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3 After 30 seconds (the longest boot delay from the order 2 virtual machines) VM6 starts.
When vApp1 is stopped, the virtual machines stop as follows.
1 VM6 stops.
2 After 10 seconds, VM5 and VM4 stop.
3 After 60 seconds, VM3, VM2, and VM1 stop.
Working with Networks in a vApp
The virtual machines in a vApp can connect to vApp networks (isolated or routed) and organization vDC
networks (direct or fenced). You can add networks of different types to a vApp to address multiple networking
scenarios.
Select the Networking tab in a vApp and select the Show networking details check box to view a list of the
networks that are available to the vApp. Virtual machines in the vApp can connect to these networks. If you
want to connect a virtual machine to a different network, you must first add it to the vApp.
A vApp can include vApp networks and organization vDC networks. A vApp network can be isolated by
selecting None in the Connection drop-down menu. An isolated vApp network is totally contained within the
vApp. You can also route a vApp network to an organization vDC network to provide connectivity to virtual
machines outside of the vApp. For routed vApp networks, you can configure network services, such as a
firewall and static routing.
You can connect a vApp directly to an organization vDC network. If you have multiple vApps that contain
identical virtual machines connected to the same organization vDC network and you want to start the vApps
at the same time, you can fence the vApp. This allows you to power on the virtual machines without conflict,
by isolating their MAC and IP addresses.
View vApp Networks
You can access and display the networks in a vApp.
Procedure
1 Click My Cloud.
2 In the left pane, click vApps.
3 Select a vApp, right-click, and select Open.
4 Click on the Networking tab.
5 Select the Show networking details to display details about each network.
Adding Networks to a vApp
You can add vApp networks and Organization vDC networks to a vApp.
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Add a vApp Network to a vApp on page 72
Add a vApp network to a vApp to make the network available to virtual machines in the vApp.
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Add an Organization vDC Network to a vApp on page 72
Add an organization vDC network to a vApp to make the network available to virtual machines in the
vApp.
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