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Dell EMC PowerProtect DDVE in the Azure Cloud 7.8 Installation and Administration Guide

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Initial system configuration

You can perform the initial system configuration by using the DDSM Configuration Wizard or manually using the CLI.

DHCP is enabled on the DDVE system by default. If the DHCP service is available, the DDVE system receives IP addresses from the DHCP server.

Dell Technologies recommends that you use DHCP for DDVE to retrieve private IP addresses from the Azure backend. If you have to assign a static private IP address to DDVE, see the "Static private IP address" section in Appendix B: Networking Best Practices for DDVE in the Cloud.

NOTE DHCP is automatically enabled for up to two virtual network interfaces. If more virtual network interfaces are attached, you must manually enable DHCP on them.
NOTE The Microsoft article, Add network interfaces to or remove network interfaces from virtual machines provides instructions.

Using the CLI

Access the CLI by using ssh or a terminal emulator to access the DDOS command line. The CLI configuration utility contains four sections: Network, eLicense, System, and DD Boost.

Using the UI

Access DDSM by entering the IP address of the DDVE into a web browser, and logging in. The UI Configuration Wizard contains six sections: Networking, File System, System Settings, DD Boost, CIFS, and NFS.

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