Create and Manage vApp Networks
The following network types are imported into OnApp:
- organization vDC networks (this network allows virtual servers in the organization vDC to communicate with each other and to access other networks)
- external networks (this network provides the interface to the Internet for virtual servers connected to external organization vDC networks)
- vApp networks (this network controls how the virtual servers in a vApp connect to each other and to organization vDC networks)
You can view the list of imported vApp networks at OnApp Cloud Control Panel. Also you can add a vApp network in VMware Cloud Director using OnApp Control Panel.
View vApp Networks
To view the list of your imported networks:
- Go to your Control Panel > Admin > Settings menu.
- Click the Networks button and select the vApp tab.
- The screen that appears shows the list of your imported vApp networks and their details.
- Label - the label of the newtwork
- Identifier - the identifier of the network
- VLAN - VLAN number
- Actions - click the Actions button to edit or delete the vApp network.
You can also click a network's label to see the list of IPs assigned to that network.
Create vApp Network
Ensure that vApp Networks permissions are on before creating a vApp network. For more information about permissions refer to the VMware Cloud Director Permissions section of this guide.
To add a vApp network:
- Go to Control Panel > Cloud > vApps menu.
- Click the label of the required vApp.
- On the vApp overview page click the + button above the vApp networks list.
- On the screen that appears, select the organizational network with which the vApp network will be associated.
- Click Create vApp Network to finish the process. Adding a new vApp network will restart the vApp.
Delete vApp Network
To delete a vApp network:
- Go to Control Panel > Cloud > vApps menu.
- Click the label of the required vApp.
- Click the Actions button next to the required network in the vApp networks list and select Delete. Deleting a network will restart the vApp.