A correct configuration of the vSphere components ensures business continuity and improves performance. We have already discussed the ESXi installation procedures, where settings, such as the NTP and the IP address, should be configured to avoid authentication issues and accessibility problems.
We also explained the scratch partition used for storing temporary data, including logs, and diagnostic information. By configuring the vCSA accordingly, roles and permissions can be assigned to users or groups to manage the infrastructure on different levels, and the integration with AD provides domain users with the capability to manage vSphere based on assigned roles.
You have learned how to perform backups of both essential vSphere components—ESXi hypervizors and vCenter Server, and how to restore from such backup-in-case of failure.
The management of vSphere objects...
