploy an NVIDIA licensing server to provide licenses for vGPU-enabled 3D VMs. A license is required to give vGPU performance into full play. A licensing server is a VM template that is installed on HCI as a VM. To use vGPU on your VM, enter the applied vGPU license key for the licensing server and then enter the IP address of the licensing server for the graphics driver of your VM.
Precautions
The licensing server needs to be connected to the business VM using the vGPU.
Log in to the HCI console and go to Compute > New > Import VM.
In the Import .vma File from Local System pop-up window, select the licensing server image you downloaded for VMFile, specify the group, and click Start Import.
Wait for the import to complete.
After the import is successful, click Go to VM to edit VM information, including the NIC and IP address.
Log in to the VM console, enter dls_system on the following page, and press Enter.
Run the /etc/adminscripts/set-static-ip-cli.sh command to specify the static IP address, as shown in the figure below.
Run the ip addr show command to check whether the IP address configuration takes effect.
Enter the IP address (which is 10.70.0.230 in the above example) in your browser to access the licensing server. On the Virtual Appliance Setup page, click New Installation.
Set your password and click REGISTER.
Save the string in the red box to your local system to reset your password. Click CONTINUE TO LOGIN.
Go to SERVICE INSTANCE and click Download DLS Instance Token. To obtain the testing license, send the token file to a Sangfor technical support representative.
On the Dashboard page, click SELECT LICENSE SERVER FILE to upload the file.
Click Install server and configure the licensing server.
On the License Server Details page, click Generate client config token to license the GPU-supported VM.