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System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager Cookbook - Third Edition

By : Roman Levchenko, EDVALDO ALESSANDRO CARDOSO
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System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager Cookbook - Third Edition

By: Roman Levchenko, EDVALDO ALESSANDRO CARDOSO

Overview of this book

Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) 2016 is part of the System Center suite to configure and manage datacenters and offers a unified management experience on-premises and Azure cloud. This book will be your best companion for day-to-day virtualization needs within your organization, as it takes you through a series of recipes to simplify and plan a highly scalable and available virtual infrastructure. You will learn the deployment tips, techniques, and solutions designed to show users how to improve VMM 2016 in a real-world scenario. The chapters are divided in a way that will allow you to implement the VMM 2016 and additional solutions required to effectively manage and monitor your fabrics and clouds. We will cover the most important new features in VMM 2016 across networking, storage, and compute, including brand new Guarded Fabric, Shielded VMs and Storage Spaces Direct. The recipes in the book provide step-by-step instructions giving you the simplest way to dive into VMM fabric concepts, private cloud, and integration with external solutions such as VMware, Operations Manager, and the Windows Azure Pack. By the end of this book, you will be armed with the knowledge you require to start designing and implementing virtual infrastructures in VMM 2016.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Title Page
Packt Upsell
Contributors
Preface
Index

Creating user roles in VMM


User roles in VMM 2016 are used to define the objects and management operations that specified users can create/manage/perform in VMM.

These user roles are as follows:

  • Administrator: The members of this group can perform tasks/actions on all objects managed by VMM. In addition to this, only administrators can add WSUS servers to VMM.
  • Fabric (delegated) administrator: The members of this group can perform tasks/actions within their assigned scope (host groups, private clouds, and/or library servers). They can create delegated administrators with a subset of their scope.
  • Read-only administrator: The members of this group are able to view the status and properties of objects or jobs within their assigned scope (host groups, private clouds, and/or library servers) and to specify the Run As accounts that they can view.
  • Tenant administrator: The members of this group can create/manage self-service users (specifying the tasks/actions they can execute on VMs and/or services...