This section contains the following topics, which provide information about how to perform maintenance tasks using the gateway appliance local console. The local console runs directly on the virtualization host platform that hosts your gateway appliance. For on-premises gateways, you access the local console through your VMware, Hyper-v, or Linux KVM virtualization host. For Amazon EC2 gateways, you access the console by connecting to the Amazon EC2 instance using SSH. Most of the tasks are common across the different host platforms, but there are also some differences.
Topics
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Accessing the Gateway Local Console - Learn how to log into the local console for an on-premises gateway hosted on a Linux Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM), VMware ESXi, or Microsoft Hyper-V Manager platform.
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Performing Tasks on the VM Local Console - Learn how to use the local console to perform basic setup and advanced configuration tasks for an on-premises gateway, such as configuring an HTTP proxy, viewing system resource status, or running terminal commands.
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Performing Tasks on the Amazon EC2 Local Console - Learn how to log into the local console to perform basic setup and advanced configuration tasks for an Amazon EC2 gateway, such as configuring an HTTP proxy, viewing system resource status, or running terminal commands.
