I have a small infrastructure setup. I am no expert. Just trying to get this to work for one of my class project where I need to let my group members access a vm. I have a domain user created in AD, and I like to have that domain user to be able to login to the vSphere Client to manage one of the virtual machines. How do I go about doing that?
Right now if i try to login with a domain user other than the administrator, I get this error message:
the vsphere client could not connect to "servername"
you do not have permission to login to the server: "servername"
You will need to login in with the administrator accout and assign a role to that AD user - this combination of user and role provides permission to access the environment -
You will need to login in with the administrator accout and assign a role to that AD user - this combination of user and role provides permission to access the environment -
weinstein5,
thanks for your response. I was able to add permission to the AD user! Thanks!.
I have 20 vms running, and I want to know if this is possible.
Deny the AD user read/write access to 19 vms
Allow the AD user read-only access to 1 vm
Possible?
nevermind! I am still in the process of learning this. I created a folder and applied permission to that folder for that AD user for Virtual Machine -> Console Interaction
Thank You!
Glad to hear you have it all worked out -