Global privileges control global tasks related to tasks, scripts, and extensions.
You can set this privilege at different levels in the hierarchy. For example, if you set a privilege at the folder level, you can propagate the privilege to one or more objects within the folder. The object listed in the Required On column must have the privilege set, either directly or inherited.
Privilege Name | Description | Required On |
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Allows preparation or initiation of a vMotion send operation or a vMotion receive operation. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows cancellation of a running or queued task. |
Inventory object related to the task | |
Allows enabling the use of capacity planning for planning consolidation of physical machines to virtual machines. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows retrieval of a list of diagnostic files, log header, binary files, or diagnostic bundle. To avoid potential security breaches, limit this privilege to the vCenter Server Administrator role. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows servers for vCenter Server extensions to disable certain operations on objects managed by vCenter Server. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows servers for vCenter Server extensions to enable certain operations on objects managed byvCenter Server. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows adding or removing global tags. |
Root host or vCenter Server |
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Allows viewing the health of vCenter Server components. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows viewing installed licenses and adding or removing licenses. |
Root host or vCenter Server |
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Allows logging a user-defined event against a particular managed entity. |
Any object |
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Allows adding, removing, or renaming custom field definitions. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows access to an internal interface for adding or removing endpoints to or from the proxy. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows scheduling a scripted action along with an alarm. |
Any object |
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Allows use of the resxtop command in ESXCLI. |
Root host or vCenter Server |
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Allows viewing, creating, or removing custom attributes for a managed object. |
Any object |
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Allows reading and modifying runtime vCenter Server configuration settings. |
Root vCenter Server |
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Allows adding or removing system tags. | Root vCenter Server |