Palo Alto, CA 94304 2Ībout vCenter Server Appliance Configurationġ vCenter Server Appliance Overview 9 2 Configuring the vCenter Server Appliance by Using the vSphere Web Client 11 Join the vCenter Server Appliance to an Active Directory Domain 11 Leave an Active Directory Domain 12 Add a User to the SystemConfiguration.BashShellAdministrators Group 13 Edit Access Settings to the vCenter Server Appliance 13 Edit the DNS and IP Address Settings of the vCenter Server Appliance 14 Edit the Firewall Settings of the vCenter Server Appliance 16 Edit the Startup Settings of a Service 17 Start, Stop, or Restart Services in the vCenter Server Appliance 17 View the Health Status of Services and Nodes 18 Edit the Settings of Services 18 Export a Support Bundle 19 Redirect vCenter Server Appliance Log Files to Another Machine 20ģ Configuring the vCenter Server Appliance by Using the Appliance Shell 23 Access the Appliance Shell 23 Enable Bash Shell Access From the Appliance Shell 24 Keyboard Shortcuts for Editing Commands 24 Get Help About the Plug-Ins and API Commands in the Appliance 25 Plug-Ins in the vCenter Server Appliance Shell 25 API Commands in the vCenter Server Appliance Shell 26 Browse the Log Files by Using the showlog Plug-In 30 Configuring SNMP for the vCenter Server Appliance 30 Configuring Time Synchronization Settings in the vCenter Server Appliance 37 Managing Local User Accounts in the vCenter Server Appliance 39 Monitoring Hardware Health Status and Statistics in the vCenter Server Appliance Using the vimtop Plug-In to Monitor the Resource Usage of Services 41Ĥ Configuring the vCenter Server Appliance by Using the Direct Console User Interface If you have comments about this documentation, submit your feedback to: Ĭopyright © 2009–2015 VMware, Inc. You can find the most up-to-date technical documentation on the VMware Web site at: The VMware Web site also provides the latest product updates.

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