A VMware Cloud Director system administrator can control system-wide settings related to LDAP, email notification, licensing, and general system preferences.
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Modify General System Settings VMware Cloud Director includes general system settings related to activity logs, networking, session timeouts, certificates, organization limits, operation limits, and so on. The default settings are appropriate for many environments, but you can modify the settings to meet your needs. General System Settings VMware Cloud Director includes general system settings that you can modify to meet your needs. Activate FIPS Mode on the Cells in the Server Group VMware Cloud Director on Linux to use FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic modules and to run in FIPS-compliant mode.Configure the System Email Settings VMware Cloud Director notification settings.Change the VMware Cloud Director License VMware Cloud Director requires a valid license, specified as a serial number, to run. You can modify the licensing information that you entered during the initial VMware Cloud Director configuration.Configure the Catalog and LDAP Synchronization for VMware Cloud Director 10.3.3 and Later Configure the Catalog Synchronization Settings for VMware Cloud Director 10.3.2 and Earlier Create an Advisory Dashboard VMware Cloud Director Service Provider Admin Portal and the Tenant Portal . The messages can appear to system administrators, the users within an organization, or the users in all organizations.Configuring and Monitoring Blocking Tasks and Notifications VMware Cloud Director to send AMQP messages triggered by certain events.Configure Public Addresses VMware Cloud Director Web Portal, VMware Cloud Director API, and console proxy. Managing Identity Providers Managing Certificates VMware Cloud Director . You can copy the certificate PEM data to the clipboard. Managing Plug-Ins VMware Cloud Director plug-ins expand the functions of the Service Provider Admin Portal and the VMware Cloud Director Tenant Portal . You can upload, deactivate, and delete plug-ins from the Service Provider Admin Portal . You can publish a plug-in to the service provider and individual organizations. Customizing the VMware Cloud Director Portals VMware Cloud Director Service Provider Admin Portal and for the VMware Cloud Director Tenant Portal of each organization. In addition, you can modify and add custom links to the two upper right menus in the VMware Cloud Director portals. Configure the Password Policy VMware Cloud Director after a certain number of failed attempts, you can enable the account lockout.
