VMware Lab Manager 4.0, Руководство пользователя

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Lab Manager User’s Guide
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Create a Workspace Configuration
Creating a configuration involves defining configuration properties and adding virtual machines to the
configuration. Lab Manager creates the configuration in the current organization and workspace.
To create a configuration
1 In the Organization drop ‐ down menu, select the organization in which you want to create the
configuration.
2 Click Workspaces and click the name of the workspace in which you want to create the configuration.
If you only have access to one workspace, click Workspace .
3 Click New Configuration .
4 Type a name.
5 (Optional) Type a description.
6 Specify the amount of time to allow the configuration to be deployed before Lab Manager undeploys the
configuration.
7 Specify the amount of time to store the configuration before Lab Manager deletes the configuration or
marks the configuration for deletion.
8 Specify the fencing policy.
9 Add virtual machines.
You can add virtual machines based on a Lab Manager virtual machine template or import virtual
machines from vCenter. See “Add a Virtual Machine Based on a Virtual Machine Template” on page 50
and “Add a Virtual Machine from vCenter” on page 51.
10 Click OK .
Add a Virtual Machine Based on a Virtual Machine Template
Virtual machine templates provide the specifications for creating virtual machines, such as the guest operating
system, number of virtual CPUs, and network interfaces. You can only add virtual machines based on
published virtual machine templates.
To add a virtual machine based on a template
1 In the Source drop ‐ down menu, select a virtual machine template.
You can select a virtual machine template that you created or a virtual machine template that is shared
with you.
2 Type a name.
3 Specify the network information for the virtual machine.
Your options are based on how the virtual machine template was defined.
a Select a primary NIC for virtual machines with multiple NICs.
The primary NIC setting determines the default and only gateway for the virtual machine.
The virtual machine can use any NIC to connect to other machines that are directly connected to the
same network as the NIC, but it can only use the primary NIC to connect to machines on networks
that require a gateway connection.
Consider this behavior when selecting a primary NIC, especially if you plan to deploy configurations
that use fencing or connect virtual networks to physical networks.
b Select a network.