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Subject: VM not obtaing DHCP address when migrating to another host.
From: Sean Truman <struman@gmail.com>
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All,

When I use the migrate to another host option for a running VM (Basic
networking), the VM refuses to get a DHCP address?  Is this a known issue?
or is something wrong with my hosts? is there something I can check? When I
migrate it back to the original host it obtains an IP address.

v/r
Sean

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