[Solved] Dell Openmanage Enterprise Appliance

Undivided0519

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Having issues wrapping my head around this. I have both the KVM disks from Dell in QCOW2 format and can't seem to get these to connect to a VM and actually function.
After having the QCOW2 disks on NFS shared storage the PVE host can get to, I create the skeleton VM and then use the qm import disk command to import the QCOW2 disks to the VM, then add them setting them to SATA per Dell's documentation. The EFI doesn't see the VM, and yes, EFI is required as per Dell. Page 35 of this guide, Openmanage 4.2 User Guide is what I am trying to implement. For a straight KVM host, the command they suggest using is
Code:
virt-install --name 4.1_154ca --memory 65536 --vcpus 8 --disk openmanage_enterprise.qcow2,bus=sata --disk openmanage_enterprise.qcow2-1,bus=sata -import --os-variant opensuse15.4 --network default --graphics vnc,listen=0.0.0.0 -noautoconsole --boot firmware=efi,loader_secure=yes

I am new to Proxmox, moving from vSphere, so please take it easy on me. I do have extensive Linux background using Debian, if that helps at all.
 
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