Hello,
I'm not sure if you have come across this but the following page has
instructions for creating an experimental configuration similar to your's:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/VCL/Configuring+a+Standalone+VMware+VCL+Environment
The instructions describe a configuration with a single VM guest. Your
configuration will be similar but you will need to create at least 20 VM guests.
You need to create a VCL computer entry for each VM guest.
You need one VCL computer entry for the virtual host. A virtual host correlates
to a physical computer running VMware. When you change the state of this
computer to vmhostinuse via "Manage Computers" it becomes a virtual host. The
private address of this computer should be the physical computer's address on
the host-only network. The public address really doesn't matter.
The vmlimit parameter specifies the maximum number of VM guests that assign to
the host, so this should be set to 20. (You will need a pretty strong computer
to run that many but it can be done.)
Once your vmhost is configured and guest computers have been created, assign the
guests to the vmhost via "Virtual Hosts".
Hope this helps,
Andy
[email protected] wrote:
Hi Andy,
As I said I really appreciate that I am not alone in this. As the whole
picture is changed since I have to add information for the vmhosts and
there should be hostonly network I was wondering how many virtual hosts
should be created in order to run a block reservation for 20 people
simultaneously. Can I just create one and increase the vmlimit to 20?
Regards,
Kalina
