Lab Manager User’s Guide
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To import a virtual machine template from SMB storage
1
In
the
left
pane,
click
VM
Templates
.
2
Click
Import
VM
Template
.
3
Type
a
name.
4
(Optional)
Type
a
description.
5
Select
SMB
File
Server
.
6
Type
the
UNC
path
to
the
appropriate
SMB
share
(relative
to
the
Lab Manager
server).
For
example,
\\10.10.10.10\importdir
.
Use
English
characters
for
the
UNC
path.
Lab Manager
does
not
support
SMB
shares
that
include
the
$
symbol
in
the
UNC
path.
7
If
the
UNC
folder
requires
authentication,
type
the
user
name
and
password.
8
Click
Next
.
9
(Optional)
Deselect
the
Perform
customization
check
box
if
you
do
not
want
Lab Manager
to
customize
the
network
settings
for
the
virtual
machine
template
or
virtual
machines
based
on
the
virtual
machine
template.
If
you
are
importing
a
virtual
machine
template
that
was
previously
exported
from
Lab Manager,
skip
this
step,
because
Lab Manager
can
detect
whether
the
template
was
set
up
for
customization.
10 Specify
the
networking
information
for
each
NIC
in
the
imported
virtual
machine
template.
a
Select
the
Connected
check
box.
b
Choose
a
default
virtual
or
physical
network.
c
Choose
a
default
IP
addressing
mode.
11 Select
a
storage
lease
option.
12 Select
a
deployment
lease
option.
13 Select
the
datastore
to
which
you
want
to
import
the
virtual
machine
template.
14 Click
Import
.
Lab Manager
imports
the
virtual
machine
template
into
the
current
organization
and
displays
it
on
the
VM
Templates
page.
Save a Virtual Machine as a Virtual Machine Template
You
can
create
a
virtual
machine
template
from
any
virtual
machine
in
Lab Manager.
This
new
template
is
a
linked
clone
of
the
original
virtual
machine.
To create a virtual machine template from an active virtual machine
1
In
the
left
pane,
click
All
Configurations
.
2
Move
the
pointer
over
a
configuration
name
and
select
Open
.
3
Move
the
pointer
over
the
virtual
machine
name
and
select
Add
To
VM
Templates
.
4
Type
a
name.
5
(Optional)
Type
a
description.
6
Select
a
deployment
lease.
7
Select
a
storage
lease.
8
Click
OK
.
9
In
the
left
pane,
click
VM
Templates
.
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