Configuring a Desktop Network

Scenario

When the network of a user changes, the administrator can perform related settings so that the user can quickly switch the desktop network.

Prerequisites

For desktop network settings, submit a service ticket.

Notes

• Switching the network will change the subnet, IP address, and MAC address of the cloud desktop, resulting in network disconnection.
• During the network switchover, do not perform operations on the EIP of the cloud desktop.
• After the network is switched, reconfigure network-related services and application software (such as NAT and DNS).
• Switching the network will switch the private IP address. If the desktop bound to an EIP cannot be bound to another EIP after the network settings are changed, perform the binding manually.
• After the network is switched, if the IP address of the desktop cannot be obtained, restart the desktop.
• When changing the desktop security group, check whether the security group in use has allowed the inbound and outbound rules required by the desktop access service. If not, desktop access will be affected.
• To switch the network of a stopped desktop, start the desktop first. After the network is switched, shut down the desktop.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Workspace console.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Desktops > Desktops.
3. Switch the desktop network.
   • For one desktop:
     1. Choose More > Network Settings > Desktop Network Settings in the Operation column of the desired desktop.
     2. Configure the desktop network.
        • VPC: Click to select the VPC to be switched. To create a VPC, see Creating a VPC and a Subnet. If a newly created VPC is used, choose Tenant Configuration > Basic Settings. In the Network Configuration area, click Edit VPC and Subnet of VPC to add the VPC.
        • Subnet: Click to select the subnet to be switched. To create a subnet, see Creating a VPC and a Subnet. If a newly created subnet is used, choose Tenant Configuration > Basic Settings. In the Network Configuration area, click Edit VPC and Subnet of VPC to add the subnet.
        • Private IP Address: Select a private IP address assignment mode.
          • Automatically-assigned IP
          • Manually-assigned IP
          • Existing ENI
        • Security group: Click to select the security group to be switched. To create a security group, see Creating a Security Group.
     3. Select Check whether you are clear about the impact of desktop network switchover.
     4. Click OK.
   • For multiple desktops:
     1. In the desktop list, select the desired desktops, and choose More > Desktop Network Settings above the list. The Desktop Network Settings page is displayed.
     2. Configure the desktop network.
        • VPC: Click to select the VPC to be switched. To create a VPC, see Creating a VPC and a Subnet. If a newly created VPC is used, choose Tenant Configuration > Basic Settings. In the Network Configuration area, click Edit VPC and Subnet of VPC to add the VPC.
        • Subnet: Click to select the subnet to be switched. To create a subnet, see Creating a VPC and a Subnet. If a newly created subnet is used, choose Tenant Configuration > Basic Settings. In the Network Configuration area, click Edit VPC and Subnet of VPC to add the subnet.
        • Private IP Address: Only Automatically-assigned IP is supported.
        • Security Group: Select Retain the original security group or Use the new security group. To create a security group, see Creating a Security Group.
     3. Select Check whether you are clear about the impact of desktop network switchover.
     4. Click OK.