Hello.
Here is some background information:
I have a vApp in my vCloud Catalog which consists of 8 VMs. When users deploy this vApp, the 8 VMs will all be connected to a vAppNetwork which has internal IPs only. This vAppNetwork is routable to an external network since it is NAT-enabled.
We have a requirement where only 1 of the VMs need to be mapped to an external IP and the other 7 VMs only need the internal vApp network.
Currently, when users deploy the vApp, all 8 VMs are getting external IPs and I am manually configuring the NAT services for each vApp network and removing the NAT entries for the 7 VMs that do not need external access.
After describing my problem (the "manual"-ness of removing NAT from specific VMs for each vApp), I realize it is possible that the vApp architecture may be wrong, but my question actually does not pertain to this.
Now, finally, for the question:
To alleviate some of the administration work involved here, are there any PowerCLI commands that can check and/or remove the External IP mappings of NAT-enabled vApp networks?
Thanks.
I've also attached a screenshot of where I am removing/deleting these external IP mappings.
