Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand Getting Started

10 Click Edit Network Assignment to assign the virtual machine to a network. Click Save when you are
done assigning the new network.
11 Click the Monitoring tab to view the virtual machine's CPU and memory usage.
For information about managing virtual machines, see Working with Virtual Machines in the
vCloud Air– Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand User's Guide.
12 Click the Resource Usage tab to view the resources used by that virtual machine in the past hour, past
24 hours, or month to date.
13 Click View detailed report to view the detailed resource usage report. The detailed report is available
only after the first bill is generated.
For information, see “Resource Usage and Pricing,” on page 13.
Gateways and Networks
Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand networking replicates traditional network technologies and design.
Networking in Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand is based on the software-defined networking (SDN)
technologies used by VMware products, including VMware vSphere, VXLAN, vCloud Networking and
Security, and vCloud Director.
1 When you created your first virtual machine, a Virtual Data Center named "VDC1" was automatically
created and a routed network and gateway were added.
2 Click the Gateways tab to view the default gateway.
NOTE You can add NAT rules for the gateway only after adding a public IP address.
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