hi everyone I hope you are doing good 🙂
I have this issue, I created an environment with 5 nested ESXi hosts, and one vcenter deployed on my first nested ESXi host
these are the hostnames of esxi:
1- esxil1
2-esxil2
3-esxil3
4-esxil4
5-esxil5
the ESXi are version 7 update 2, and the vcenter also is 7 update 2, the vcenter server installed at nested esxi esxil1,
the issue that I have is with the adding permissions inside the vcenter server inventory objects,
it shows me this error when I am adding a user and give him permission for any vcenter objects:
I don't know the cause of this issue, I think it might be a bug because of the nested environment. I just want to point out that
these nested ESXi hosts are deployed inside ESXI 6.7U3 (the physical host)
Looks like vCenter Server protects itself against an attempt to change the permissions in a way that would result in a loss of permissions for the administrator.
What exactly are you trying to do? Maybe some screenshots will help.
André
i am just want to add an active directory user to have administrator permission on the global permission object,
I already added it as shown below (administrator@neo.net)
but it didn't propagate down to the vcenter==>datacenter==>cluster==>hosts==>vm. objects
when I try to add the user directly to any other objects (vcenter, datacenter, etc).
it refuse and then show me the error I shared in the previous post,