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Getting Started with VCM Components

and Tools

Getting Started with VCM Components and

Tools

This chapter covers global getting started procedures for VCM and all of its components and tools. After

completing this chapter, you should proceed to the specific getting started chapters in this manual that

apply to the components you have licensed and the VCM tools you plan to use. The remaining getting

started chapters within this document build on this one. Therefore, you should have a solid understanding

of the content within this chapter before proceeding to the remaining chapters.

This chapter contains the following sections:

Understanding User Access

Launching and Logging onto VCM

Getting Familiar with the Portal

Where to Go Next

Understanding User Access

After your installation is complete, the user who performed the installation is explicitly granted access and

is placed in the roles of ADMIN and USER. This user is also placed into the Admin role. Hence, this user

can immediately log in using the Admin role. The role of AD_Admin allows full administration access to

AD objects only.

Other user accounts can then be added after the Admin user logs in by going to Administration | User

Manager | VCM Logins. For instructions on how to add user accounts, see the online Help.

Whenever a user is either added to the Admin role in VCM, or granted access to the Administration |

User Manager node, the user is placed in the fixed machine roles Security Administrators and Bulk Insert

Administrators Groups. They are also added to the database roles public, ADMIN, and User on the VCM

Database.

Users who will not have access to the Administration | User Manager node will be assigned to public.

Depending on the functions granted to any particular user, more or fewer privileges may be needed in

order for their role to function properly.

All VCM user accounts must have the following rights on the VCM Collector machine:

Ability to log on locally to access IIS.

Read access to the System32 folder.

Write access to the CMFiles$\Exported_Reports folder for exporting reports.

If default permissions have been changed, read access to the C:\Program

Files\VMware\VCM\WebConsole directory, along with all subdirectories and files.

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