Create a user role in the vSphere Web Client with privileges that are required for vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager. The same role can be assigned to the user who can add a vCenter Server in vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager.
Prerequisites
Verify that you have administrative privileges to add a role to a user or a user group. You must have administrative privileges to use vCenter Server.
Procedure
- Log in to vCenter Server by using the vSphere Web Client.
- On the home page of vSphere Web Client, click Roles under Administration.
- Create a role for all system interactions between vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager and vCenter Server.
- Clone Read-only and provide a name to the role.
- In the Create Role dialog box, configure the role using the following configuration settings, and click Next.
Setting |
Value |
Role Name |
vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager |
Privilege |
- Datastore
- You can select All privileges.
- Host.Local
- Operations- Add Host to vCenter
- Operations - Create Virtual Machine
- Operations - Delete Virtual Machine
- Operations - Reconfigure Virtual Machine
- Inventory - Modify - Cluster
- Network
- Resource
- Assign vApp to Resource Pool
- Assign Virtual Machine to Resource Pool
- vApp
- You can select All privileges.
- Virtual Machines
- You can select All privileges.
- Content Library
- You can select All privileges.
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This role inherits the System Anonymous, System View, and System Read privileges.
Note: You should have permissions to create a content library. Content library uses a datastore to store all templates, so you require permission to access, read, and write on the same datastore. Therefore, all privileges under datastore and content library are needed.
- Provide a name to the new role and click Finish.
- Select Global Permissions under the Administration and click Manage.
- To add permissions, click the plus sign.
- Select the user and role that you have created, and click OK.