Step 3: Import Virtual Machine
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Extract the zip file.
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Start Hyper-V Manager.
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Select Hyper-V Manager in the tree on the left.
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Select the appropriate Hyper-V Server. If it is not displayed, select Connect to Server in the Actions panel on the right.
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On the Select Computer dialog, choose the computer that is running the Hyper-V server and click OK. The server is displayed in the tree on the left.
Select Computer
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Select the Hyper-V Server.
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In the Actions panel select New > Virtual Machine.
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The New Virtual Machine Wizard is displayed. On the Before You Begin step click Next.
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On the Specify Name and Location step, click in the Name field and enter a descriptive name for this virtual machine, such as NS_server_1. You may want to name the virtual machine something that is similar to the name of the virtual hard drive and the host name of the FortiNAC server. Click Next.
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On the Assign Memory step enter the amount of memory (at least 8 GB) that will be assigned to this virtual machine and click Next.
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On the Configure Networking step, select the a VLAN or Network from the Connection drop-down and select Default Switch or VLAN, then click Next.
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On the Connect Virtual Hard Disk step, select Use Existing Virtual Hard Disk. If Generation option is available, select Generation 1 (Generation 2 not supported at this time).
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Browse to the .vhd file you copied and renamed earlier. Select the appropriate .vhd file.
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Click Next to continue.
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On the Summary screen, review your settings and click Finish. This creates the virtual infrastructure.
New Virtual Machine Wizard - Summary