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NOTE: The vCenter hosts that display during this procedure have authenticated using the same Single Sign On
(SSO). If you do not see a vCenter host, it may be on a different SSO or you may be using a VMware vCenter
version less than version 5.1.
1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Manage → Connection Profiles tab, click the Create
New icon.
2. In the Connection Profile Description page, click Next.
3. In the Name and Credentials page, do the following:
a) Under Profile, type the Profile Name and optional Description.
b) Under vCenter, select the host or hosts on which you want to associate with this connection profile. This option
lets you create one connection profile for many vCenter hosts.
c) Under Name and Credentials page, do the following:
* The iDRAC account requires administrative privileges for updating firmware, applying hardware
profiles, and deploying hypervisor.
* In the Active Directory User Name text box, type the user name. Type the username in one of these
formats: domain\username or username@domain. The user name is limited to 256 characters. Refer to
Microsoft Active Directory documentation for user name restrictions.
* In the Active Directory Password text box, type the password. The password is limited to 127
characters.
* In the Verify Password text box, type the password again
* In the Certificate Check box, select one of the following:
* To download and store the iDRAC certificate and validate it during all future connections, select
Enabled.
* To perform no check and not store the certificate, do not select the Enable Certificate Check check
box.
d) In the Hosts Root page, do the following:.
* For hosts already configured and enabled for Active Directory on which you want to use Active
Directory, select the Use Active Directory check box; otherwise skip down to configure your Host
Credentials.
* In the Active Directory User Name text box, type the user name. Type the username in one of these
formats: domain\username or username@domain. The user name is limited to 256 characters. Refer to
Microsoft Active Directory documentation for user name restrictions.
* In the Active Directory Password text box, type the password. The password is limited to 127
characters.
* In the Verify Password text box, type the password again.
* In the Certificate Check box, select one of the following:
* To download and store the Host certificate and validate it during all future connections, select Enabled.
* To perform no check and not store the Host certificate, select Disabled.
* To configure Host Credentials without Active Directory, do the following:
* In the User Name text box, the user name is root. This is the default username and you cannot change
the username
* If the Activate directory is set, you can choose any Active directory user not just root.
* In the Password text box type the password. The password is limited to 127 characters.
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- User's Guide Version 2.0 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- Inside the VMware vCenter 17
- Understanding Icon Buttons 17
- Locating the Software Version 18
- Refreshing the Screen Content 18
- Licensing Tab 18
- Opening Online Help 19
- Finding Help and Support 19
- Connection Profiles 21
- Editing a Connection Profile 23
- Deleting A Connection Profile 24
- Testing a Connection Profile 25
- Inventory History 27
- Running an Inventory Job Now 28
- Warranty History 29
- Running a Warranty Job Now 30
- Console Administration 31
- Virtual Appliance Management 33
- Setting Up The HTTP Proxy 34
- Setting Up the NTP Servers 35
- Setting up Global Alerts 36
- Managing Backup And Restore 36
- Scheduling Automatic Backups 37
- Configuring Network Settings 38
- Setting The Local Time Zone 39
- Rebooting Virtual Appliance 39
- Refreshing the Console View 40
- Read-only User Role 40
- About Logs 43
- Exporting Log Files 44
- Settings 45
- Installing the Dell 46
- About Firmware Updates 51
- User’s Guide 52
- Viewing Events 57
- Monitoring a Single Host 59
- Launching Management Consoles 61
- Buy License 63
- Single Host 67
- Renewing Host Warranty 88
- Datacenters or Clusters 97
- – NOT RECOVERABLE 100
- Datacenters and Clusters 101
- OpenManage 109
- Clusters 113
- Troubleshooting 119
- Table 4. Managed Nodes 124
- Clusters page? 125
- Mode Enabled? 126
- Bare Metal Deployment Issues 129
- Contacting Dell 130
- Virtualization—Related Events 131
- Data Integrity 137
- Dell Operation Role 139
- Understanding Privileges 141
- Understanding Auto-Discovery 143
- Auto-Discovery 144
- 15. Press ESC 147
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