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Viewing Details on Virtual Machines in a Configuration, Workspace, Library, Details, IP Address

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VMware® Lab Manager User's Guide to delete the configuration (or just mark it for deletion). The default option for marking or permanent deletion is preset by an administrator. A configuration is "deployed" if any virtual machine in the configuration is deployed. Deployment leases do not apply to library configurations because you cannot deploy them. Most operations renew a storage lease because Lab Manager identifies the configuration as in use. If an administrator sets a system‐wide lease time, a user without administrator privileges cannot override the value but can extend the lease to any value up to the value set by the administrator. If the administrator changes the value after the initial setting, the user can extend a lease to the original maximum value. Once the user alters the lease time, the lease choices reset up to the latest value determined by the administrator. f Click OK. Viewing Details on Virtual Machines in a Configuration From the Workspace or configuration library, you can view details on the virtual machines in a configuration. To view details on all virtual machines in a configuration 1 In the left pane, click Workspace or Library. 2 Move the pointer over the configuration name and choose Details from the menu. 3 For each virtual machine in the configuration, view details on the virtual machine status, IP addresses (two for each virtual machine in fenced mode), template, and more. Library configurations do not include all of the details that appear for Workspace configurations. Review these highlights: „ IP Address - Provides the IP address of the virtual machine. „ External IP - Provides the external IP address for the virtual machine if it runs in fenced mode. This column appears only for fenced configurations in the Workspace. For details about fenced mode, see Appendix C, "Network Fencing," on page 171. „ Template - Indicates the template that the virtual machine is based on. 98 VMware, Inc.

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VMware, Inc.
to delete the configuration (or just mark it for deletion). The default option for
marking or permanent deletion is preset by an administrator.
A configuration is “deployed” if any virtual machine in the configuration is
deployed. Deployment leases do not apply to library configurations because
you cannot deploy them.
Most operations renew a storage lease because Lab Manager identifies the
configuration as in use.
If an administrator sets a system
‐
wide lease time, a user without
administrator privileges cannot override the value but can extend the lease to
any value up to the value set by the administrator.
If the administrator changes the value after the initial setting, the user can
extend a lease to the original maximum value. Once the user alters the lease
time, the lease choices reset up to the latest value determined by the
administrator.
f
Click
OK
.
Viewing Details on Virtual Machines in a Configuration
From the Workspace or configuration library, you can view details on the virtual
machines in a configuration.
To view details on all virtual machines in a configuration
1
In the left pane, click
Workspace
or
Library
.
2
Move the pointer over the configuration name and choose
Details
from the menu.
3
For each virtual machine in the configuration, view details on the virtual machine
status, IP addresses (two for each virtual machine in fenced mode), template, and
more. Library configurations do not include all of the details that appear for
Workspace configurations.
Review these highlights:
IP Address
– Provides the IP address of the virtual machine.
External IP
– Provides the external IP address for the virtual machine if it runs
in fenced mode.
This column appears only for fenced configurations in the Workspace. For
details about fenced mode, see
Appendix C, “Network Fencing,”
on page 171.
Template
– Indicates the template that the virtual machine is based on.