Tenants

Guides for creating and operating tenants in multi-tenant VergeOS environments.

• Allow Root to Tenant Site Connection — How to configure a network rule on the root system's external network to allow site-to-site connectivity between the root system and a…
• Configuring Proxy — How to configure a proxy connection to serve multiple tenant environments using a single IP address mapped to FQDN hostnames.
• Device Passthrough Advanced Configuration — Advanced configuration information for device passthrough including manual creation and editing of resource rules for PCI, USB, SR-IOV, and…
• Provide Layer 2 Access to a Tenant - LEGACY — Instructions for using Virtual Switch Ports (formerly Virtual Wires) to provide VLAN-based Layer 2 network access to a tenant, including…
• Reset a Tenant's Administrative Password — Step-by-step instructions for resetting the administrative password for a tenant environment in VergeOS.
• Sharing a VM into a Tenant — How to share a virtual machine image from a parent environment into a tenant using snapshots and shared objects in VergeOS.
• Sharing Files to Tenants — How to share files such as media images from a Service Provider to Tenants using the VergeOS branch command feature.
• Tenant Crash Cart Guide — How to deploy and use the Tenant Crash Cart utility VM to gain emergency access to a tenant's VergeOS UI when normal network access is…
• Tenant External IP Quick Start Guide — Step-by-step guide to configuring external and public IP addresses for tenant VMs, covering single IP, IP block, and NAT-only scenarios.
• Tenant Node Planning Guide — Guide for determining the optimal number of tenant nodes, compute resource allocation, and physical placement strategies for VergeOS tenant…
• Viewing Tenant Consumption Statistics — How to view tenant RAM and storage consumption statistics using the tenant history dashboard, including 95th percentile calculations.
• VM and Tenant Hot-Plug Capabilities — Understanding which resources can be modified on running VMs and tenants without requiring a restart, including drives, NICs, RAM, and CPU…