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9 To modify the internal network adapter settings for the Management Server - Internal Network Adapter,
or the DB Name Server - Internal Network Adapter, select one of the following options.
Option Description
DHCP
Check the DHCP box to enable DHCP, and enter a FQDN.
Satic IP
Check the Static IP box to enable static IP addressing, and enter the IP
address and an FQDN.
IP Pool
Check the IP Pool box to enable IP pools
If DHCP and IP Pool are both enabled, select one for the DBVM Servers–DB Internal Network Adapters,
and one for the Management Server - Internal Network Adapter.
10 Click Finish to accept your changes.
11 Turn on all the DBVMs by powering on all the databases.
12 Log in to vSphere Client as an administrator, and verify the network settings.
a Right-click the DB Name Server virtual machine and select Edit Settings.
b Click Network Adapter 2.
The Network Adapter 2 Network label matches the change you made.
Verify Network Settings in Data Director
After you reconfigure the network mapping or adapter in the vSphere Client, verify the changes in Data
Director. You must go through the complete Network Settings workflow to confirm that all settings are correct.
If you test the network setup in Data Director without confirming the settings, the test fails.
You might have to reenter the network information in the Data Director UI if vCenter Server settings and Data
Director settings do not match.
Prerequisites
You modified network settings in vSphere.
Procedure
1 Log in to Data Director as a system administrator.
2 Click the System tab, and click System Settings.
3 Expand Other Settings and click Network.
4 Click Edit Network Settings.
5 Verify your network settings, and update the settings as necessary.
6 Click Finish.
7 Click Test Network Setup to verify that the network is in sync with the vCenter Server system.
Reconfigure the Database Access Network Used by a Database Group
You can reconfigure the Database Access Network used by a database group from the Data Director User
Interface.
Procedure
1 In Data Director, power off all the database virtual machines (DBVMs) by powering down all databases.
2 Log into Data Director as a system administrator.
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