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At the Installation complete page, you can see whether installation of any security VMs failed.

If it did, check the log for details.

Tip: If you want to install more security VMs, leave the installer open and click Start Over

when you are ready to start again. The installer will use your previous settings as defaults.

The security VMs are installed. There can be a delay while security VMs are configured because a

full update of the Sophos Anti-Virus scanner is taking place.

Follow the instructions in the next two sections to:

■

Check that you can see the security VMs in vSphere Client and Enterprise Console.

■

Set up Enterprise Console to manage the security VMs.

7.5 Check that security VMs are installed

This section tells you how to check that security VMs are installed and have the resources they

need.

Check that you can see security VMs

When the security VMs have been installed, you should see the following:

In vSphere Client

The security VMs should be shown within twenty minutes, in the Endpoints list on the vShield

tab for each host.

Note: If you do not yet have the vShield Endpoint Thin Agent installed on any guest VMs, this

does not happen.

In Enterprise Console

The security VMs are registered and placed in the Unassigned group of computers.

The security VM names are based on the host name or, if it does not have a name, IP address. This

helps you match security VMs with hosts (if you have multiple security VMs). Here are some

examples.

Sophos security VM nameHost name or address

MyESXhost-SSVMMyESXhost

192.0.2.0-SSVM192.0.2.0

If you change the name of a security VM after installation, it is still shown in Enterprise Console

with the name assigned during installation.

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