Creating a provisioning operation - Network Info
The Network Info page of the Provisioning wizard lets you specify network settings and adapters (NICs) for the VM being provisioned.
To define network settings
Option | Description |
|---|---|
Computer Name | Name of the VM that is used for network access. The name:
This option is only available if the VGP has the Customize OS option enabled (under Guest Operating System on the VMware - Config panel). |
Auto-generate | Indicates the system can automatically generate a name for the VM when it is provisioned. This option is only available if the VGP has the Customize OS option enabled (under Guest Operating System on the VMware - Config panel). |
Default DNS Suffixes | A comma-separated list of Domain Name System (DNS) suffixes to use if the VM being provisioned is accessing a particular DNS. The DNS suffix is used in DNS name registration and DNS name resolution. If the VGP is configured so the VM should obtain a DNS automatically, this option is disabled. |
Workgroup | Select to indicate the VM should be part of a workgroup. Then enter the name of the workgroup in the text box below. A workgroup is a group of computers with the same workgroup name. |
Windows Server Domain | Select to indicate the VM should be part of a Windows domain. Then enter the name of domain in the text box below. |
Create a computer account in the domain | If you selected Windows Server Domain, check this option to create an account for the VM in the Windows domain. If you do not select this option, and you are adding the VM to a domain, an account for the VM must already be defined in the VM. If you select this option, you must also provide a user name and password for the account that will be created. |
User Name | User name for the account you are creating in the Windows domain. |
Password | Password for the account you are creating in the Windows domain. |
To define network connections