VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload Guide
VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload Guide
Carbon Black Cloud Workload Overview
Preparing to Enable Carbon Black in Your vSphere Environment
Carbon Black Cloud Workload Operating Environment Requirements
Carbon Black Cloud Vulnerability Management Operating Environment Requirements
Download the Installer
Accessing Carbon Black Cloud
Enabling Carbon Black in Your vSphere Environment
Step 1: Deploy and Configure Carbon Black Cloud Workload appliance
Step 1A: Deploy Carbon Black Cloud Workload appliance in the vCenter Server
Step 1B: Options to Register Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance with vCenter Server
Register Appliance With On-Premises vCenter Server
Register Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance With vCenter Server In Your VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC
Required Firewall Rules in SDDC
Create NAT Rule For Appliance IP
Step 1C: Create Custom API Access Level for Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance
Step 1D: Generate API ID and API Secret Key
Step 1E: Register Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance with Carbon Black Cloud
Connect Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance with Carbon Black Cloud
Verify Connection
View Inventory
Connect Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance with Carbon Black Cloud Org in CSP Environment
Step 1F: Register Carbon Black Cloud WorkloadAppliance with NSX-T
Preparing VMs with Carbon Black Launcher
Carbon Black Launcher for Windows VMs
Carbon Black Launcher for Linux VMs
Alternate Method to Install Launcher on Linux VMs
Step 2: Enable Carbon Black on Virtual Machines
Configuration File Details
Using the Carbon Black Cloud Workload Plug-in
Sensor Statuses and Details
Install Host User World Automatically
Install Host User World Manually
Vulnerability Management
Evaluating Risk
Working with OS Level Vulnerabilities
Working with Application Level Vulnerabilities
Using the Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance
Configure NTP Server Settings
View and Update Network Settings
Configure Proxy Settings for Appliance
Appliance Health Status
Maintaining the Appliance Password
Reset Appliance Password
Extend Password Expiration Time for Appliance
Reboot Appliance
Redeploy Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance
Appliance Logs
Updating Carbon Black in Your vSphere Environment
Update Carbon Black on Virtual Machines
Upgrade Carbon Black Cloud Workload Appliance
Upgrade Appliance To 1.0.2
Disable Carbon Black from Your vSphere Environment
Uninstall Carbon Black Sensors Manually
Delete Appliance from vCenter Server
VM Clone and Carbon Black Cloud Workload