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If you notice it uses an extension of “.vmwarevm” to allow the association with VMware Fusion and this is the

only way UNF will be able to see the VMs. Go ahead and rename each folder to:

 CS1.vmwarevm

 CS2.vmwarevm

 DC.vmwarevm

 Host1.vmwarevm

 Host2.vmwarevm

 NAS.vmwarevm

 Router.vmwarevm

 SS.vmwarevm

 V1.vmwarevm

 VBR.vmwarevm

 VC.vmwarevm

 vCloud.vmwarevm

Now that we have renamed all of the folders we need to open UNF again so we can associate our VMnet3

network that we created at the beginning with each vmnic on each VM. This is simple but needs to be done on

each VM and each vmnic. Once you have opened UNF, click on Configuration. Make sure that your paths are

set appropriately, if they are not then correct them.

Next click on “Virtual Machines”, you should see a list of virtual machines now. If you don’t, hit Refresh VMs

and it should populate. Select one of the VMs in the list and you can change the network tied to that vmnic by

clicking on the vmnic.

Do that for each VM and each interface that needs to be tied to the new network. Once this is complete you

can go ahead and move on to the typical steps taken for deploying the AutoLab. I hope this helps all of the

Mac users out there!

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