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Preflight Requirements

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The Target Rover Server has two physical and multiple VLAN interfaces. The RC uses different interfaces on the Target Rover Server during the different stages of its creation of a Rover pod. A very detailed description of the entire networking setup can be found in the  Network Architecture section of this release documentation. In addition the networking configuration with example values similar to that used during validation testing is contained in the Validation Labs section of this release documentation Ericsson Rover Validation HW, Networking and IP plan.

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The automated deployment process configures the new Rover Server based on a set of user defined values specific to each Rover pod. These values must be defined and stored in a yaml site and pod specific input configuration file before the Rover pod deployment process can be started.

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Click 'Upload' to allow you to select the Rover site and pod specific input yaml file:

Choose the input file that you have created for the new Rover pod you want to deploy then click 'Submit'.

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If the pod deploys successfully you will see the UI change to show the following <may need to click refresh?>

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a 'Success' message.

And the scriptexecutor.log file will show <insert log at end>the process completed successfully.

Rover Pod Site Specific Configuration Input Files

This section contains links to the input files used to build the Rover pods in ATT's and Ericsson's validation labs for the R1 release. Being pods and site specific the enumerated values will differ. Full details of the relevant validation lab setup that should be referenced when looking at these files is contained in the Validation Labs section of this documentation.

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