users can be grouped by a department and not by the physical location.broadcast traffic will be received and processed only by devices inside the same VLAN, which can improve network performance.VLANs can spread across multiple switches, enabling communications as if all virtual machines or ports in a VLAN are on the same physical LAN segment. They are usually configured on switches by placing some ports into one broadcast domain and other ports into another. I put the VM on VLAN 200 and it drops off the network.VLANs (Virtual LANs) are logical groupings of devices in the same broadcast domain. I browse for portgroups to switch to and I’m presented with only a list of the portgroups I have permissions for (I have other portgroups in my lab) Note that if I don’t have permissions to whatever portgroup the VM is currently on, the dropdown box is blank. Now I try to change the VLAN for my network adapter. I can only see portgroups that I’ve been granted permissions to. I can see the folder paths leading to folder Network Team, and I can see VMs under that folder.
I cannot see anything in Hosts and Clusters because the user has no permissions there. Note that the screenshot also shows standard portgroup VLAN203, I removed this permission from that portgroup but forgot to update the screenshot. This screen shows that I’ve granted the permission in the following locations Now I create a role called VM Network Admins and grant it the specific privileges as outlined in the KB article. Then I create a group called Network Team and add testuser to the group In my 6.7 U3 lab, I will show that you can do granular permissions at both the VM and portgroup level. The KB article says that you must assign permissions at the Datacenter level. The customer wants to assign specific people the ability to change the portgroup of a VM, and only the portgroup. We had a customer question regarding KB1020934.
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