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The image can be imported into Virtual Box without any problems. VMware fails: The import failed because /home/user/Whonix-Gateway.ova did not pass OVF specification conformance or virtual hardware compliance checks. Click Retry to relax OVF specification and virtual hardware compliance checks and try the import again, or click Cancel to cancel the import. If you retry the import, you might not be able to use the virtual machine in VMware Player. Who is responsible for the bug?
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VMware or Virtual Box? VMware Bug report: Download link Whonix-Gateway.ova: project website: Source code: How the.ova image is created. Created an OVF 2.0 export via 'Export Appliance' in 4.3.0BETA3 (Mac) and VMware Fusion 6.0.1 (Mac) could not import it: The import failed because machine.ova did not pass OVF specification conformance or virtual hardware compliance checks. Click Retry to relax OVF specification and virtual hardware compliance checks and try the import again, or click Cancel to cancel the import. If you retry the import, you might not be able to use the virtual machine in VMware Fusion.
Clicking 'Retry' then gives: Line 2: Incorrect namespace 'found Importing an OVF 1.0 export still leads to VMware complaining about it not passing the OVF spec, but then 'Retry' succeeds. The correct solution to this is to export as ovf v1 either from the UI, or when running an export from the command line it appears to default to v1. Vboxmanage import futsy-v2.ova # A vm's name can be different than the OVA name vboxmanage list vms # VMNAME from listing above vboxmanage export VMNAME -o futsy-v1.ova # -lax option basically tells the ovftool not to fail on errors, just make them warnings ovftool -lax futsy-v1.ova futsy-v1.vmx This should import and work without issue in VMware Workstation/Fusion/ESXi.
As virtualization continues to grow in popularity, many vendors are now creating easy-to-deploy virtual appliances for their products. Virtual appliances can be deployed by deploying an open virtualization format template (OVF Template), which is typically distributed as an OVA package. This article explains how to deploy an OVF Template in VMware via the vSphere Desktop Client. The template being deployed is vCloud Networking and Security Manager, specifically for the deployment of vShield Endpoint in a VMware Horizon View environment. This article is the first part of a series explaining how to deploy vShield with Symantec Endpoint Protection for VMware Horizon View. How To Deploy OVA / OVF Template Using VMware vSphere Client. VMware vSphere Desktop Client.
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Deploy OVF Template Note: The current version of vCenter in the example below is version 5.5. To deploy an OVF template, open the vSphere Desktop Client. On the top-left, click File and select Deploy OVF Template.
In the next window, browse to the path containing the OVA file. In the example shown, I am deploying VMware vShield Manager 5.5.2 Build 1912200. The OVF template details will appear in the next window. Accept the agreement, then click Next. In the next window, give the virtual machine a name and select the inventory location.
Next, specify the host to be used. Once the host has been specified, you will be prompted to select a volume. Select the type of provisioning desired. Select a network to manage the virtual appliance. Depending on the OVA / OVF being deployed, the configuration may end here or the appliance may need some additional options configured. With the newer versions of vShield Manager, a prompt will appear to configure the default CLI “admin” User Password and the default CLI Privilege Mode Password. If the passwords do not match, you will be prompted that the values are invalid.
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In older versions of vShield Manager, credentials will be: Username: admin Password: default. The next menu will summarize the options to apply for the deployment of the appliance. Once Finish is selected, a window will appear and provide the status of the deployment. Once complete, a window will appear and show that the deployment completed successfully.
After the deployment has completed, vShield Manager can be configured. See the How to article for additional detials. Source(s) Used: Open Virtualization Format. Accessed August 1, 2014.