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How to create Host profiles in VMware vSphere

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How to create Host profiles in VMware vSphere

A host profile captures the configuration of a specific host and allows the user to duplicate the configuration to other host and allows the user to duplicate the configuration to other hosts or clusters. It also reduces the manual steps included in cluster host configuration. This tutorial covers the configuration procedure of creating host profiles in VMware vSphere.

Configuration procedure

To start the configuration procedure, first select host profiles from Operations and policies option from VMware vSphere.

host profiles

Select Extract profile from a host option to create a new host profile.

extract host

Then select the host to be extracted for the host profile and click next option.

host

Next enter the name and description for the host profile and click next option.

description

After configuring the host profile, click finish to create the host profile.

configuration

The host profile creation is in progress. It may take up some time to complete the process.

hsot profile creation

The host profile is successfully created and select the host profile that has been created.

host profile

Now after selecting the host profile and if the user wants to add or detach a host profile to host and cluster,use the following attach/detach option.

cluster

And if the user needs to copy settings to host profiles use the copy settings option.

settings

To duplicate the host profile, use the below shown option.

host profile

Then to make the changes to the host profile configuration, click configure and make changes to the host profile. Also the user can use the advanced configuration settings,network configuration and other options as required.

advanced settings

After configuring the host profile, it can be used to apply to a newly created host.

Wasn' t that an easy configuration procedure? Stay tuned to know more about VMware vSphere in upcoming articles.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

How can I evaluate VMware vSphere?

A

An evaluation version of VMware vSphere is available for a complimentary 60-day evaluation period.

Q

What is the use of host profile in VMware?

A

VMware Host Profiles is a vCenter Server tool for designing and deploying ESX/ESXi hosts.

Q

What about HANA support on VMware vSphere?

A

For support information on SAP HANA and SAP HANA-related applications with VMware vSphere, refer the page https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/VIRTUALIZATION/SAP+HANA+on+VMware+vSphere

Q

What is Host profiles in VMware vSphere?

A

A host profile captures the configuration of a specific host and allows the user to duplicate the configuration to other host and allows the user to duplicate the configuration to other hosts or clusters.

Q

HOw to start the configuration procedure to create Host profiles in VMware vSphere?

A

To start the configuration procedure, first select host profiles from Operations and policies option from VMware vSphere.

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