Install Panorama On KVM
Install Panorama On KVM
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You can now deploy Panorama™ and a Dedicated Log Collector on KVM. Panorama deployed on KVM is Bring Your Own
License (BYOL), supports all deployment modes (Panorama, Log Collector, and Management Only), and shares the same
processes and functionality as the M-Series hardware appliances. For more information on Panorama modes, see Panorama
Models (/content/techdocs/en_US/panorama/10-1/panorama-admin/panorama-overview/panorama-
models.html#id6a2d6388-f727-45aa-ae7e-ef7599379871).
STEP 1 -
Download the Panorama 10.1 base image QCOW2 file.
B Select Updates > Software Updates and filter by Panorama Base Images to download the QCOW2 file
(Panorama-KVM-10.1.0.qcow2).
STEP 2 -
Create a new virtual machine image and add the Panorama virtual appliance image for KVM to the Virtual
Machine Manager.
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B Select Import Existing disk image and click Forward.
C Browse and select the Panorama virtual appliance image volume and Choose volume.
D Click Forward.
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Review the Setup Prerequisites for the Panorama Virtual Appliance (/content/techdocs/en_US/panorama/10-
1/panorama-admin/set-up-panorama/set-up-the-panorama-virtual-appliance/setup-prerequisites-for-the-
panorama-virtual-appliance.html#id4430de3f-a44c-4b24-b9c3-52cef1f0bc96) for minimum resource
requirements.
If you plan to use the Panorama virtual appliance as a Dedicated Log Collector, ensure that
you configure the appliance with the required resources during initial deployment. The
Panorama virtual appliance does not remain in Log Collector mode if you resize the virtual
machine after you deploy it, and this results in a loss of log data.
A Configure the Memory based on the requirements for the desired operational mode.
The Virtual Machine Manager may use MiB (mebibyte) to allocate memory depending on
the version you are running. If MiB is used, be sure to correctly convert your required
memory allocation to avoid under provisioning the Panorama virtual appliance.
B Configure the CPU based on the requirements for the desired operational mode.
C Click Forward.
STEP 4 -
Name the Panorama virtual appliance, enable configuration customization, and select the management
interface bridge.
C Make a Network selection—select the bridge for the management interface and accept the default settings.
D Click Finish.
STEP 5 -
Configure the virtual system disk settings.
C Click Apply.
STEP 6 -
Configure the virtual machine console display to use the VNC server to interact with the virtual machine.
Continue to the next step if Display VNC is listed in the Hardware list because the virtual
machine is already configured to use the VNC server for the display.
C Click Apply.
STEP 7 -
( Optional ) Add additional storage for log collection. Repeat this step as needed to add additional virtual
logging disks.
If you intend to use the Panorama virtual appliance in Panorama mode or as a Dedicated Log Collector, add the
virtual logging disks during the initial deployment. By default, the Panorama virtual appliance is in Panorama
mode for the initial deployment when you meet the Panorama mode resource requirements and have added at
least one virtual logging disk. Otherwise, the Panorama virtual appliance defaults to Management Only mode.
Change the Panorama virtual appliance to Management Only mode if you just want to manage devices and
Dedicated Log Collectors, and to not collect logs locally.
The Panorama virtual appliance on KVM only supports 2TB logging disks, and in total supports up to 24TB of
log storage. You are unable to add a logging disk smaller than 2TB, or a logging disk with a size not divisible by
the 2TB logging disk requirement. The Panorama virtual appliance partitions logging disks larger than 2TB into
2TB partitions.
A Add Hardware.
1. Create a disk image for a virtual machine and configure the virtual disk storage capacity to 14901.2 GiB
(this is equivalent to 2TB).
The Virtual Machine Manager may use GiB (gibibyte) to allocate memory depending on
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C Click Finish.
STEP 8 -
Begin Installation ( ). The Panorama virtual appliances takes approximately 10 minutes to boot.
STEP 9 -
Configure a new administrative password for the Panorama virtual appliance.
You must configure a unique administrative password before you can access the web interface or CLI of the
Panorama virtual appliance. The new password must be a minimum of eight characters and include a minimum
of one lowercase character, one uppercase character, and one number or special character.
When you first log in to the Panorama CLI, you are prompted to enter the Old Password and the New Password
for the admin user before you can continue.
STEP 10 -
Configure the network access settings for the management interface.
B Log in to the firewall using the default username and password: admin/admin.
admin> configure
D Use the following commands to configure and enable access to the management interface:
where <Panorama-IP> is the IP address you want to assign to the management interface, <netmask> is the
subnet mask, <gateway-IP> is the IP address of the network gateway, and <DNS-IP> is the IP address of
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STEP 11 -
Register the Panorama virtual appliance and activate the device management license and support licenses.
A ( VM Flex Licensing Only ) Provisioning the Panorama Virtual Appliance Serial Number
(https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/vm-series/10-1/vm-series-deployment/license-the-vm-series-
firewall/software-ngfw/provision-panorama.html).
When leveraging VM Flex licensing, this step is required to generate the Panorama virtual appliance serial
number needed to register the Panorama virtual appliance with the Palo Alto Networks Customer Support
Portal (CSP).
You must register the Panorama virtual appliance using the serial number provided by Palo Alto Networks in
the order fulfillment email.
This step is not required when leveraging VM Flex licensing as the serial number is automatically registered
with the CSP when generated.
Activate/Retrieve a Firewall Management License when the Panorama Virtual Appliance is Internet-
connected (/content/techdocs/en_US/panorama/10-1/panorama-admin/set-up-panorama/register-
panorama-and-install-licenses/activateretrieve-a-firewall-management-license-on-the-panorama-
virtual-appliance.html#id5fd6c4c0-1cc7-456d-a959-291b1726cda6).
Activate/Retrieve a Firewall Management License when the Panorama Virtual Appliance is not Internet-
connected (/content/techdocs/en_US/panorama/10-1/panorama-admin/set-up-panorama/register-
panorama-and-install-licenses/activateretrieve-a-firewall-management-license-when-the-panorama-
virtual-appliance-is-not-internet-connected.html#id181QAN006N4).
STEP 12 -
Complete configuring the Panorama virtual appliance for your deployment needs.
Enter the Public IP address of the Dedicated Log Collector when you add the Log
Collector as a managed collector to the Panorama management server. You cannot
specify the IP Address, Netmask, or Gateway.
Adding at least one virtual logging disk is required before you can change the Panorama virtual appliance
to Panorama mode.
Management Only mode does not support local log collection, and requires a Dedicated Log Collector to
store managed device logs.
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