Administrator Guide

NOTE: If you try to open Operations Manager Shell as an administrator, you receive an error. To continue, you must run the
following commands each time. Press Enter after each command.
cd "$env:SystemDrive\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Operations Manager\Powershell"
.\OperationsManager\Functions.ps1
.\OperationsManager\Startup.ps1
How to run runbooks
Runbooks are Windows PowerShell scripts that provide automation. You can nd instructions for running Service Management Automation
(SMA) runbooks throughout this guide. You can run them either through the Windows Azure Pack management portal for administrators,
or from an elevated Windows PowerShell session on the Console VM.
This guide typically includes instructions for how to run your runbooks through the portal. To do this:
1 Log on to the Console VM as a member of the < Prex >-Ops-Admins group, and open Internet Explorer by using the icon on the
taskbar.
2 On the Favorites bar, click Azure Pack Admin.
3 In the navigation pane, click Automation.
4 On the Automation page, click Runbooks.
5 To search for a runbook, click the lter (magnifying glass icon), and then type the rst part of the runbook name.
6 To run the runbook, you can do either of the following:
• If the runbook you want is already highlighted, click Start. If it is not highlighted, click anywhere in the row where the runbook is
listed, except for in the Name column, to highlight the runbook name. Then, click Start.
• Alternatively, click the runbook Name. This opens the runbook details page. To run the runbook from the details page, click
Dashboard, and then click Start.
Creating tenant VM networks
This procedure requires that you have already created VLANs in the physical network for tenant use. During the initial deployment, this may
already have been congured on the physical switches as part of your Dell Hybrid Cloud System for Microsoft solution.
You must create VM networks for tenants so they can use and access network resources. All virtual machines must be connected to a VM
network. To create tenant VM networks, you must use the Create-VMMTenantNetwork runbook. This runbook creates the VLAN-based
logical networks and VM networks in VMM for tenant use.
1 Use the How to run runbooks procedure discussed in the preceding section to start the Create-VMMTenantNetwork runbook.
2 Specify the following parameters:
Input Parameter
Description
DnsServers A comma-separated list of DNS server IP addresses for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: 10.22.0.10,10.24.0.11
DnsSux The DNS sux for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: contoso.com
Gateway The default gateway for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: 192.168.0.1
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