Hi,
If you scroll down to the bottom of the list of configuration tabs in the vCenter Orchestrator Configuration interface, you will see a plug-in named vCenter 4.0. That is the area where you will need to add a vCenter Server host with which vCenter Orchestrator will communicate. Without performing this task, vCenter Orchestrator will work, but it will not be able to automate tasks within vCenter Server.
In this tab, you have to follow this steps:
- Click the New VirtualCenter Host tab
- From the Available drop-down list, select enable
- In the Host text box, supply the FQDN of the vCenter Server computer you are adding.
- Under the heading Specify The User Credential For The Administrator Session, specify an administrative username and password for this vCenter Server instance.
- Under the heading Specify Which Strategy Will Be Used For Managing The Users Logins, select Share a Unique Session, and then supply a username and password to be passed to vCenter Server
- Click Apply Changes.
You will note that after you click the Apply Changes button, the vCenter 4.0 status indicator and the Startup Option status indicator changes to red. In order for vCenter Orchestrator to work with vCenter Server over an SSL connection, you must also import the vCenter Server SSL certificate.
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