Change the binding of the virtual network card network

Hallo,

Since a few days, I try to get a script in orchestrator.

here my script:

System.log ("Start SetNics");

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1 = new VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpec();

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1 = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.config").getVirtualDeviceConfigSpec (nic1, null, VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.edit)

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.device = nic1;

Server.log ("Set NIC2 ("virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.device.deviceInfo.label") of ConfigSprec");

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.device.backing = new VcVirtualEthernetCardNetworkBackingInfo();

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.device.backing.network = network1.reference;

Server.log ("Set Network1 backing");

virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.operation = VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.edit;

var virtualMachineConfigSpec = new VcVirtualMachineConfigSpec();

virtualMachineConfigSpec.deviceChange = new Array();

virtualMachineConfigSpec.deviceChange.push (virtualDeviceConfigSpec1);

tempVm.reconfigVM_Task (in virtualMachineConfigSpec);

the script needs to change a network adapter is connected to the network.

the variables are:

tempVm = VirtualMachine

Network1 = network

NIC1 = VcVirtualPCNet32

I hope someone could help me

with greetings

Malta

When you retrieve the VirtualDeviceConfigSpec object, in the getVirtualDeviceConfigSpec() method, the method returns the blank template for the VirtualDeviceConfigSpec. To use this technique in your case, you must also specify which virtual device to change for example, you must set the virtualDeviceConfigSpec1.device property to change the network link for a virtual network device. To do the same thing, see the following steps:

  • 1 retrieve all virtual devices available to the virtual machine by using the vm.config.hardware.device property

  • 2. remove the network device appropriate for which the network link must be changed

  • 3 set the appliance recoveries of VirtualDeviceConfigSpec device. Here, you can either use the getvirtualdevicespec() method or create a new object virtualdeviceconfigspec.

Please see below the code snippet to change the network to a virtual machine.

Here, we provide three input parameters, namely the virtual machine whose network needs to be changed, the existing network name and the name of the new network.

string variable existNetwork contains the name of the existing network

string variable NouveauNetwork contains the name of the new network

var vmspec = new VcVirtualMachineConfigSpec();

device of var = new VcVirtualPCNet32();

var devicearr = new Array();

NIC var = new VcVirtualEthernetCardNetworkBackingInfo();

nic.deviceName = NouveauNetwork;

var devicespec = new VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpec();

var features = vm.config.hardware.device;

for (var I in devices)

{

If (devices [i] instanceof VcVirtualPCNet32)

{

If (.deviceInfo.summary [i] devices is existNetwork)

{

devicespec. Device = [i] devices;

devicespec. Operation = VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.edit;

devicespec. Device.Backing = nic;

devicearr [0] = devicespec;

}

}

}

vmspec.deviceChange = devicearr;

task = vm.reconfigVM_Task (vmspec);

I hope this helps.

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