OVA Virtual Machine:

• Import the .ova file
• Launch the Virtual Machine
• At the Console or via SSH, log on as “dagah” using the password “dagah”
  • Change this password to be secure.
• Networking is set to DHCP, update these settings if necessary
• Make sure your host machine is set up to allow web traffic to the guest on port 80
• Visit the ip address of the Virtual Machine with a browser and create an account for the GUI
• Login to the GUI with the account you just created.
• For Command Line Interface, once you have the local ip address, you can ssh connect (ssh dagah@) to the VM.  The default password “dagah”.  This should be changed.

AWS AMI:

• For AWS, in the EC2 service page, search for the public AMI:ami-0cf2275df87183971 (you may have to select US East (N. Virginia) region) and create an instance
• Allow traffic to port 80 and 22 in security groups.
• ssh into the machine as user centos with key used at creation. su to dagah with password dagah to use the command line interface.
• Visit the ip address of the Virtual Machine with a browser and create an account for the GUI
• Login to the GUI with the account you just created.

Update of existing Dagah Virtual Appliance:

• From Command line, as user “dagah”, cd /home/dagah/dagah
• Download the Patch File
• Unzip the patch file unizp -u dagah-1.1.9-update.zip
• Run: “sudo ./update_dagah.sh”

• Run the Web Interface at http://ip-address/index.html
• Or Run the command-line program (python dagah2.pyc) as “dagah” in /home/dagah/dagah/
• Complete documentation is available in the dagah_documentation.txt file in /home/dagah/dagah/ or via the Web Interface at http:///dagah_documentation.html
• More detailed operation information is in the Dagah User Manual

• Dagah 1.2.0 Virtual Machine OVA(SHA1:27d1d235a774df145f6ab192be5f3f1ea4d768d0)
• Dagah Comprehensive Update Patch 1.2.0 (SHA1:77d10909c96916cb64e913e7a2cfb967239ded24)
• Dagah User Manual