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VMware Stage Manager User’s Guide
26 VMware, Inc.
To configure default display and deployment options
1Setthefirstpagetoappearafterloggingin.
2Topreventthedisplayofinformationthatusuallyappearsatthetopoftheeach
page,deselecttheShowPageHeaderbyDefaultcheckbox
ThisinformationincludesIPaddresses,virtualmachinedescriptions,and
snapshotthumbnails.Removingtheheadergivesyoumore
roomtoviewthe
console.
3Enteranumberofrowstodisplayonpageswithtabularformat.
Themaximumnumberis500.Thedefaultnumberis20.
4Setanetworkarchitecturemodefordeployingconfigurations:
AllowTrafficInandOut–Virtualmachinescancommunicatewithmachines
outsidethefenceandmachinesoutsidethefencecancommunicatewith
virtualmachinesinthefencedconfiguration.
AllowTrafficOut–Virtualmachinesinafencedconfigurationcaninitiate
communicationtomachinesoutsidethefence,andcanreceivemessagesback
onthesameconnection.Machinesoutsidethefencecannotinitiate
communicationtovirtualmachinesinthefencedconfiguration.
BlockTrafficInandOut–Networktrafficdoesnottravelacrossthefence.
Virtualmachinesinafencedconfigurationcannotcommunicatewith
machinesoutsideofthefence,andmachinesoutsidethefencecannot
communicatewithvirtualmachinesinthefencedconfiguration.
SeeAppendix C,“NetworkFencing,”onpage 181.
5Tobootvirtualmachines
inthesequencespecifiedduringthecreationofthe
configuration,selecttheUseServerBootSequencecheckbox.
6Enterthedefaultvalueforthedelaytime(or“pause”)betweenbootingeach
virtualmachineinaconfiguration.
Stage Managerusesthisdefaultvaluewhentheusercreatesanewconfiguration
oraddsa
virtualmachinetoanexistingconfiguration.
7ClickOK.
TheChangePasswordtabsetspasswords.YoucannotuseStage Managertochangean
LDAPaccountpassword.OnlyStageManageradministratorscansetupLDAP
preferences.See“MicrosoftActiveDirectoryandStage Manager”onpage 98.
- VMware Stage Manager 1
- User’s Guide 1
- 2 VMware, Inc 2
- Contents 3
- StageManagerAdministration 4
- VMware, Inc. 5 5
- 6 VMware, Inc 6
- 4 WorkingwithServices 115 7
- MonitoringStage Manager 165 8
- 10 VMware, Inc 10
- About This Book 11
- Online and Telephone Support 12
- Support Offerings 12
- VMware Education Services 12
- Getting Started 13
- 14 VMware, Inc 14
- Stage Manager 15
- Infrastructure and the 15
- Service Lifecycle 15
- View of the Lifecycle Stages 16
- VMware Infrastructure 3 17
- 18 VMware, Inc 18
- VMware, Inc. 19 19
- 20 VMware, Inc 20
- Using the Stage Manager 21
- Web Console 21
- 22 VMware, Inc 22
- Specific Areas and Operations 23
- Interface Features 24
- Pop-up Menus 24
- Text Search Filter 24
- Column Sorting 24
- Reviewing User Roles 25
- Setting User Preferences 25
- 26 VMware, Inc 26
- To set passwords 27
- 2ClickChangePassword 27
- 28 VMware, Inc 28
- Stage Manager Administration 29
- 30 VMware, Inc 30
- Managing and Configuring 31
- Managing Services 32
- Creating Services 33
- Deleting Services 34
- Template 35
- Creating Blank Templates 36
- Deploying Templates 37
- 38 VMware, Inc 38
- Installing VMware Tools 39
- 40 VMware, Inc 40
- VMware, Inc. 41 41
- 42 VMware, Inc 42
- Disabling Guest Customization 43
- 44 VMware, Inc 44
- VMware, Inc. 45 45
- LM Tools 46
- Shutting Down Templates 46
- Undeploying Templates 47
- Publishing Templates 47
- VMware Workstation 48
- VMware Server 48
- VMware ESX Server 48
- VMware, Inc. 49 49
- 50 VMware, Inc 50
- Cloning Existing Templates 52
- Updating Templates 53
- Exporting Templates 54
- Consolidating Templates 54
- VMware, Inc. 55 55
- 56 VMware, Inc 56
- VMware, Inc. 57 57
- 58 VMware, Inc 58
- Unpublishing Templates 60
- Deleting Templates 60
- Existing Configurations 61
- 62 VMware, Inc 62
- Managing Media 63
- Managing Users 64
- VMware, Inc. 65 65
- Adding New Users 66
- Deleting Users 67
- Editing User Properties 68
- Managing Resources 69
- Highlights of the Hosts Tab 70
- VMware, Inc. 71 71
- 72 VMware, Inc 72
- VMware, Inc. 73 73
- Understanding Host States 74
- Ready States 74
- Available States 74
- VMware, Inc. 75 75
- 76 VMware, Inc 76
- Enabling Resources 77
- Disabling Resources 78
- Importingvirtualmachines 79
- 80 VMware, Inc 80
- VMware, Inc. 81 81
- Editing Host Properties 82
- Editing Datastore Properties 83
- 84 VMware, Inc 84
- VMware, Inc. 85 85
- 86 VMware, Inc 86
- VMware, Inc. 87 87
- Datastore Usage 88
- Assessing Datastore Usage 88
- Removing Datastores 89
- Configuring Network Settings 90
- Highlights of the IP Pool Tab 91
- Virtualmachinename 92
- Reviewing the Installation ID 93
- Reviewing the General Tab 94
- VMware, Inc. 95 95
- 96 VMware, Inc 96
- Conditions for SMTP Alerts 97
- 98 VMware, Inc 98
- VMware, Inc. 99 99
- 100 VMware, Inc 100
- Using OUs and Groups 101
- Reviewing the License Tab 102
- Reviewing the Support Tab 103
- 104 VMware, Inc 104
- VMware, Inc. 105 105
- VirtualCenterportnumber 106
- Usernameandpassword 106
- VirtualCenter Server 107
- Performing Force Operations 109
- 110 VMware, Inc 110
- VMware, Inc. 111 111
- 112 VMware, Inc 112
- Operations 113
- 114 VMware, Inc 114
- Working with Services 115
- Reviewing Service Operations 116
- Editing Stages of a Service 117
- Editing Stage Properties 118
- Working with 119
- Configurations 119
- Accessing the Lifecycle Tab 120
- Accessing the Archive Tab 120
- Creating Configurations 121
- 122 VMware, Inc 122
- VMware, Inc. 123 123
- Deleting Configurations 124
- Deploying Configurations 124
- VMware, Inc. 125 125
- 126 VMware, Inc 126
- Undeploying Configurations 127
- 128 VMware, Inc 128
- Cloning Configurations 129
- Archiving Configurations 130
- VMware, Inc. 131 131
- Exporting Configurations 132
- Importing Configurations 133
- 134 VMware, Inc 134
- Stopping Configurations 135
- Suspending Configurations 136
- Powering Off Configurations 136
- Powering On Configurations 136
- Resetting Configurations 137
- Consolidating Configurations 137
- 138 VMware, Inc 138
- VMware, Inc. 139 139
- 140 VMware, Inc 140
- VMware, Inc. 141 141
- Bootparameters: 142
- Working with Virtual 143
- Machines 143
- 144 VMware, Inc 144
- Deploying Virtual Machines 145
- 146 VMware, Inc 146
- Undeploying Virtual Machines 147
- 148 VMware, Inc 148
- Powering Off Virtual Machines 149
- Powering On Virtual Machines 149
- Resetting Virtual Machines 149
- Suspending Virtual Machines 150
- VMware, Inc. 151 151
- 152 VMware, Inc 152
- Inserting CDs 153
- Ejecting and Swapping CDs 153
- Inserting Floppy Disks 154
- VMware, Inc. 155 155
- 156 VMware, Inc 156
- VMware, Inc. 157 157
- 158 VMware, Inc 158
- VMware, Inc. 159 159
- 160 VMware, Inc 160
- Changing MAC Addresses 161
- Changing IP Addresses 161
- ForWindowsmachines: 162
- ForLinuxmachines: 162
- Editing Hard Disks 163
- Deleting Virtual Machines 164
- Monitoring Stage Manager 165
- Monitoring the Activity Log 166
- Monitoring Resource Usage 167
- 168 VMware, Inc 168
- NameoftheESXServerhost 169
- Dateandtimeofdeployment 169
- Messages 169
- 170 VMware, Inc 170
- Appendixes 171
- 172 VMware, Inc 172
- Client and Browser Support 173
- 174 VMware, Inc 174
- VMware, Inc. 175 175
- 176 VMware, Inc 176
- Guest Operating System 177
- 178 VMware, Inc 178
- VMware, Inc. 179 179
- 180 VMware, Inc 180
- Network Fencing 181
- Fencing Overview 182
- ESX Server host 183
- 186 VMware, Inc 186
- Glossary 187
- B basedisk 188
- C chainlength 188
- D datastore 189
- E ejectCD 190
- F fencing 190
- G guestcustomization 191
- I import 191
- 192 VMware, Inc 192
- N networkfencing 193
- P portgroup 193
- 194 VMware, Inc 194
- S SAN(storageareanetwork) 195
- 196 VMware, Inc 196
- VMware, Inc. 197 197
- U undeploy 198
- V Vi rtualCenter 198
- VMware, Inc. 199 199
- 200 VMware, Inc 200
- VMware, Inc. 201 201
- 202 VMware, Inc 202
- 204 VMware, Inc 204
- VMware, Inc. 205 205
- 206 VMware, Inc 206
- VMware, Inc. 207 207
- 208 VMware, Inc 208
- VMware, Inc. 209 209
- 210 VMware, Inc 210
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