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NextZen-Doc/Instructions for use by features/System Management - Proxmox.md
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Is the host operating system environment that contains all system applications. Promox's role is to help customers backup data, operate and manage systems and virtual machines...

Login to Proxmox

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  • Step 2: Enter Username and Password -> Login

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  • Step 3: Successfully logged in, the Proxmox interface appears

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Virtual machines running and services in use

  • Step 1: Select ↓ Datacenter -> ↓ NextZen -> The interface displays running virtual machines.

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The 3-digit machines are running versions* 4-digit machines are machines that contain original, fixed, unchangeable data

  • Step 2: Select NextZen -> Summary -> Show all resources in use of the system

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For example: The system has been in use for 4 days

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Backup data

Data backup

  • Step 1: Choose any virtual machine (ex: Router-Lite-101)

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  • Step 2: Select Backup -> Backup now

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  • Step 3: Select Backup

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Immediately back up this entire machine at that state and time. And if you want to go back to that point, do the following:

  • Step 1: Select local (NextZen) -> Backups-> Select that computer at that time

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  • Step 2: Select Restore -> Restore

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That machine will be restored. Purpose: Proofread errors and create backups for customers

Return the device to factory defaults

  • Virtual machines with 4-digit version (Ex: 2003, 2004) are the original data files of the software, while virtual machines with shortened version of 3 numbers (Ex: 2003-> 203) are the current running version, When you want to return to the default, you just need to delete the currently running version and clone the 3-number version into the corresponding 4-number version
  • When the customer wants to return the device to its original state Ex: Return Dashboard to default
  • Step 1: Select 204 (DashBoard) -> Select Stop

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  • Step 2: Then delete DashBoard: Select More -> Remove

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  • Step 3: Enter confirmation ID and select to delete data -> Remove

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After removal, the 204 device's data has been completely erased from the system

  • Step 4: Click the device 2004 (DashBoard)

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Note: Devices with 4 numbers contain backup data to restore the devices to default

  • Step 5: Left click -> Clone

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Then set the ID for the machine (Ex: 204) and press Clone

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After pressing Clone, a completely new DashBoard appears.

  • Step 6: Select Start to launch 204 (DashBoard)

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After DashBoard is launched you can visit http://10.0.0.10/board and you will see the Dashboard has restored to its original state.

Create multiple machines to use the service

Create a machine that runs parallel and independent of other machines Ex: Create 1 more machine running DashBoard

  • Step 1: Click on the device 2004 (DashBoard)

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  • Step 2: Right click -> Clone

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Then Enter ID (Must not be the same as an existing device)

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  • Step 3: Change IP address: Select machine 208 (DashBoard) -> Network -> Select Network line-> Edit Change IP address. For example change to 10.0.0.15

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Then press OK

  • Step 4: Select Start to launch the device and you can access Dashboard at http://10.0.0.15/board
  • When the machine has been launched, it will display as shown below

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