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Table Of Contents
- vCenter Server Installation and Setup
- Contents
- About vCenter Server Installation and Setup
- Introduction to vSphere Installation and Setup
- Deploying the vCenter Server Appliance
- File-Based Backup and Restore of vCenter Server
- Image-Based Backup and Restore of a vCenter Server Environment
- After You Deploy the vCenter Server Appliance
- Log In to vCenter Server by Using the vSphere Client
- Install the VMware Enhanced Authentication Plug-in
- Repoint vCenter Server to Another vCenter Server in a Different Domain
- Repoint a Single vCenter Server Node to an Existing Domain without a Replication Partner
- Repoint a vCenter Server Node to an Existing Domain with a Replication Partner
- Repoint a vCenter Server Node to a New Domain
- Syntax of the Domain Repoint Command
- Understanding Tagging and Authorization Conflicts
- vCenter Server Domain Repoint License Considerations
- Troubleshooting vCenter Server Installation or Deployment
Table 2-3. Required Information During Stage 1 of the GUI Deployment Process (continued)
Required Information Default Your Entry
Name of the network to which to connect the
appliance
Note The installer displays a drop-down menu
with networks that depend on the network
settings of your target server. If you are deploying
the appliance directly on an ESXi host, non-
ephemeral distributed virtual port groups are not
supported and are not displayed in the drop-down
menu.
The network must be accessible from the client
machine from which you perform the deployment.
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IP version for the appliance address
Can be either IPv4 or IPv6.
IPv4
IP assignment for the appliance address
Can be either static or DHCP.
static
FQDN
For a static IP assignment
vCenter Server uses FQDN or IP address as the
system name.
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IP address -
For IPv4 networks, you can use either a subnet
mask or a network prefix. Subnet mask uses a dot
decimal notation (for example, 255.255.255.0). An
IPv4 network prefix is an integer between 0 and
32.
For IPv6 networks, you must use a network prefix.
An IPv6 network prefix is an integer between 0
and 128 .
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Default gateway -
DNS servers separated by commas -
System name (FQDN)
Only if you use DHCP with IPv4 and have a
Dynamic DNS (DDNS) server available in your
environment.
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