VMware VLM3-ENG-CP - Lab Manager - PC User Manual page 116

VMware® Lab Manager User's Guide
Deployed VM Quota – Indicates the number of virtual machines at a time the
user is allowed to deploy on Managed Server systems.
Use an integer number to set a quota. You can leave this field blank or enter
"0" to avoid setting a quota.
Use Network Fencing check box – Allows configurations to run in fenced
mode. See Appendix
Use Server Boot Sequence check box – Boots virtual machines in a
configuration according to the assigned boot order.
For details on determining the order, see "Reviewing the Properties List" on
page 41 and "Creating Configurations" on page 83.
Wait After Turn On (Seconds) – Sets the default value for the delay time (or
"pause") between booting each virtual machine in a configuration.
4 Click OK.
The new user appears on the Users page.
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C, "Network Fencing," on page 171.
Allow Traffic In and Out – Virtual machines can communicate with
machines outside the fence and virtual machines outside the fence can
communicate with virtual machines in the fenced configuration.
Allow Traffic Out – Virtual machines in a fenced configuration can
initiate communication to machines outside the fence, and can receive
messages back on the same connection. Machines outside the fence
cannot initiate communication to virtual machines in the fenced
configuration.
This option is useful when virtual machines need to obtain data or
execute code outside the fence (as seen with Web services or databases)
but do not want to receive messages that may disrupt testing.
Block Traffic In and Out – Network traffic does not travel across the
fence. Virtual machines in a fenced configuration cannot communicate
with machines outside of the fence, and machines outside the fence
cannot communicate with virtual machines in the fenced configuration.
This option is useful when you test software viruses that need to remain
isolated from the network, or you test a client‐server application in
isolation.
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