1. Start your own instance now:
Click the following link and create your own NMS Prime instance!
2. Receive your credentials via E-Mail
You will receive an email, which looks like this:
Hello!
Thank you for trying out NMS Prime on our Provisioning Servers (i.e. our SaaS/Cloud solution)! For details on the validity of your instance and information on how you can proceed after the expiration, please see the description of our Cloud solution.
Here comes your process-related information:
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Your VM has been created!
Web: https://youdomain.vm.nmsprime.com:8080
SSH: youdomain.vm.nmsprime.com
Your Login details are in the attachment.
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Next, you will have to set up the connection between your network and the provisioning server (via tunnel) as documented under Configuration.
For further questions please consider the NMS Prime - Official Documentation or the official Forum. We can also directly support you when you decide for an SLA.
Thank you for supporting the NMS Prime project!
We wish you fun and success along your way with NMS Prime!
Best regards
Your NMS Prime Team
Note: Please store the information within this email in an appropriate and save way. By now, there is now possibility to regain lost information.
3. Get your credentials from the nmsprime.zip in the attachment
The zip file is password protected with the password you entered while creating the instance.
Inside of it you will find the following files:
| Filename | Contents |
|---|---|
| credentials.txt | Contains your HTTPS access passwords |
| key-for-nmsprime_YYYmmddHHiiss | Contains your private key for Login via SSH |
| key-for-nmsprime_YYYmmddHHiiss.pub | Contains your public key. This could be used to deploy SSH key towards other Hosts (not required) |
4. Login
Open your login link in the credentials E-Mail, like https://yourdomain.vm.nmsprime.com
Follow up on Configuration
Note: Please store your login data in an appropriate and save way. By now, there is no possibility to regain lost information.