Page History

...

• Installing Chariot MQTT Server into VMWare Fusion:
  • First, open VMWare Fusion and select 'Import...'
    
  • Select 'Choose File...' and browse to Cirrus Link Chariot_*.ovf (which came from Cirrus_Link_Chariot_1.0.0.zip) and select Open.  This will show the following window.
    
  • Click 'Continue' and then click save to save the new Virtual Machine to your disk.  At this point, you may get the following error.  If so, simply click 'Retry'.
    
  • At this point, the Chariot MQTT Server VM will be imported into your computer.  This will take a very few minutes.
    
  • Once imported, you will something similar to the following.  Click Finish to finalize the import.
    
  • At this point you can start the VM.  Once you see the following, the Chariot MQTT Server is up and running.
    
    

...

Using Chariot MQTT Server:

At this point the Chariot MQTT server is up and running.  By default it has the hostname 'chariot' and is at the IP address 192.168.1.150 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.  In order for you to be able to browse to it, the host computer operating system OS must be on the same network.  Once you are on the same network, you can browse to Chariot MQTT Server by going to https://192.168.1.150.  You will likely get security warnings from your browser due to using a certifcate certificate that is not signed by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA).  This is okfine, just accept the certificate (typically by clicking an 'advanced' button or something similar depending on the browser type).  Below is an example warning from Google Chrome.

...

Once you accept the security warning, you should see something similar to the following.

Log in using the default Instance Admin credentials:

...