Configuring Query Service - Teradata Software for Azure

Teradata Vantage™ on Azure (DIY) Installation and Administration Guide

Product

Teradata Vantage on Azure

Release Number

6.0

Published

November 2018

Language

English (United States)

Last Update

2018-12-10

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Product Category

Cloud

After deploying a Teradata Query Service VM, you must connect to the VM and log in to the Teradata Query Service user interface.

You can use Teradata Query Service in the public cloud or on-premises.

The time zone for the Teradata Query Service VM defaults to the database time zone.

From the Azure portal, note the following information of the Query Service VM:
- The private IP address.
- Either the public IP or public DNS, if applicable.
Log on to the VM using the authentication type you chose when deploying the VM.
Obtain an admin password for Teradata Query Service.
1. Open an SSH client and connect to the Teradata Query Service VM:
```
# ssh azureuser@VM-public-IP-address
```
  where:
  - azureuser is the user name specified when you deployed the VM.
  - VM-public-IP-address is the public IP address of the Teradata Query Service VM.
2. Switch to the root user environment.
```
# sudo su -
```
3. Generate the password for the admin user:
```
/opt/teradata/rest/bin/azure_tdrest-password-generate
```
  Note the resulting password, which you will use to log in to the Teradata Query Service user interface.
From your browser, display the Teradata Query Service user interface using either the IP address or DNS name.
- http://VM-public-IP-address:1080
- http://VM-public-DNS:1080
where VM-public-IP-address is the public IP address and VM-public-DNS is the DNS host name of the Teradata Query Service VM.
Log in to the Teradata Query Service user interface as admin.
Create a system. See the Teradata® Query Service Installation, Configuration, and Upgrade Guide for Customers.