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pecek
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Can't see my vCenter server in SSO even is registered

Hi,

yesterday i've upgraded vCenter 5.0 to vCenter 5.1.0a. i've done everything (i think!) as it was written in vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-51-upgrade-guide.pdf. But when i've logged to web-client (https://vcenter:9443/vsphere-client) i can't see my vcenter server. So i've logged to localhost:9443 to register my vCenter and i can see that it's registered. So what is the problem, why i don't see it in web-client?

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Best Regards,

p.

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vmfcraig
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Login to vCenter using the vSphere Client.

Right click at the top level and Add Permissions > Add in Domain Admins or whatever AD Group you use for vCenter.

Then login to the Web Client using domain\user and you should see vCenter.

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Hi,

Welcome to the community!

What user did you use to log into vSphere client?

What if you log in with the admin@System-Domain user?

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pecek
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Hi,

i've logged as my user (when first logged to web-client i added my ad domain and then added in group __Administrators__ my user (from AD DS)).

when i'm logging to web client with admin@System-Domain i can't see my vCenter server - exactly the same situation. Smiley Sad

Best Regards,

p.

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spravtek
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Is vCenter installed on Windows or are you using the appliance?

Did you put your domain in the first spot in SSO?

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pecek
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Hi,

I'm not using appliance. everything is installed on the same windows server 2008 r2. vCenter (and SSO and so on).

In SSO Discovery -> Configuration i've added my AD domain and in "Defaults Domains" my AD domain is first, second is VCENTER1 (the same as Windows Server 2008R2 hostname and third is System-Domain.

Best Regards,

p.

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vmfcraig
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Login to vCenter using the vSphere Client.

Right click at the top level and Add Permissions > Add in Domain Admins or whatever AD Group you use for vCenter.

Then login to the Web Client using domain\user and you should see vCenter.

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pecek
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Hi,

Can you explain me where do i need to right click? After i log (as admin@System-Domain) to web client i'm clicking on Home, vCenter, Rules and Profiles (and so on) and nothing appears.

Best regards,

p.

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vmfcraig
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You need to login using the normal vSphere Client to asign permissions NOT the Web Client.

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pecek
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Sorry, don't know why i'm focused on web client... And that's why totally forgot about permissions from client...

Thank you very much, it's working!

Best regards,

p.

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vmfcraig
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No problem, glad I could help.

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