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4. Click Add.

5. Select the user name that you defined in Running Scripts on the ESX/vSphere Server (csi_acct in that

example). For ESX 2.5, select the Windows account you want to use for Web Services communication.

Click Add. The user name is added to the Users and Groups list.

NOTE Although the example uses the same user account for both Web Services and SSH, they are not

required to be the same account.

6. In the Assigned Roles drop-down list, select Administrator.

7. Click OK.

8. To confirm your change, click the Admin tab, then select Administrator as the role. The user name

should appear underneath the ha-folder-root directory and ESX/vSphere Server.

NOTE If you do not want to add the user to the Administrator role, contact VMware Customer

Support for details about defining a different role.

Installing the ESX Web Services Certificate on the Agent Proxy Machine

You must be logged into the Agent Proxy machine to perform this step. ESX and VirtualCenter come out-

of-the-box with a self-signed certificate. If you are using this certificate, use the following procedure to

install the ESX/vSphere Server or VirtualCenter (for ESX 2.5 only) Web Service Certificate on the Agent

Proxy machine. You must use a pre-trusted certificate to collect data from the Virtual Infrastructure (VI)

Web Services interface. As stated above, to collect from ESX 2.5 Servers, VCM collects data for those ESX

2.5 Servers from VirtualCenter 2.0. However, the VirtualCenter 2.0 out-of-the-box, self-signed certificate is

invalid and will not work, even if it has been pre-trusted. In this case, you need to install a valid certificate

in order to collect. If you have a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) in place or already trust your ESX or

VirtualCenter Server machine’s certificate by other means, this step is not necessary. For more

information on VMware’s recommendations on certificate management, refer to VMware’s technical note

about replacing certificates, located online at: http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi_vcserver_certificates.pdf.

VMware assumes that you are using https for Web Services communication for VI Client/vCenter Client

and VirtualCenter/vCenter Server. If you are using http instead, call VMware Customer Support for

assistance. By default, collections will fail if a certificate error exists. If the certificate fails, a security error

message appears. For assistance, call VMware Customer Support.

NOTE A Deployment Tool is available from VMware Customer Support to assist you with the following

process for ESX 3.x/vSphere 4 and ESXi. To use the tool, contact VMware Customer Support; otherwise,

follow the steps in the following procedure.

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