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3 On the VMware vSphere Web Client Home tab, under Inventories , click Networking .
4 Right-click DVswitch01-A and select Migrate VM to Another Network .
5 From the Migrate Virtual Machine Networking wizard, perform the following:
a Verify that Specific network is selected and click Browse .
b Select the Source network distributed port group or standard port group and click OK .
c Select Browse for the destination network.
d Select the distributed port group or port group where the VMs will be reassigned and click
Ok .
e Click Next .
f When the list of VMs appear, select the checkbox on each VM, and click Next .
g Validate that the source and destination is correct and click Finish . The selected VMs
distributed port groups migrate to a new distributed or standard switch.
Removing VMKernel ports
Remove VMKernel ports after the VMs have been migrated from the VMware VDS.
Before you begin
Verify that all VMs have been migrated off the VMware VDS.
Procedure
1 Open a browser and type the following URL:
https://<vCenterIP>:9443/vsphere-
client
You can also launch the VMware vSphere Web Client by selecting Start Menu > All
Programs > VMware > VMware vSphere Web Client .
2 Log on to the VMware vSphere Web Client with the administrator@vsphere.local user account
(VMware vSphere SSO account) or another administrative account with appropriate permissions.
3 On the VMware vSphere Web Client Home tab, under Inventories , click Networking .
4 Right-click DVswitch01-A and select Add and Manage Hosts .
5 From the Add and Manage Hosts wizard, perform the following:
a Select Manage host networking and click Next .
b Click Attach hosts .
c From the Select member hosts window, select the VMware vSphere ESXi hosts and click
OK .
d Verify that the selected host has been added and click Next .
e From the Select network adapter tasks window, deselect Manage physical adapters so
that only Manage VMKernel adapters is selected and click Next .
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