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This workaround doesn't appear to work.  Typing in the FQDN to the box, and clicking add, it says to correct the highlighted errors, and the box named is highlighted, however there is no way to add data to it directly without the search.

There isn't really anything to screen shot.  The domain is setup with windows authentication, and the domain name.  When adding the user, I browse to the user, select it, and click check names for good measure.  If I add an individual user, that works.  If I add a group, that doesn't work, or PARTIALLY works.  One of my group members when the log on, only gets about 10% of the inventory coming up in web client.

DBNAME      FILENAME           CURRENTSIZE_MB           USEDSPACE_MB               FREESPACEMB               PERCENT_USED PERCENTAGE_FREE         PHYSICAL_NAME                             TYPE_DESC production     database           1672626                                    1649246.5                          23379.4375                        98.60                                   1.397764652707778        E:\SQLData\sample.mdf               ROWS production     database_log        358400                                639.132812                        357760.867188                 0.1783                                 99.821670532366071      I:\SQLLog\sample_Log.ldf           LOG production     database2              1672626                             1622558.875                     50067.125                          97.07                                   2.993313358754438        H:\SQLData\sample2.ndf             ROWS production     database3              563200                                546207.125                        16992.8125                        96.98                                   3.017189719460227        L:\SQLData\sample3.ndf              ROWS

I can't help but agree with this post. If we are doing away with the VIC, the web client must have at least the SAME or BETTER functionality as the VIC.  That's what we expect from a company like VMWare.  The current web client is just garbage. Flash?  Yes, that horse is dead.  Please, please, please, HTML5 the next go round.  Don't put yet another web based tool out there that requires some off version of Java that is going to break tomorrow when the next two releases of the JVM come out. Let's face it.  The VIC isn't always the most reliable tool.  There is room for improvement, and room for a web base vCenter management UI to really shine.  I hope that with whatever product that is released in 2014+, the web client in its current form is scraped, and replaced!