Adding a Non-Domain Network¶

1. Accessing the Non-Domain Network Settings¶

Tip: Ensure you have the necessary permissions to add and manage networks before proceeding.

Access the Non-Domain Menu:
- Locate and click on the Non-Domain item in the left-hand navigation menu.
Initiate Network Addition:
- Look for and select the Add Network option within the Non-Domain section.

Non-Domain Add Network

Important: Accurate network details are crucial for successful VM deployments. Double-check all information before saving.

Enter Network Specifics:
- Fill in all relevant details related to the network where you will deploy virtual machines.
- This will include:
  - Network name
  - IP address range
  - Subnet mask
  - Default gateway
  - DNS servers
Customize Network Name:
- Choose a network name that aligns with your VMware environment naming conventions.
- Ensure the name is descriptive and easily identifiable for future reference.

Non-Domain Add Network Details

Note: The dropdown items in the network configuration form will be populated with information retrieved from the VMware vCenter API.

Create the Network:
- After entering all required details, locate and press the Create Network button.
- This action will add the network under the Non-Domain menu item.
Verify Network Addition:
- Check that the newly added network appears in the list of Non-Domain networks.
- Confirm that all details are correct as entered.
Add Multiple Networks (Optional):
- If needed, repeat this process to add multiple non-domain networks.
- Each network can be customized to suit different deployment requirements or environments.

After adding your non-domain network(s), you may want to:

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