Click Virtual Media
Select CD-ROM Image from the dropdown menu
Fill out the fields with the appropriate information
(Make sure the image file has filename extension attached to the end of the path for the Path to Image field)
Click Mount and Refresh Status to ensure the image has been mounted

Restart the system
Press F11 using the virtual keyboard on the second SuperMicro start logo to invoke the boot menu
Select the mounted image file from the menu (Virtual CDROM)
Continue through the installation selecting default options, with the exception of:

• Choosing the desired storage device
• Upgrading or installing ESXi based on user preferences for VMFS datastore
  Create a strong password and record it (cannot be recovered if forgetten)

On the default IPMI homescreen, hit F2 on the virtual keyboard to open settings
Navigate to Configure Management Network and hit enter
Navigate to IPv4 Configuration and hit enter
Select the Static IPv4 address option and enter the given IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway
Hit enter to return to the network settings
Navigate to DNS Configuration and hit enter
Select the second option to enter in DNS addresses and the hostname manually
Hit enter once those are filled out
Navigate to Custom DNS Suffixes and edit that accordingly (cyber.local)
Hit escape and Y to apply the changes made
Hit escape one more time to return to the IPMI homescreen to ensure changes were applied

Enter the URL given on the IMPI homescreen into a browser
Sign in using root and the password set during the installation

Click Storage in the menu on the left
Click New Datastore
Select Create new VMFS datastore and hit next
Select the desired storage device, name the datastore, and hit next
Use th default allocation options and hit next
Review the settings and hit finish

Click Storage in the menu on the left
Open the desired datastore and click Datastore browser
Click Create directory
Name the directory and click Create directory
Highlight the new directory and click Upload
Upload the desired file(s)

Click Networking in the menu on the left
Select Virtual switches and click Add standard virtual switch
Name the vSwitch, delete the uplink if necessary, and click add
Select Port groups and click Add port group
Name the port group, assign it to desired vSwitch, and click add

Right-click Virtual Machines in the menu on the left and select Create/Register VM
Highlight Create a new virtual machine and click next
Name the virtual machine, select the correct settings based on the VM, and click next
Select the desire datastore to save the VM to and click next
Edit the settings based on the VM, add hard disks and network adapters if necessary
Select Datastore ISO file from the CD/DVD Drive dropdown menu and navigate to the desired ISO file
(Make sure to check all the desired Connect boxes to ensure components are connected)
Click next, review VM settings and preferences, and click finish

Ensure only 2 network adapters are connected prior to booting VM (delete any additional adapters in VM settings)
Ensure that the Guest OS Version is Debian GNU/Linux 10 (64 Bit)
Save any changes, boot the VM, and select the first option on startup

vyos@vyos:~$ install image

Select defaults for installation and reboot after installation is complete
Clear the network interfaces:

vyos@vyos:~$ delete interfaces ethernet eth0 hw-id
vyos@vyos:~$ delete interfaces ethernet eth1 hw-id
vyos@vyos:~$ commit
vyos@vyos:~$ save
vyos@vyos:~$ set interfaces ethernet eth0 address dhcp
vyos@vyos:~$ commit
vyos@vyos:~$ save

Hard shutdown the VM (to ensure new IPs aren't assigned) and take a base snapshot for VyOS
Start up the VM and check to see if DHCP address was assigned using:

vyos@vyos:~$ show interfaces

Now comes the actual configuration of our VyOS system:

$ configure
# set system host-name <hostname>
(i.e. # set system host-name 480-fw10)
# set protocols static route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 192.168.3.250
# delete interfaces ethernet eth0 address dhcp
# set interfaces ethernet eth0 address 192.168.3.xx/24
(i.e. # set interfaces ethernet eth0 address 192.168.3.50/24)
# set interfaces ethernet eth1 address 10.0.17.2/24
# set nat source rule 10 description "NAT to CYBER"
# set nat source rule 10 outbound-interface eth0
# set nat source rule 10 source address 10.0.17.0/24
# set nat source rule 10 translation address masquerade
# set system name-server 192.168.4.4
# set system name-server 192.168.4.5
# set service dns forwarding allow-from 10.0.17.0/24
# set service dns forwarding listen-address 10.0.17.2
# set service dns forwarding system

Create the VM:

• Give it 3072 MB of Memory
  
• Add another Hard disk
  
• Set them both to Thin provisioned
  
• Set the Network adapter to VM Network (temporarilt for updates)
  
• Set the CD/DVD Media to the Xubuntu ISO file Power on the VM and choose the defaults for the installation
  Create a generic user (champuser) and hostname for the system
  Reboot the system if an option to update isn't prompted
  Install updates after VM has rebooted
  

$ sudo apt-get install git
$ git clone https://github.com/gmcyber/480share
$ sudo -i
$ cd /home/<generic user>/480share/
($ cd /home/champuser/480share)
$ chmod +x ubuntu-sealer.sh
$ ./ubuntu-sealer.sh
$ cd ..
$ rm -rf 480share/
$ shutdown -h now

Change CD/DVD Drive to Host device in VM settings and save
Take a base snapshot of the VM
Change the Network adapter to 480-WAN and start the VM (make sure 480-fw is started prior to booting VM)
Add a new administrative user and delete the generic user
Set the IP address to 10.0.17.100/24 and the gateway/DNS server to 10.0.17.2