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Procedure
1 Navigate to the vApp you want to suspend.
2 Right-click the vApp and select Suspend.
Resume a vApp
You can resume a vApp to resume all its virtual machines and child vApps. Virtual machines are resumed
according to their startup order configuration.
Procedure
1 Navigate to the vApp you want to resume.
2 Right-click the virtual machine and select Power On.
Edit vApp Notes
You can add or edit notes for a particular vApp.
Procedure
1 Select the vApp in the inventory.
2 Select All Actions > Edit Notes.
3 Type your comments in the Edit Notes window.
4 Click OK.
Your comments appear in the Summary tab for the vApp.
Add a Network Protocol Profile
A network protocol profile contains a pool of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. vCenter Server assigns those
resources to vApps or to virtual machines with vApp functionality that are connected to port groups
associated with the profile.
Network protocol profiles also contain settings for the IP subnet, DNS, and HTTP proxy server.
NOTE If you move a vApp or a virtual machine that retrieves its network settings from a protocol profile to
another data center, to power on the vApp or virtual machine you must assign a protocol profile to the
connected port group on the destination data center.
Procedure
1 Select the Network Protocol Profile Name and Network on page 175
Name the network protocol profile and select the network that should use it.
2 Specify Network Protocol Profile IPv4 Configuration on page 175
A network protocol profile contains a pool of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for use by vApps. When you
create a network protocol profile, you set up its IPv4 configuration.
3 Specify Network Protocol Profile IPv6 Configuration on page 176
A network protocol profile contains a pool of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for use by vApps. When you
create a network protocol profile, you set up its IPv6 configuration.
4 Specify Network Protocol Profile DNS and Other Configuration on page 176
When you create a network protocol profile, you can specify the DNS domain, DNS search path, a
host prefix, and HTTP proxy.
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