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I was talking to some users recently and was having a discussion about how to create a vApp in vCloud Director. I thought to myself that creating a VM will by default create a vApp. But in most peoples minds a vApp translates to a multi-VM vApp. I have prepared this walk through from the side that a user can also use to create this kind of vApp.
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The image below shows confirmation of the settings that were configured for networking in the previous step. If everything looks right we can proceed.
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Now that we have our vApp created and it contains a single VM, we are going to add a second VM. This will leave us with a vApp that will contain two VMs.
For the creation of the second VM I am not going to do the complete walkthrough again. I have just highlighted the configuration of the networking section.
In this walkthrough we have created a vApp with a single VM and then went back and added a second VM. When completed we now have a VM that contains two VMs and they both have static IP addresses. If you wanted to create a larger vApp you can continue the process with your third, fourth, etc.
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