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Table Of Contents
- About this Guide
- Introducing Hybrid Cloud Manager™
- Understanding the Hybrid Cloud Manager Installation Process
- Choosing a Deployment Architecture
- Preparing Your Installation Environment
- Installing and Configuring Hybrid Cloud Manager
- Install the Hybrid Cloud Manager Appliance
- Register the Hybrid Cloud Manager with the vCenter
- Configuring the Hybrid Cloud Manager for vCenters with an External Lookup Service
- Register the Hybrid Cloud Manager with a vCloud Air Endpoint
- Installing and Configuring Hybrid Services
- Configuration Overview
- Start Appliance Installation and Configuration
- Configure the Hybrid Cloud Gateway
- Configure the Network Extension Service
- Stretching an L2 Network to vCloud Air
- Migrating a Virtual Machine to vCloud Air
- Administration
- Troubleshooting
vCloud Air® Hybrid Cloud Manager™ Installation and Administration Guide
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• Linux NIC Order: In Linux, if you change the MAC address of a VM, the Ethernet device number of the NIC
may change after a reboot. This effectively changes the NIC order as it is presented within the operating
system, breaking scripts or software that depends on NIC order.
• If you uncheck Retain MAC a new MAC address is obtained when the VM migration is complete.
6. On the Select storage tier, confirm the selection and click Next.
7. On the Ready to complete page, review the selections and click Finish to start the virtual machine migration.
8. You can monitor the migration progress in several ways.
a. Tasks Console: In the Recent Tasks window, click the All tab and ensure you are viewing All Users’ Tasks. Click
on More Tasks (marked in red on the lower right in the following screen shot), and in the task console, watch
the Migrate VM task. When the status is Completed, the VM has been migrated and powered on in vCloud Air.