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# Create service account on | # Create service account on PROD domain | ||
#* EG | #* EG Create account <code> svc-vFog </code> using something like | ||
#* <code> dsadd user "cn=- | #* <code> dsadd user "cn=svc-vFog, cn=Users, dc=prod, dc=domain, dc=com" - pwd "password-here" -pwdneverexpires yes -disabled no </code> | ||
#* and make a member of the "SQL Service Accounts" group | #* and make a member of the "SQL Service Accounts" group | ||
# Log into vFoglight (as foglight/foglight), and navigate to '''Dashboards | Users & Security | Configure Directory Services''' | # Log into vFoglight (as foglight/foglight), and navigate to '''Dashboards | Users & Security | Configure Directory Services''' | ||
# Configure AD integration using the table below, leave all other fields as is | # Configure AD integration using the table below, leave all other fields as is | ||
# Kick start AD integration | # Kick start AD integration | ||
#* Log out of the vFoglight interface, then log in as a | #* Log out of the vFoglight interface, then log in as a CORP domain user (ie yourself). The login should partially succeed, and you should receive a error message like | ||
#* ''You logged in as user 123456 and do not have access to the application.'' | #* ''You logged in as user 123456 and do not have access to the application.'' | ||
#* If not, check the latest ManagementServer log at <code> .\Program Files\vizioncore\vFoglight\logs\ </code> and attempt to resolve. | #* If not, check the latest ManagementServer log at <code> .\Program Files\vizioncore\vFoglight\logs\ </code> and attempt to resolve. | ||
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! Field !! Description !! Example | ! Field !! Description !! Example | ||
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| Nearest LDAP server || Primary Domain Controller || <code> ldap:// | | Nearest LDAP server || Primary Domain Controller || <code> ldap://dcsvr01.corp.domain.com:389/ </code> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Secondary LDAP server URL || Secondary Domain Controller || <code> ldap:// | | Secondary LDAP server URL || Secondary Domain Controller || <code> ldap://dcsvr02.corp.domain.com:389/ </code> | ||
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| Distinguished name of the service account || vFoglight server's Service Account || <code> CN=- | | Distinguished name of the service account || vFoglight server's Service Account || <code> CN=svc-vFog,CN=Users,DC=corp,DC=domain,DC=com </code> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Password || vFoglight Service Account password || ''Password for - | | Password || vFoglight Service Account password || ''Password for svc-vFog'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| LDAP query prefix || Query prefix for user a/c finding || <code> CN= </code> | | LDAP query prefix || Query prefix for user a/c finding || <code> CN= </code> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| LDAP query suffix || Query suffix for user a/c finding, note the leading ''',''' || <code> ,DC= | | LDAP query suffix || Query suffix for user a/c finding, note the leading ''',''' || <code> ,DC=corp,DC=domain,DC=com </code> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| The scope(s) to search for groups || Where to look for domain user groups || <code> DC= | | The scope(s) to search for groups || Where to look for domain user groups || <code> DC=corp,DC=domain,DC=com </code> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| The LDAP context for user searching || Where to look for domain users || <code> DC= | | The LDAP context for user searching || Where to look for domain users || <code> DC=corp,DC=domain,DC=com </code> | ||
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== Database Backup Scheduling == | == Database Backup Scheduling == | ||
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<!-- COMMENTED OUT, AS DOMAIN ACCOUNTS DON'T SEEM TO WORK | <!-- COMMENTED OUT, AS DOMAIN ACCOUNTS DON'T SEEM TO WORK | ||
# Create scheduled task account on GMI domain | # Create scheduled task account on GMI domain | ||
#* EG | #* EG create <code> svc-vFog </code> using something like | ||
#* <code> dsadd user "cn=- | #* <code> dsadd user "cn=svc-vFog, cn=Users, dc=gmi, dc=dtc, dc=reuint, dc=com" -pwd "password-here" -pwdneverexpires yes -disabled no </code> | ||
#* and make a member of the "Scheduling Clients" group --> | #* and make a member of the "Scheduling Clients" group --> | ||
# Create directory structure on the backup drive... | # Create directory structure on the backup drive... | ||
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#* <code> T:\backup\data\ibbackup_logfile </code> | #* <code> T:\backup\data\ibbackup_logfile </code> | ||
# Schedule the batch script to run at 07:00 and 19:00 hrs ''local'' time, using a command similar to (edit as suggested)... | # Schedule the batch script to run at 07:00 and 19:00 hrs ''local'' time, using a command similar to (edit as suggested)... | ||
#* <code> schtasks /create /tn "vFoglight MySQL backup" /ru | #* <code> schtasks /create /tn "vFoglight MySQL backup" /ru <user> /rp <password> /tr T:\backup\config\DoBackup.bat /sc hourly /mo 12 /st 07:00:00 </code> | ||
#* /ru - ''Service account username'' | #* /ru - ''Service account username'' | ||
#* /rp - ''Service account password'' – edit as required | #* /rp - ''Service account password'' – edit as required | ||
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On the Federation vFoglight server, the problem is caused by a lack of data to the source FMS/local vFoglight server, or a problem between that server and the master Federation server. | On the Federation vFoglight server, the problem is caused by a lack of data to the source FMS/local vFoglight server, or a problem between that server and the master Federation server. | ||
[[Category: | == Duplicate / Unwanted vCentre == | ||
To remove a vCentre server instance that's not required from vFoglight... | |||
# In the left-hand '''Dashboards''' menu | |||
# Browse to '''Management Server | Servers | Data Management''' | |||
# Then expand '''VMware Model | virtualCenters''' | |||
# Locate the vCentre you want to remove, and click the '''delete''' icon | |||
...if the vCentre comes back, then there's probably a vFoglight VMware agent still sending data to the server | |||
[[Category:Applications]] | |||
[[Category:Virtualisation]] | |||