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Chapter 3: Using Oracle VM VirtualBox

Overview

To set up SAS University Edition:

1) Download the SAS University Edition File

2) Configure Oracle VM VirtualBox.

3) Start SAS University Edition in VirtualBox.

Download the SAS University Edition File

If you have not already downloaded the SAS University Edition file for VirtualBox:

1) Using a web browser, log in to http://www.sas.com.

Notę: If you do not have a sas.com profile, you will be prompted to create one.

2) In a web browser, open the following page: http://www.sas.com/en_us/software/university-edition/download-software.html

3) Below SAS® University Edition for VirtucdBox, click Get download.

4) On the Terms and Conditions page, click Accept.

5) On the next page, click Download.

Notę: When downloading the SAS University Edition vApp, you might be prompted by your browser to save or run the file. Gick Save to save this file in your Downloads directory.

Configure VirtualBox

You need to configure VirtualBox in order to create a shared folder for your data that is available to both the SAS University Edition virtual image and to your local system.

Notę: If you add a shared folder to the SAS University Edition virtual image while the SAS University Edition virtual image is running, you must restart the SAS University Edition virtual image.

To configure VirtualBox to work with SAS University Edition:

1) On your local Computer (in a location that you will remember), create a folder called SASUniversityEdition and a subfolder called myfolders. You will save all of your SAS University Edition files to this location.

2) Launch VirtualBox.

3) Select File > Import Appliance.

4) In the Import virtual appliance window, click the folder icon to the right of the field.

A file browser window appears.

5) Select the SAS University Edition .ova file.

6) Click Open.

7) Click Next.

8) (Optional) In the Appliance settings window, edit the CPU and RAM settings.

Notę: The SAS University Edition virtual image is configured to use 1GB of RAM and two processors. You can increase the RAM that is assigned to the SAS University Edition virtual image, but you should assign half (50%) or less of the available physical RAM. You cannot increase the number of processors that are assigned to the SAS University Edition virtual image.