Update the hosts File

[anycloudplus]

Hi

I want to konw update the hosts file ,it can use dns settting instead of the hosts file?

And edit the host file

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192.168.7.199 DeployVM

#Tile 0

192.168.7.2 OlioDB0

192.168.7.3 OlioWeb0

192.168.7.4 mailserver0 mailserver0.maildomain0.eng.vmware.com maildomain0

maildomain0.eng.vmware.com

192.168.7.5 DS2DB0

192.168.7.6 DS2WebA0

192.168.7.7 DS2WebB0

192.168.7.8 DS2WebC0

192.168.7.9 standby0

#Tile 1

192.168.7.12 OlioDB1

192.168.7.13 OlioWeb1

192.168.7.14 mailserver1 mailserver1.maildomain1.eng.vmware.com maildomain1

maildomain1.eng.vmware.com

192.168.7.15 DS2DB1

192.168.7.16 DS2WebA1

192.168.7.17 DS2WebB1

192.168.7.18 DS2WebC1

192.168.7.19 standby1

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deployVM is  the vCenter server ,isn't it?

[RebeccaG]

Using DNS instead of hosts files has not been tested, but we know of no reason why it should not work. You are welcome to try it out.

DeployVM has a different IP from the vCenter Server. In the hosts file, DeployVM will have the IP address the deployed VM is given using the OS Customization Specification. This should not conflict with any other IP addresses in the environment; see page 46 of the VMmark Benchmarking Guide 2.1 for details.

Thanks,

Rebecca