if I change the default gateway of the ESX 4 service console virtual machines connectivity will be affected? Virtual machines must not be disconnected as they are in production environment
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if I change the default gateway of the ESX 4 service console virtual machines connectivity will be affected? Virtual machines must not be disconnected as they are in production environment Thank you all for help
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No. But as with any change like this, test it out on a non-critical environment first, and perform the actual cut-over during the period where there's least impact if the services do go down. Always plan it like it's going to fail. Traffic for the VMs themselves flow over a seperate VM Network definition. Which could potentially be bound to the same network adapter, but they don't use the service console for traffic. | |||
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Changing the SC IP or gateway won't affect the VMs. For example, we've changed the IP of our SCs before, causing the host to be disconnected in vSphere, but a quick re-connect brings it back in, with no guest interruption. | |||
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