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Chapter 2: vmPRO Setup and Configuration

vmPRO Servers

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ServerManagement

When configuring a server for your vmPRO appliance, you can select either a single vCenter server to

manage ESX servers, OR you can select one or more standalone ESX servers. You cannot manage

both a vCenter server and ESX servers directly from your appliance. If you currently have a vCenter

server configured for your appliance, you need to delete it before adding an ESX server. See

Configuring a vCenter Server for a vmPRO Appliance.

VMwareVSAN

In environments using VMware's Virtual SAN (VSAN) configuration, you must set up your

vmPRO appliance to manage the configuration through a vCenter server, rather than managing

individual ESX servers. VSAN is a cluster-wide resource that exists as datastores on a cluster of ESX

servers. The vmPRO appliance manages VSAN through a vCenter server, which manages the ESX

servers housing the VSAN datastores.

Access the Configure Server dialog box from the VMs Console

1. On the vmPRO appliance GUI, click the VMs button to display the VMs console.

2. Click the Resources tab, as needed.

3. In the Servers pane, click Configure to display the ConfigureServerList dialog box.

Figure31:Configure Server List Dialog Box

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