This is step 6, add your AD stuff here (remember to use settings and not yourdomain\administrator!) You must reboot the vCSA after you done this step.Īfter reboot you login again to your vCSA webclient and go to step: Navigate to Administration > Single Sign-On > Configuration.
#Vmware 6.0 documentation windows
Wrong, you can only add AD (intergrated Windows Authentication) after you join the vCSA node to AD (See comment step 2),ĥ Under Deployment, click System Configuration.Ħ Under System Configuration, click Nodes.ħ Under Nodes, select a node and click the Manage tab.Ĩ Under Advanced, select Active Directory, and click Join. Wrong, you cannot Join the domain in this part of the configuration (see my comment on step 2)Ĥ Add the Active Directory domain as an identity source, enter the identity source settings, and click OK.
#Vmware 6.0 documentation manual
Wrong, Go to Adminstration > Systemconfiguration > Nodes > "your-vCSA.domain name" > tab "manage" and then "Active directory" and click "Join" (this is step 5/6/7/8/9 in the manual and please reboot vCSA after step 9)ģ On the Identity Sources tab, click the Add Identity Source icon. The address is of the type This is correct, you log in with the adminstrator account of the vcenter appliance (remember, do not use the root account of the vCSA but use the administrator account you give with installation.Ģ Navigate to Administration > Single Sign-On > Configuration. Prerequisites Verify that the user name you use to log in to the vCenter Server instance in the vCenter Server Appliance is a member of the SystemConfiguration.Administrators group in vCenter Single Sign-On.ġ Use the vSphere Web Client to log in as to the vCenter Server instance in the vCenter Server Appliance.
You can join only a Platform Services Controller or a vCenter Server Appliance with an embedded Platform Services Controller to an Active Directory domain. Join the vCenter Server Appliance to an Active Directory Domain After you deploy the vCenter Server Appliance, you can log in to the vSphere Web Client and join the vCenter Server Appliance to an Active Directory domain. Ok here is wat the documentation tells us: If people want to join a vCSA to a Active Directory domain, then the documentation of VMware is not correct (vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-60-appliance-configuration-guide.pdf)
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