How to Guides

vi is the default text editor on all Nodegrid appliances. The following table provides an overview of the most commonly used commands with the vi editor.

To discover virtual machines on the network, you must first manually add at least one virtual machine type. Follow these steps:  Open your browser, navigate to Nodegrid, and log in as the admin user.  Go to Managed Devices :: Auto ...

Overview This document provides instructions for enrolling a device in either the US or EU region for POC, emphasizing the importance of verifying and generating the Claim ID, and it concludes with steps for unenrolling and removing a device from t...

Understanding Zero-Touch Provisioning Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) is an automated process that simplifies and accelerates the deployment of your devices. Using ZTP, Nodegrid devices can automatically download and apply the required configuration...

This document outlines best practices and an example of how Service Contractors can deploy a Nodegrid appliance as part of racking and stacking service contracts. While the Nodegrid appliances support a wide range of deployment options, including Ze...

This document guides you to enable a Self-encryption Drive (SED) for an SSD. What is SED? SED, short for Self-encryption Drive, encrypts the disks within a Nodegrid device, ensuring data privacy and security against SSD theft. How to Enable SED? ...

The Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) Pre-Boot Authenticator (PBA) is essential for managing the authorization and unlocking of encrypted drives before the operating system loads. Installing a PBA is necessary for environments that require enhanced securi...

Create USB Boot Media In certain situations, you may need to recover a Nodegrid unit due to software malfunctions or configuration errors. To accomplish this, you can create a USB boot media, a method provided by the Nodegrid platform that proves...

1. Introduction This document describes how to run Palo Alto firewall Virtual Machines on a Nodegrid device, configure them in HA mode, and  manage multiple VLANs bundled together in a trunk  so that one firewall is down the other firew...

If you downgrade your Nodegrid device to a version below 6.0.10 and if the device is enrolled in a non-US ZPE Cloud instansce, such as the EU ZPE Cloud instance, the device will lose its access to the ZPE Cloud. Therefore, you must unenroll the devi...

Overview Utilizing AMI® Data Center Manager (DCM), previously referred to as Intel® DCM, on Nodegrid enables more efficient data management. It streamlines data center deployments by offering unified management for data center environments via Node...

Overview This document provides information on essential commands used in troubleshooting environment for ZPE Cloud services on Nodegrid Devices. The most common troubleshooting involves similar checks, as they typically relate to disk, network, da...

Nodegrid allows you to create users and groups and set the appropriate permissions for them. This section provides an example configuration depicting the following scenario: username: test-user group name: sys-test assigned permissions: Con...