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Unlike AccessMod 4.0, AccessMod 5 is packaged into a Virtual Machine (VM) running under Linux OS. A virtual machine is an encapsulated operating system that can run on another operating system. The choice of a virtual machine for AccessMod makes it easy to run it on any machine providing that sufficient memory is available. You just need to launch the virtual machine and everything else is done through the user interface using your favorite browser.

You can download the virtual machine (a file with “*.ova” extension) from the download page of the AccessMod web site: http://www.accessmod.org/home. Make sure to remember where that file is specifically downloaded; if possible, place it in an area that is easily accessible on your computer.

You will also need a Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) to run this machine. While different VMMs do exist we recommend to use VirtualBox. VirtualBox is free and can be downloaded from here: https://www.virtualbox.org. Make sure you download the version targeting your operating system installed on your computer (Windows, Mac, ...) and place the files in an easily-accessible location (e.g., Downloads) to facilitate installation.

UserUsesAccessMod platformComputer infrastructureTutorial
StandardSporadic and/or simple modelsVirtualBox

.ova file for any infrastructure
Specific for VirtualBox installer
Installation of AccessMod via VirtualBox
IntermediateFrequent and/or complex modelsDocker via the
electron launcher

.exe & .dmg files for Intel Windows & Apple PCs

(Currently) .dmg + update for M1 Apple PCs

Specific infrastructure installer for Docker

Installation of AccessMod via electron launcher

Installation of Docker desktop
AdvancedConstant and/or
very complex models
Docker via the
command line
Any infrastructure
Direct pull from the repository
Installation of AccessMod via Docker compose (command line)
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