Assign the System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) that will be used by Lab Management. Optionally specify settings for ...

Assign the System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) that will be used by 
Lab Management. Optionally specify settings for network isolated environments.

    TfsLabConfig settings /collection:  
                      [[/scvmmservername:]
                       [/ipblock:
                       [/dnssuffix:]
                       [/noprompt] [/Force]]
                      [/list]

    The /settings options specifies the System Center Virtual Machine 
    Manager (VMM) that will be used by Lab Management. Other options 
    enable you to configure network isolation. Network isolation 
    allows you to run multiple copies of a lab environment at the same 
    time without causing network conflicts, such as conflicts in 
    computer names and Domain Name System (DNS) registration. 
    
    Use the following options with the /settings option:
        /scvmmServerName:
            Optional. Specifies the name of the System Center Virtual 
            Machine Manager (VMM) server that will be used by Team 
            Foundation Server (TFS) to manage the virtual machines. 
            To enable TFS to communicate with VMM, you must add the 
            account under which TFS is running to the Administrator 
            role in VMM.
        To set up Lab Management from the command line,
            /scvmmServerName option must be specified.
        
        /ipBlock:
            Optional. Specifies the range of IP addresses to be assigned to
            the virtual machines in an environment when an isolated network
            is created. Because the IP addresses are used only for internal
            routing among virtual machines and are not exposed beyond the
            boundaries of an environment, you can specify any IP range that
            is not used within your public network. 
        /dnsSuffix:< dns suffix for network isolation>
            Optional. Specifies the DNS suffix that will be used to register
            the names of virtual machines on the isolated network for the
            virtual environment. To confirm that the suffix is configured
            correctly in the DNS hierarchy, contact your 
            network administrator.

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