Based on our game plan our first step is to go ahead and put these VMs in place
and that'd be VM web even a even be
odd a VM DB and VM odd be so let's go to the vSphere client and deploy those V
Ms with those names on
Those network segments so here in the vSphere client. Let's go ahead and make
sure we have the VMs
We need so I've got these four VMs and they all look like they're using the
same exact space
These are all the little tiny core VMs that we've been using in multiple places
up to this point
So I'm simply gonna rename these and then we'll put them on the right network WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
So I'm simply gonna rename these and then we'll put them on the right network
and then we'll create a couple more for
VM web and VM DB
So let me go ahead and take this first one right click on it from the drop down
We'll click on rename and then we'll call this one VM even - a and click on
okay
Then we'll go to the next VM VM to right click on it from the drop down click
on rename and we'll name this one
VM even be so with that name in place we'll click on okay, and let's go to the
next VM right here
We'll right click on it and from the drop down click on rename WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
We'll right click on it and from the drop down click on rename
And we'll call this one VM odd - a click on okay
And then we'll go to the fourth VM right here right click on it from the drop
down click on rename and we'll call this one
VM odd be there we go just like that and we'll click on okay
So if we check our work, we have even a even be odd a odd be and now we need VM
web and VM DB
So let's go ahead and create those next so let's take one of these VMs here
right click on it
And we'll simply click on clone and we'll clone it to a new virtual machine
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We'll call this one VM - web as far as where to put it
We'll put in the VMs for testing folder click on next and then for the compute
resource
Let's take a look at our notes VM - web is gonna be hosted on host a so let's
make sure we put it on host a
So we'll do that by going to our cluster for host transport nodes selecting ESX
IA clicking on next and we'll put on the local data store there
Click on next and then we'll do some customization to make sure we're on the
right segment
And then we'll have it power on click on next and currently because we're
cloning from advice that was on segment 10 yellow WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
cloning from advice that was on segment 10 yellow
So is this that sounds great and click on next and finish all right. That's on
its way fantastic
So let's go ahead and create VM - DB
So I'm gonna go ahead and grab this one right click on it and click on clone
and then from the drop down
We'll click on clone to virtual machine and we'll call this one VM - DB
We'll put it in the VMs for testing folder and click on next and then for the
compute resource
We want this one to be running on ESXIB so we'll choose that compute resource WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
We want this one to be running on ESXIB so we'll choose that compute resource
click on next
And then we'll click on the local data store there click on next and then we'll
customize it to make sure it's on
Segment 20 and then we'll power it on click on next and
Sure enough because the machine we're cloning from was on segment 20
It will be two we'll click on next and finish and let's check our other VMs as
well
So even a should be on ESXIA, which it is fantastic and even be based our plan
should be running on host B
Which it isn't so let me go ahead and right click and we'll just migrate it
over
So right clicking on even be we'll click on migrate. We'll take a quick peek to WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
So right clicking on even be we'll click on migrate. We'll take a quick peek to
confirm where it's coming from
So currently it's on ESXIA. It's also using the local data store on ESXIA
So I need to change both compute resource and storage to move it over to ESXIB
We'll click on next again confirming where we're coming from so for the compute
resource
We hope this on ESXIB click on next and we'll choose the local data store there
So we'll click on that and I don't have a provisioning network set up
It'll still function so we'll click on next and VM even be if we dig look at
our game plan
We want that on segment 10 so we can actually move that over to segment 10 WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
We want that on segment 10 so we can actually move that over to segment 10
right now as part of our migration
So we'll go ahead and say we want you on segment 10
I've got a warning about compatibility
So if it fails we'll come back and troubleshoot that we'll click on next and
finish
So next let's check out VM odd a now that should be running on ESXIA
So because it's not on the right host, let's migrate that as well
We'll right click click on migrate from the menu and we'll check the radio
button for change both compute resource and storage because i'm using local
storage on these
ESXI hosts click on next and we want this one running on ESXIA WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
ESXI hosts click on next and we want this one running on ESXIA
So we'll select ESXIA click on next and we use the local data store
It's warning me again about the provisioning network. No problem. We'll click
on next and then for VM odd a
We want that on segment 20 and just to confirm. Let's just verify that real
quick
So VM odd a should be running on host a and should be on segment 20
So let's also specify that's where we want its network interface card to be on
segment 20
So we'll do that by the drop down here
We'll choose segment 20 click on next and again if there's any problems
We'll troubleshoot that as they come up click on finish and let's go on to odd WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
We'll troubleshoot that as they come up click on finish and let's go on to odd
b
So VM odd b based on our plan that should be running on ESXI host b and it
should be connected to segment 20
So let's verify that as well. So odd b is running on ESXI b
Fantastic as far as its network connection. Let's just verify that by going to
VM odd b
Right clicking on it and clicking on edit settings and its network adapter is
connected to segment 20 fantastic
So we'll click on okay
So odd b is ready to go and VM web is running on ESXIA WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
So odd b is ready to go and VM web is running on ESXIA
And VM - DB is running on ESXI b
Let's also confirm their network connectivity real quick
Fast way to do that would be to go to the networks tab and going to our segment
10 yellow
There's our VM web and even a and even b fantastic
And if we go to segment 20, we should have our database VM and odd a and odd b
Which we do so let me also go ahead and power all these on a quick way of doing
that would be to go back here to the VM and templates
View and here in the folder VMs for testing i'll simply sort by which ones are WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
View and here in the folder VMs for testing i'll simply sort by which ones are
powered off
And we'll select all the ones that are currently off and right click and then
from the menu click on power and power on
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