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Once you have reviewed all the tabs and defined your virtual machine, click on the ''Launch'' button and your virtual machine will be created.
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The ''Instances'' list will be displayed and the ''Task'' field will show the current task for the VM; it will likely be ''spawning'' initially. Once the VM has spawned it will have the ''Power State'' of ''Running''. It may take a few minutes for your virtual machine to start, depending on a variety of factors.
;UNIX: On your local machine (not the VM), you will need to change key permissions with the <code>chmod 400 <key name>.pem</code> command in order to connect with this key.  
;WINDOWS: To use the key downloaded from OpenStack with PuTTY or MobaXterm to connect to the VM, you need to convert it to a format compatible with that software (see [[Generating SSH keys in Windows#Converting an OpenStack Key]].)}}

Latest revision as of 17:22, 14 December 2018

UNIX
On your local machine (not the VM), you will need to change key permissions with the chmod 400 <key name>.pem command in order to connect with this key.
WINDOWS
To use the key downloaded from OpenStack with PuTTY or MobaXterm to connect to the VM, you need to convert it to a format compatible with that software (see Generating SSH keys in Windows#Converting an OpenStack Key.)