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Chapter 2: vmPRO Setup and Configuration
vmPRO Folders
Quantum vmPRO User’s Guide 66
TransportMethod Description
Usetheglobaldefault The vmPRO appliance uses transport method settings defined in the
ConfigureAdvancedSettings dialog box.
See Configuring Advanced Settings for a vmPRO Appliance.
AttempttouseHotAdd,fall
backtoNBD
The vmPRO appliance uses the HotAdd transport method to transfer
VMDKs.
HotAdd provides a non-network-based method of transferring VMDKs from
the source VM to the vmPRO appliance.
If HotAdd cannot be used for transporting data, such as when the target
VMs are not on the same ESX server as the vmPRO appliance, the
vmPRO appliance uses the network block device (NBD) transport method.
If you select this option, click the ViewtheHotAddTransportwarning
link to display the HotAddWarnings pop-up. We recommend reviewing
the displayed information.
Figure59:HotAdd Warnings Pop-up
For more information about HotAdd Transport, see Configuring Advanced
Settings for a vmPRO Appliance.
UseNBDonly The vmPRO appliance uses the NBD transport method to transfer
VMDKs.
The NBD transport method reads a VM's disk over a network
interface. This transport method adds to your network's traffic. If the
VMDK holds large amounts of data, transfer times can be long.
The NBD transport method is the default, and the vmPRO appliance uses
it when HotAdd is not available.
7. Click Save to exit the dialog box and add the new folder to the Folders table.
Assign VMs To Folders
After creating folders, assign VMs to them from the VirtualMachines tab on the VMs Console. You can
assign more than one VM at a time to a folder.
ToassignVMstofolders:
1. Click the VMs button to display the VMs Console.
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