anchor.diff:  You do this by passing the IP address of the MicroBOSH to the `bosh target` command.
   
   <pre class="terminal">
  -$ bosh target 172.16.99.11
  -Target set to `embarcadero-microbosh'
  +$ bosh target 192.168.1.11
  +Target set to `boshtest-microbosh'
   </pre>
   
   Then log in on the MicroBOSH.
  
positive.code: This would allow you to restrict access to data, while allowing deployment operators freer access to
  the BOSH Director.
  
  ### <a id=""></a> Set up the IaaS ###
  
  You collect the information about your vSphere and vCenter that you need to configure the environment.
  
  This includes:
  
  * The names for your datacenter, datastore, cluster, resource pool, and network.
  * The IP addresses for your vCenter and network gateway.
  * The IP addresses for the VMs to be deployed, called static IP addresses
  * The range of IP addresses of your network.
  * The range of IP addresses that you want to reserve.
  These, and the static IPs, are off-limits to BOSH when BOSH needs to dynamically use an IP address for tasks like compilation.
  You always reserve the IP of the MicroBOSH that deploys BOSH.
  
  ### <a id=""></a> Create the manifest ###
  
  Create the manifest to reflect the desired orchestration of the environment along with the network configuration information
  for your IaaS.
  Refer to the [example manifest](#example-manifest) at the end of this topic.
  
  ### <a id=""></a> Download stemcell and release from public site ###
  
  You download the latest release of BOSH, and a stemcell suitable for your preferred combination of IaaS and VM type.
  In this example, these are:
  
  * The **bosh-2131** release
  * The **vsphere esxi centos** stemcell
  
  **Note**: This is only an example, so you can expect release numbers to be out of date by the time you read this.
  
  ### <a id=""></a> Target and log into MicroBOSH ###
  
  
negative.code:   postgres: &bosh_db
      user: bosh
      password: bosh-password
      host: 192.168.1.233
      port: 5432
      database: bosh
  
    redis:
      password: redis-password
      address: 192.168.1.233
      port: 25255
  
    director:
      name: bosh2
      address: 192.168.1.232
      port: 25555
      encryption: false
      enable_snapshots: true
  