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How to create vCenter Single Sign-on user ?

Hello guys in previous post we have learned about vSphere 6 Permissions & its different Permissions. It has 4 types of Permissions. So here in this post i will show you how to create vCenter Single Sign-on User. So you can use that user to authenticate vCenter using Single Sign-on.

vCenter uses Roles to provide the permissions to the vCenter Inventory objects. where you first create a role with the set of privileges which is assigned to the user or group by which user or group can given permission of the vSphere objects.

So Let’s check how to create New User in vCenter Single Sign-On Step by Step.

Create User in vCenter Single Sign-On:-

Step 1:
Logon to your vSphere Web Client using Administrator access.
Choose the Administration from Navigator Menu.

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Step 2:
Expand the Option Single Sign-On.
Choose the vSphere.local domain from Domain Drop-Down.
Choose the Users & Groups

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Step 3:
New User creation windows will open.
Here fill all the details of user such as name,password,email id etc.
Click OK to save.

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That’s it you have successfully added the new user. You can see the user is listed in the Users list.

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Checkout Our Posts on vCenter Server Permissions :-

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Mayur Parmar

Hi I am Mayur Parmar. Independent Author & Founder of Mastering VMware. I am working in IT industry for more than 4 Years with knowledge of VMware , Microsoft Server's, Linux Server's.

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