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VMware vSphere Security Cookbook

You're reading from   VMware vSphere Security Cookbook Over 75 practical recipes to help you successfully secure your vSphere environment

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2014
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ISBN-13 9781782170341
Length 334 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Michael Greer Michael Greer
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Threat and Vulnerability Overview FREE CHAPTER 2. ESXi Host Security 3. Configuring Virtual Machine Security 4. Configuring User Management 5. Configuring Network Security 6. Configuring Storage Security 7. Configuring vShield Manager 8. Configuring vShield App 9. Configuring vShield Edge 10. Configuring vShield Endpoint 11. Configuring vShield Data Security 12. Configuring vSphere Certificates 13. Configuring vShield VXLAN Virtual Wires Index

Configuring Single Sign-On


Single Sign-On allows user and group account access across products so that a valid user in vCenter can be given access to vShield Manager without having to create a new user in vShield Manager for every user or group that requires access.

Getting ready

In order to proceed, we require the same prerequisites as in the Configuring vShield Manager Settings recipe earlier in this chapter.

How to do it…

Perform the following steps:

  1. Navigate to Settings & Reports | Configuration within vShield Manager.

  2. Locate Lookup Service on the configuration screen and click on the Edit button associated with Lookup Service.

  3. Check the option for Configure Lookup Service.

  4. Enter the vCenter Server IP address (192.168.10.20 in our example).

  5. Enter either the SSO Administrator Username created during the vCenter installation in its Universal Principal Name (UPN) format (in our example, administrator@vsphere.local).

  6. Enter the appropriate password.

    Note

    Do not change the default port of 7444 unless...

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