SteelHead™ (in the Cloud) User’s Guide
Welcome
About this guide
Audience
Document conventions
Hardware and software dependencies
Documentation and release notes
Contacting Riverbed
Riverbed Cloud Services
About Riverbed Cloud Services
Riverbed Cloud Services system components
Supported deployments
SteelHead-c models and required virtual machine resources
System limitations and dependencies
Limitations on AWS
Deployment limitations
Feature limitations
Limitations on VMware ESX/ESXi
Deployment limitations
Feature limitations
Limitations on Microsoft Azure
Licensing SteelHead-c virtual appliances
Upgrading and downgrading SteelHead-c models
Upgrading and downgrading SteelHead-c RiOS software
Using the Riverbed Cloud Portal
About Riverbed Cloud Portal
About company associations
Accessing account settings
Viewing event history
Finding support
Viewing service summary
Managing licenses
Viewing license details
Deploying an appliance in AWS
Regenerating a one-time token
Reclaiming a license
Registering SteelHead-c virtual appliances
Managing SteelHead-c virtual appliances
About SteelHead-c virtual appliance license states
Viewing appliance properties
Editing an appliance name
Changing appliance RiOS version
Accessing the management console for an appliance
Starting, shutting down, and deprovisioning an appliance
Viewing SteelHead-c for AWS virtual appliance details
Viewing network controls and security groups
Configuring security groups
Adding custom rules for security groups
Viewing the AWS console
Viewing the event log for an appliance
Managing optimization groups
Adding or deleting optimization groups
Editing optimization groups
Viewing event log information for an optimization group
Adding or removing AWS credentials
Viewing the discovered appliances report
Using the Discovery Agent
Overview of the Discovery Agent
Discovery Agent requirements
Obtaining the client ID and client key from the Riverbed Cloud Portal
Installing the Discovery Agent
Installing the Discovery Agent on Windows servers
Installing the Discovery Agent on Linux servers
Configuring the Discovery Agent
Configuring the Discovery Agent on Linux servers
Configuring the Discovery Agent on Windows servers
Configuring the Discovery Agent using the Riverbed Cloud Portal
Configuring the Discovery Agent manually
Configuring the Discovery Agent using the local portal mode
Configuring transparency modes
Enabling optimization using the Discovery Agent
Using SteelHead-c for VMware ESX/ESXi
Overview of SteelHead-c virtual appliances for ESX/ESXi
Limitations
SteelHead-c for ESX/ESXi requirements
Virtual hardware requirements
Basic steps to deploy a SteelHead-c for ESX/ESXi
Installing the SteelHead-c virtual appliance for ESX/ESXi
Configuring ESX resources
Completing the initial configuration
Logging in to the SteelHead-c Management Console
Using SteelHead-c for Microsoft Azure
Before using your SteelHead-c for Azure
Installation prerequisites
Installing a SteelHead-c on an Azure virtual machine
Using Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
About Amazon VPC
Using a VPC with a VPN connection to the data center
Using a VPC without a VPN connection to the data center
Configuring security groups
Connecting to the VPC through the VPN (without NAT)
Connecting to a VPC through the internet (with NAT)
Manually Provisioning a SteelHead-c for AWS
Before you begin
Launching a SteelHead-c for AWS
Connecting to the SteelHead-c management console
Upgrading the RiOS software version
Manually Provisioning a SteelHead-c for AWS Marketplace
Before you begin
Launching a SteelHead-c for AWS Marketplace
Connecting to the SteelHead-c management console
Upgrading the RiOS software version
SteelHead™ (in the Cloud) User’s Guide
Manually Provisioning a SteelHead-c for AWS Marketplace