I want to automate the creation of virtual labs via powershell with network type: "Advanced single-host". If I create such a vlab via GUI/wizard it creates automatically a standard virtual switch onto the defined esx host. If I want to create the lab with the command Add-VBRViAdvancedVirtualLab i only have the option "-DVS" but no option for a standard vswitch. Is this command only possible for the "Advanced multi-host" virtual lab config, but not for "Basic single-host" or "Advanced single-host", because a DVS is only in use when choosing the "Advanced multi-host" config in my understanding or do I miss something? I want to have my VLAB connected to a standard virtual switch, but not onto a DVS if possible....
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Re: create virtual lab with powershell without DVS
Hi sandsturm,
Since advanced single and multi-host virtual labs have minimal differences in terms of options available for configuration,
-DVS parameter in Add-VBRViAdvancedVirtualLab cmdlet acts as a discriminator between single and multi-host type.
So if you want to create advanced single-host lab, just don't use -DVS parameter and a standard switch will be added automatically.
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Oleg
Since advanced single and multi-host virtual labs have minimal differences in terms of options available for configuration,
-DVS parameter in Add-VBRViAdvancedVirtualLab cmdlet acts as a discriminator between single and multi-host type.
So if you want to create advanced single-host lab, just don't use -DVS parameter and a standard switch will be added automatically.
Best regards,
Oleg
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Re: create virtual lab with powershell without DVS
Hi Oleg
Thanks a lot for fast reply. I'll try it this way.
thx
sandsturm
Thanks a lot for fast reply. I'll try it this way.
thx
sandsturm
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