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Build the Lab

These steps use the full set of automation to build a complete lab environment. The steps should be

completed in order and each step allowed to complete before starting the next step. If you are building the

lab to train on then you may want to use the minimum automation and manually complete steps.

Task 1 – Prepare the prebuilt VMs

Extract the vSphere AutoLab archive to a folder and open all the VMs with VMware Workstation or Fusion.

When you power on each VM you will be asked whether you moved or copied the VM. Always answer “I

copied it” for these VMs, this way a new UUID and MAC address is assigned for each VM and makes running

multiple isolated copies of the lab possible.

Power on the Router VM, wait for it to boot to the logon prompt. The router published the windows share

“Build” from the NAS through its external interface; this is the IP address at the end of the line “Waiting for

DHCPOFFER on eth0”. This is useful if you don’t have a PC connected to the Lab network such as deploying a

lab on ESX.

Power on the NAS VM, wait for it to boot to the logon prompt

If your PC has an IP address on the VMNet3 network, it is usually 192.168.199.1. Ping 192.168.199.7 which is

the NAS, if this succeeds open the window share \\192.168.199.7\Build.If the ping fails then you can access

though the NAS using the external IP address of the router. In the example above the external address is

192.168.20.118 (it’s on the Waiting for DHCPOFFER on eth0 line) so the share is \\192.168.20.118\Build.

In the share is the file ReadMe.html. Open this with a web browser and follow the directions to populate the

Build share. Much of the software here is licensed so cannot be distributed with the AutoLab kit, it’s also

large! I keep the collection in a folder on my PC and simply copy it in when I’m setting up a new lab.

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