Reconfigure A Virtual Machine - VMware VCLOUD API 1.0 - API Programming Manual

</Features>
</Configuration>
</NetworkConfig>
</NetworkConfigSection>
Response:
202 Accepted
Content-Type: application/vnd.vmware.vcloud.task+xml
...
<Task ... operation="Updating Virtual Application Linux FTP server (7)" ...>
...
</Task>
The response is a Task element.
View or Modify vApp Lease Settings
Lease settings apply to both vApps and vApp templates, although vApp templates do not include deployment
lease information (DeploymentLeaseInSeconds and DeploymentLeaseExpiration). Default vApp lease
settings are inherited from the organization that owns the vDC in which the vApp is deployed. You can
override these defaults in the InstantiateVAppTemplateParams request body (see "Instantiating a vApp
Template Using Additional Parameters" on page 62). You can view the lease settings by retrieving the vApp or
vAppTemplate representation. To modify them, use the edit link in the LeaseSettingsSection, as
described in "Reconfigure a vApp" on page 69.

Reconfigure a Virtual Machine

Table 5‐2 summarizes virtual machine reconfiguration requests supported in this release. The table uses the
following conventions:

API‐URL is a URL of the form http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0

id is an integer
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<DestinationIp>10.147.115.1</DestinationIp>
</FirewallRule>
<FirewallRule>
<IsEnabled>true</IsEnabled>
<Description>SSH Rule</Description>
<Policy>allow</Policy>
<Protocols>
<Tcp>true</Tcp>
</Protocols>
<Port>22</Port>
<DestinationIp>10.147.115.1</DestinationIp>
</FirewallRule>
</FirewallService>
<NatService>
<IsEnabled>true</IsEnabled>
<NatType>ipTranslation</NatType>
<Policy>allowTraffic</Policy>
<NatRule>
<OneToOneVmRule>
<MappingMode>manual</MappingMode>
<ExternalIp>64.100.10.1</ExternalIp>
<VAppScopedVmId>20ea086f-1a6a-4fb2-8e2e-23372facf7de</VAppScopedVmId>
<VmNicId>0</VmNicId>
</OneToOneVmRule>
</NatRule>
</NatService>
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