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Emerging Technologies:
From Smartphones to
IoT to Big Data
Introduction
This document was made to help students conducting the Capstone Project of the
specialization "Emerging Technologies: From Smartphones to IoT to Big Data" on a
Microsoft Windows OS (Operating System) based PC (personal computer), laptop, or tablet
computer. The lecture videos by Mr. Moses L. George were conducted on an OS X based
MacBook, and therefore, the equivalent procedures required to setup the Capstone Project
on a Windows 10 computer are presented in the following.
(1) Search VMware workstation pro free trial in Google and click to open the VMware webpage
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(2) Download VMware Workstation 12 Pro (Windows version)
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(3) Search VMware vSphere free trial in Google and click to open the VMware webpage
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(4) Sign in with your account information and then click License & Download
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(5) Download the Hypervisor (vShpere ESXi installable) and click Download VMware vCenter Server to open
the list
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(6) Download the vCenter Server for Linux (we need to use the extracted files inside). This will not create a
problem on your Windows based computer
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(7) From the steps (2), (5), and (6), the following three files should have been downloaded to your computer
(8) Start installation using the VMware-workstation-full.exe file, then click next and finish
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(9) Add a new Virtual Machine
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(10) Browse the VMWare-VMvisor-Installer.iso to install a client
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(12) Start your installation and wait until it finishes
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(13) Set your password
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(14) Enter your password and finish the installation by pressing F11
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(15) Press F2 to customize the IP address settings and enter your password
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(16) Select Configure Management Network and press Enter
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(17) You may choose Use dynamic IPv4 address (DHCP) or use Static IP address setup, based on your Internet
service type
In the following example, we will proceed with the option Set static IPv4 address
If you choose Use dynamic IPv4 address (DHCP), you do not need to enter your IP address manually, as the
Virtual Machine will automatically find an IP address that it will use
After the configuration ends, press Esc to escape from the customization process
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(18) Check your IP address settings to see if it is properly modified
AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD
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(19) Go to Setting to change the network adapter
AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD
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(20) Go to Network Adapter and change the connection type to Bridged
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(21) Double click VMWare-VCSA.iso and find the vcsa folder. Copy the vcsa folder and paste it to another
directory you want (The copied vcsa folder will be used in following steps)
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(22) Change the extension of the vmware-vsca file to .ova(vmware-vsca.ova), and open the file by double
clicking it
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(23) Press Import and Accept
(24) Before activating the vCenter, it is required to setup the IP address configuration
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(25) Open vmware-vcsa.vmx with the Notepad text editor
Change the IP address, DNS, gateway, and password information to your computer/accounts information
guestinfo.cis.deployment.node.type = "embedded"
guestinfo.cis.vmdir.domain?name = "vsphere.local"
guestinfo.cis.vmdir.site?name = "vsphere"
guestinfo.cis.vmdir.password = "drchung"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.addr.family = "ipv4"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.addr = "192.168.0.135"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.pnid = "192.168.0.135"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.prefix = "24"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.mode = "static"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.dns.servers = "192.168.0.1"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.net.gateway = "192.168.0.1"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.root.passwd = "drchung"
guestinfo.cis.appliance.ssh.enabled = "true"
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(26) Activate your vCenter (which is named as vmware-vcsa) in the Library tab by pressing Ctrl + B
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(27) Proceed to install the vCenter (which will be conducted automatically)
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(28) After the installation, you can check whether your VMs are working properly (which will be conducted
automatically)
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(29) Using the IP address of your ESXi, you can find this page using your web browser
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(30) Using the IP address of your vCenter, you can find this page using your web browser
Click Log in to vSphere Web Client and you can find the following page
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(31) Enter administrator@your_domain_on_the_file with its default value, which is
administrator@vsphere.local
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(32) Now you have your vSphere Web Client (as shown below)
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(33) Click the right button on your mouse, and press New Datacenter
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(34) Click OK
(35) Click the Datacenter you have made, and then click Actions and Add Host
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(36) Enter the IP address of your ESXi VM
(37) Enter your password and click Next to finish the procedure
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(39) Enter the name and customize the settings
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(40) Create new VMs (Virtual Machines) on your host
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(42) Select a compute resource
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(44) You can choose which OS you want to use
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(46) Check the specifications and press Finish
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(47) Next are the procedures to establish vSphere access with an Android smart phone (or iPhone/iPad)
Go to the Google Play Store and search for vSphere watchlist and then download it on your Android smartphone
(or go to the App Store and search for vSphere watchlist and then download it on your iPhone)
Note that VMware vSphere Mobile Watchlist requires Android 4.0 or later (or iOS 7.0 or later)
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(48) If the security level needs to be enhanced, turn on the item Trust on First Use and then press OK
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(49) Now you can manage your personal Cloud from you Smartphone!
(50) Enjoy using your new personal Cloud system and also build up your experience by accessing your VMs
from your smartphone. Make sure to record your experience in your Peer Review video.
Sincerely yours,
Jong-Moon Chung
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