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Response:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<vmext:VSphereWebClientUrl
xmlns:vmext="http://www.vmware.com/vcloud/extension/v1.5"
...>
<vmext:URL>https://10.147.22.134:8443/vsphere-client/#extensionId=vsphere.core.sp.summary;...
</vmext:URL>
</vmext:VSphereWebClientUrl>
Use the URL that the vmext:URL element contains to access the object with the vSphere Web Client. The URL
is truncated in this example.
Mapping a vCloud Director Object to a vSphere Object
When using the vSphere Web Client to examine a vCloud Director object, you can use this table to map the
object to its representation in vSphere.
Table 74. Mapping a vCloud Director Object to a vSphere Object
vCloud Director Object vSphere Object
Provider VDC:Hosts Host
Provider VDC:Datastores Datastore
Provider VDC:Storage Profiles Storage Profile
Provider VDC:External Network (portgroup-backed) Standard virtual switch
Provider VDC:External Network(VLAN-backed) Distributed virtual switch
Provider VDC:Resource Pool (root resource pool or
Cluster)
Cluster
Provider VDC:Resource Pool (sub-resource pool only) Resource Pool
External Network (Portgroup-backed) Standard virtual switch
Direct Org VDC Networks (Portgroup) Standard virtual switch
External Network (VLAN-backed) Distributed virtual switch
Direct Org VDC Networks (VLAN) Distributed virtual switch
Network Pool (VLAN-backed) Distributed virtual switch
Network Pools (Portgroup-backed) Standard virtual switch
vCenter vCenter Server
Resource Pool (root resource pool or Cluster) Cluster
Resource Pool (sub-resource pool only) Resource Pool
Host Host
Datastores Datastore
Datastore Clusters Datastore Cluster
Storage Profiles N/A
vDSwitch Distributed virtual switch
Port Group Standard virtual switch
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