VoIP Calling: WebRTC gateway installation on Nutanix

Import and configure the image file for WebRTC gateway

• click on the cogwheel icon in the main menu, then select Image Configuration in the Settings page.

• The list of images appears.
• Click on Upload Image to add a new image.

• Once the Create Image window appears, specify the information for creation:
  • Name: Enter a name for the image.
  • Annotation (optional): Enter a description for the image.
  • Image Type: select Disk from the drop-down list.
  • Storage Container: select the storage container SelfServiceContainer to be used from the drop-down list. The list includes all storage containers created for this cluster.
  • Image Source (take the vmdk file from the WebRTC gateway package) :
    • From URL to import the ISO or Disk image from the Internet, by entering its URL.
    • Upload a file to upload the file from the workstation.

• When all fields are correct, click on the Save button.

• After clicking on the Save button, a popup window appears with the message "Received operation to create xx" and, on the left, information on the progress of the vmdk file download.

• The Create image window closes and the Image Configuration window reappears with the new image in the list, which can be attached to the installation of a new VM

VM creation

• click on the Home menu on the Prism home page.

• Choose VM

• In the window that opens, go left to the Create VM menu.

• Enter the required information

• Scroll down using the scrollbar, then click on Add New Disk

• Choose Clone from Image Service and select the desired image.
• Choose SATA for Bus Type

• Specify 2 GB memory and leave Legacy BIOS as default

• Click on Add New NIC to add a network card with the associated VLAN you wish to use at the end Click on Add

• When all fields are correct, click on the Save button.
• A popup appears at the top

• Once created, the VM is visible in the VM list

• The VM is not started
• Select it and do a Power On

Then the VM appears in green and you can follow its launch in a console via Launch Console.