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Lifecycle Manager: General Privileges
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NOTE: The vSphere Lifecycle Manager General Privileges are applicable only for vCenter 7.0 and later.
Host profile
Edit
View
Permissions
Modify permission
Modify role
Sessions
Validate session
Task
Create
Update
NOTE: If a vCenter server is registered using non-administrator user to access any OMIVV features, non-administrator user
must have Dell privileges. For more information about assigning Dell privileges, see Assign Dell privileges to existing role on
page 14.
Assign Dell privileges to existing role
If specific pages of OMIVV are accessed with no Dell privileges that are assigned to the logged-in user, the 2000000 error is
displayed.
You can edit an existing role to assign the Dell privileges.
1. Log in to the vSphere Client (HTML-5) with administrative rights.
2. In vSphere Client (HTML-5), expand Menu, click Administration Roles.
3. From the Roles provider drop-down list, select a vCenter server.
4. From the Roles list, select Dell-Operational, and then click PRIVILEGES.
5. To assign the Dell privileges, click the edit icon [
].
The Edit Role page is displayed.
6. In the left pane, click Dell, and then select the following Dell privileges for the selected role, and then click NEXT:
Dell.Configuration
Dell.Deploy-Provisioning
Dell.Inventory
Dell.Monitoring
Dell.Reporting
For more information about the available OMIVV roles within vCenter, see Security roles and permissions.
7. Edit the role name and enter description for the selected role, if required.
8. Click FINISH.
Log out and log in from the vCenter. The user with necessary privileges can now perform the OMIVV operations.
Update SSL certificates for registered vCenter servers
The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter uses the OpenSSL API to create the Certificate Signing Request (CSR) by
using the RSA encryption standard with a 2048bit key length.
The CSR generated by OMIVV gets a digitally signed certificate from a trusted certification authority. The OMIVV uses the
digital certificate to enable SSL on the web server for secure communication.
If the SSL certificate is changed on a vCenter server, use the following tasks to import the new certificate for OMIVV:
1. Go to https://<ApplianceIP/hostname/>.
2. In the left pane, click VCENTER REGISTRATION.
The registered vCenter servers are displayed in the working pane.
3. To update the certificate for a vCenter server IP or hostname, click Update.
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