Administrator Guide
You must create VM networks for tenants so they can use and access network resources. All virtual machines must be connected to a VM
network. To create tenant VM networks, you must use the Create-VMMTenantNetwork runbook. This runbook creates the VLAN-based
logical networks and VM networks in VMM for tenant use.
1 Use the How to run runbooks procedure discussed in the preceding section to start the Create-VMMTenantNetwork runbook.
2 Specify the following parameters:
Input Parameter Description
DnsServers A comma-separated list of DNS server IP addresses for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: 10.22.0.10,10.24.0.11
DnsSux The DNS sux for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: contoso.com
Gateway The default gateway for the subnet.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: 192.168.0.1
LogicalNetworkName The name of the VMM logical network that will be used for tenant networks.
If not specied, the default name of Tenant VLANs will be used.
Name An optional name that is used to generate the IP address pool name and VM Network name.
If not specied, the default name Tenant will be used.
The resulting VM Network and IP address pool names would be Tenant – VLAN
#
, where # is the VLAN ID
specied for the network.
PoolEnd The ending address for the IP address pool.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
If not specied, the last address in the Subnet will be used.
Example: 192.168.0.254
PoolStart The starting address for the IP address pool.
Optional if Subnet is specied.
Example: 192.168.0.1
Subnet The IP subnet for the network, in the format IP_Address/Prex.
If not specied, DHCP will be used.
Example: 1192.168.0.0/24
UplinkPortProleName The exact name of the Uplink Port Prole that was created during deployment.
If not specied, the default name UplinkPortProle is used.
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