VMware vCenter Lab Manager 3.0 User guide

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User’s Guide
Lab Manager 3.0
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Contents
AboutThisBook 13
1 IntroducingLabManager 15
LabManagerComponents 16
LabManagerBenefitsandFeatures 17
UnderstandingLabManagerintheVMwareInfrastructureEnvironment 18
UsingClusters,Hosts,ResourcePools,andDatastores 18
UsingVMwareInfrastructureCapabilities 19
2 UsingtheLabManagerWebConsole 21
SettingBrowserOptions 21
AccessingtheLabManagerWebConsole 22
ViewingPerformance,Usage,andSupportInformation 22
UsingtheInterface 24
UsingPopUpMenus 24
UsingTextSearchFilter 24
UsingColumnSorting 25
VMwareToolsandMouseControl 25
SettingUserPreferences 25
SetDisplay,Deployment,andLeaseAlertPreferences 25
ChangingYourUserPassword 26
GeneralWorkflowinLabManager 27
3 WorkingwithNetworkTemplates 29
AccessingtheNetworkTemplatesPage 30
CreatingNetworkTemplates 31
CopyingNetworkTemplates 33
SharingNetworkTemplates 33
ModifyingNetworkTemplateProperties 35
ChangingOwnershipofNetworkTemplates 35
DeletingNetworkTemplates 35
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ViewingIPPoolUsageforaVirtualNetwork 36
AddingIPAddressestotheIPPoolofaVirtualNetwork 37
RemovingIPAddressesfromtheIPPoolofaVirtualNetwork 37
4 WorkingwithVirtualMachines 39
ViewingtheVirtualMachinesinaConfiguration 40
DeployingVirtualMachines 41
DeployingVirtualMachinesonHighAvailabilityClusters 43
UndeployingVirtualMachines 43
DiscardingStateforVirtualMachines 44
ConsolidatingVirtualMachines 44
ModifyingVirtualMachineProperties 45
ModifyingVirtualMachineHardDisks 48
AddingaVirtualMachineHardDisk 48
EditingaVirtualMachineHardDisk 48
DeletingaVirtualMachineHardDisk 49
Modifying
VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaces 49
EditingNetworkInterfaceSettings 49
ResettingaNetworkInterfaceMACAddress 51
AddingaNetworkInterface 51
DeletingaNetworkInterface 52
ViewingaVirtualMachineConsole 53
InstallingtheActiveXControlorVMwareRemoteMKSPlugIn 53
WorkinginaVirtualMachineConsole 54
SettingUpaRemoteDesktopConnection 55
PoweringOnorPoweringOffa
VirtualMachine 55
ResettingaVirtualMachine 56
ShuttingDownaVirtualMachine 56
SuspendingandResumingaVirtualMachine 56
InstallingVMwareTools 57
TakingASnapshotofaVirtualMachine 57
RevertingtoaVirtualMachineSnapshot 58
DeletingaVirtualMachineSnapshot 58
InsertingandSwappingCDs 58
EjectingCDs 59
InsertingandSwappingFloppyDisks 59
EjectingFloppyDisks 59
WorkingwithBEALiquidVMs 60
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5 WorkingwithVirtualMachineTemplates 61
AccessingtheVMTemplatesPage 62
CreatingVirtualMachineTemplates 64
ImportingVirtualMachineTemplates 66
ImportingVirtualMachineTemplatesfromVirtualCenter 66
ImportingVirtualMachineTemplatesfromSMBStorage 68
SavingVirtualMachinesasVirtualMachineTemplates 69
CloningVirtualMachineTemplates 70
DeployingVirtualMachineTemplates 71
DeployingaVirtualMachineTemplatewithDefaultSettings 72
DeployingaVirtualMachineTemplatewith
CustomSettings 72
DeployingVirtualMachineTemplatesonHighAvailabilityClusters 72
InstallingaGuestOperatingSystem 73
InstallingVMwareTools 74
CustomizingtheGuestOperatingSystem 79
PrerequisitesforGuestCustomization 79
BuildingaMicrosoftSysprepPackage 80
ChoosingtheGuestCustomizationSIDGenerationTool 82
ChoosingtheSIDGenerationToolforLab Manager 82
ChoosingtheSIDGenerationToolforaVirtualMachine
Template 82
ChoosingtheSIDGenerationToolforaVirtualMachine 83
DisablingGuestCustomization 83
DisablingGuestCustomizationforaVirtualMachineTemplate 84
DisablingGuestCustomizationforaVirtualMachine 84
GuestCustomizationforWindowsNTandSolarisVirtualMachine
Templates 85
CustomizingGuestCustomization 86
ImportingVirtualMachineTemplatesfromLabManager2.xwith
VMware ToolsandLM Tools 87
UndeployingVirtual
MachineTemplates 87
SharingVirtualMachineTemplates 88
PublishingVirtualMachineTemplates 89
CheckingVMwareToolsStatusBeforePublishingVirtualMachine
Templates 89
DisablingVMware ToolsCheckBeforePublishingVirtualMachine
Templates 90
PublishingVirtualMachineTemplates 91
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ManagingVirtualMachineTemplates 91
UnpublishingVirtualMachineTemplates 91
ExportingVirtualMachineTemplatestoanSMBShare 91
ConsolidatingVirtualMachineTemplates 92
DiscardingStateforVirtualMachineTemplates 93
ModifyingVirtualMachineTemplateProperties 93
ModifyingVirtualMachineTemplateHardDisks 96
AddingaVirtualMachineTemplateHardDisk 96
AddingSCSIVirtualHardDisks 96
EditingaVirtualMachineTemplateHard
Disk 97
DeletingaVirtualMachineTemplateHardDisk 97
ModifyingVirtualMachineTemplateNetworkInterfaces 97
AddingaNetworkInterface 97
EditingNetworkInterfaceSettings 99
DeletingaNetworkInterface 100
ResettingaNetworkInterfaceMACAddress 100
ChangingOwnershipofVirtualMachineTemplates 100
DeletingVirtualMachineTemplates 101
6 WorkingwithConfigurations 103
AccessingConfigurations 104
AccessingtheWorkspacePage 104
AccessingtheLibraryPage 105
CreatingConfigurations 106
ImportingConfigurationsfromanSMBShare 109
CloningConfigurations 110
CloningWorkspaceConfigurations 110
CloningLibraryConfigurations 111
ViewingConfigurationVirtualMachinesandNetworks 112
ViewingConfigurationVirtualMachines 112
ViewingConfigurationNetworks 114
ViewingConfigurationDiagrams 115
ChangingtheVirtualMachinesinaConfiguration 115
AddingaVirtualMachinetoaConfiguration 115
Removinga
VirtualMachinefromaConfiguration 116
MovingVirtualMachinestoAnotherConfiguration 117
ChangingtheNetworksinaConfiguration 118
AddingaNetworktoaConfiguration 118
RemovingaNetworkfromaConfiguration 118
ForciblyRemovingaNetworkfromaConfiguration 119
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DeployingConfigurations 119
DeployingaConfigurationwithDefaultSettings 120
DeployingaConfigurationwithCustomSettings 120
DeployingConfigurationsonHighAvailabilityClusters 122
WorkingwithConfigurationSnapshots 123
TakingaConfigurationSnapshot 123
RevertingtoaConfigurationSnapshot 123
DeletingaConfigurationSnapshot 123
SavingConfigurationstotheLibrary 124
AddingaConfigurationtotheLibrary 124
CloningaLibraryConfigurationtotheWorkspace 125
Creating
aLiveLinktoaConfiguration 126
DeployingaConfigurationfromaLiveLink 126
SharingConfigurations 127
ManagingConfigurations 128
StoppingConfigurations 128
SuspendingaConfiguration 128
ResumingtheOperationofaSuspendedConfiguration 128
PoweringOffaConfiguration 129
PoweringOnaConfiguration 129
ResettingaConfiguration 129
UndeployingConfigurations 129
ExportingConfigurations 130
DiscardingStateforConfigurations 130
ModifyingConfigurationProperties 131
ChangingOwnershipofConfigurations 132
DeletingConfigurations 132
7 WorkingwithMedia 133
AccessingtheMediaLibrary 134
SynchronizingtheMediaLibrarywithMediaStoreFiles 135
RestrictingAccesstoMediaFiles 135
ModifyingMediaProperties 137
ChangingOwnershipofMediaFiles 137
8 AdministeringandMonitoringLabManager 139
MonitoringLab Manager 139
ViewingtheActivityLog 140
ViewingJobDetails 140
ViewingDeployedVirtualMachines 140
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ManagingUsers,Groups,andRoles 142
ManagingUsers 142
ViewingUsers 142
AddingUsers 144
DisablingandEnablingUsers 146
RemovingUsers 146
ModifyingUserProperties 147
ViewingUserRolesandOrganizations 149
SendingUserNotifications 149
ManagingStrandedUsers 150
ViewingStrandedUsers 150
TransferringOwnershipofStrandedUserObjects 151
ManagingGroups 151
ViewingGroups 151
ImportingLDAPGroups 152
RemovingGroups 153
ModifyingGroupProperties 153
ManagingRolesandRights 154
ViewingRoles 155
AddingRoles 155
Copying
Roles 156
DeletingRoles 156
ModifyingRoleProperties 156
ManagingOrganizations 157
ViewingOrganizations 157
CreatingOrganizations 157
ModifyingOrganizationProperties 159
DisablingOrganizations 160
RemovingOrganizations 160
ManagingResources 161
ManagingResourcePools 162
ViewingResourcePools 162
AttachingandDetachingResourcePools 163
EnablingandDisablingResourcePools 164
ModifyingResourcePoolProperties 164
UndeployingAllVirtualMachinesinaResourcePool 165
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ManagingHosts 165
ViewingHosts 165
PreparingandUnpreparingHosts 167
EnablingandDisablingHosts 168
ModifyingHostProperties 168
ViewingDeployedVirtualMachinesonaHost 169
UndeployingAllVirtualMachinesonaHost 171
ManagingDatastores 172
ViewingDatastores 172
RemovingDatastores 173
EnablingandDisablingDatastores 174
ModifyingDatastoreProperties 175
ViewingVirtualMachineDatastoreUsage 175
ViewingVirtualMachineDatastoreDirectories 177
DeletingExpiredVirtualMachines 179
Renewingthe
StorageLeaseforanExpiredVirtualMachine 179
DeletingRevertPoints 180
ConsolidatingaVirtualMachineBasedonDatastoreUsage 180
DeletingaVirtualMachineorConfigurationBasedonDatastore
Usage 181
ManagingMediaStores 181
ViewingMediaStores 181
AddingMediaStores 182
SynchronizingMediaStores 183
EnablingandDisablingMediaStores 183
ChangingtheNameofaMediaStore 184
ManagingPhysicalNetworks 184
Viewing
PhysicalNetworks 184
AddingaPhysicalNetwork 185
ViewingIPPoolUsageforaPhysicalNetwork 186
AddingIPAddressestotheIPPoolofaPhysicalNetwork 187
RemovingIPAddressesfromtheIPPoolofaPhysicalNetwork 188
ModifyingPhysicalNetworkProperties 188
DeletingaPhysicalNetwork 188
ConfiguringLabManagerSettings 189
ConfiguringGeneralSettings 189
LabManagerPreferences 189
EmailPreferences 191
SystemAlerts 192
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ConfiguringLDAPSettings 192
LocatinganLDAPServer 193
LDAPConnection 193
LDAPConnectorandSchema 195
LDAPUserAttributes 196
LDAPGroupAttributes 196
TestingLDAPSettings 196
ViewingCapacityLicenseInformation 196
AddingaLab Manager ServerCapacityLicense 196
ConfiguringGuestCustomizationSettings 197
ConfiguringSupportLinkSettings 197
ConfiguringResourceCleanupSettings 198
ConfiguringVirtualCenterSettings 199
ManagingVirtualCenterandDatacenters 199
CredentialRequirementsforConnectingLabManagertotheVirtualCenter
Server 201
Performing“Force”Operations 203
UndeployingVirtualMachineTemplateswithForce 203
UndeployingVirtualMachineswithForce 204
DeletingPublishedVirtualMachineTemplateswithForce 204
A RolesandRights 207
DatastoreRights 208
GeneralRights 208
GroupRights 209
HighI/ORights 209
HostRights 210
LibraryConfigurationRights 211
MachineRights 211
MediaRights 212
MediaStoreRights 213
NavigationBarRights 214
NetworkTemplateRights 215
OrganizationRights 215
PhysicalNetworkRights 216
ResourcePoolRights 216
RoleRights 217
SharingRights 217
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UserRights 218
VirtualMachineTemplateRights 219
WorkspaceConfigurationRights 219
B ClientandBrowserSupport 221
C GuestOperatingSystemSupport 225
D NetworkFencing 229
WhentoFenceConfigurations 229
UnderstandingFencing 230
FencingOptions 231
ProcessorTypeIncompatibility 234
ViewingVirtualSwitchesforFences 234
E ExtendingGuestCustomization 235
HowDoesGuestCustomizationWork? 235
ExtendingGuestCustomization 236
Glossary 237
Index 251
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TheLab ManagerUser’sGuidedescribesVMware
®
Lab Manageranditscomponents,
commands,operations,configuration,anduserinterface.
Intended Audience
Theguideisintendedforexperienceddevelopersandtestersofsoftwareapplications.
Thisdocumentassumesthattheuserhassomefamiliaritywiththefollowing:
Virtualmachinetechnology
Basicconceptsofdistributed,multitieredsystems
Currentdevelopmentandtestingpractices
WindowsandLinuxoperatingsystems
Document Feedback
VMwarewelcomesyoursuggestionsforimprovingourdocumentation.Ifyouhave
comments,sendyourfeedbackto:
Technical Support and Education Resources
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Online and Telephone Support
Useonlinesupporttosubmittechnicalsupportrequests,viewyourproductand
contractinformation,andregisteryourproducts.Goto:
http://www.vmware.com/support
Customerswithappropriatesupportcontractsshouldusetelephonesupportforthe
fastestresponseonpriority1issues.Goto:
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Support Offerings
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VMware Professional Services
VMwareEducationServicescoursesofferextensivehandsonlabs,casestudy
examples,andcoursematerialsdesignedtobeusedasonthejobreferencetools.
Coursesareavailableonsite,intheclassroom,andliveonline.Foronsitepilot
programs andimplementationbestpractices,VMwareConsultingServicesprovides
offeringsto helpyouassess,plan,
build,andmanageyourvirtualenvironment.To
accessinformationabouteducationclasses,certificationprograms,andconsulting
services,goto:
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VMwareLab ManagerisanapplicationthatrunsontopofVMwareInfrastructureand
createsandmanagesESXvirtualmachines.UsingLab Manager,youcancreatea
sharedvirtualmachinelibrarythatstoresmultimachineconfigurationsinstateandas
aunit.Lab Managercanquicklycreatecopiesofvirtualmachinesandrunidentical
copies
ofthesamevirtualmachineonthesamenetwork.
Lab ManagerusersaccessthelibrarythroughaWebbrowser.Lab Managerdoesnot
requireextensiveknowledgeofvirtualizationandallowsuserstoquicklyprovision,
share,andteardownmultimachinetestcasesorconfigurations.
Thischaptercoversthesetopics:
“LabManagerComponents”onpage 16
“LabManagerBenefitsandFeatures”onpage 17
“UnderstandingLabManagerintheVMwareInfrastructureEnvironment”on
page 18
Introducing Lab Manager
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Lab Manager Components
Figure 11illustratesthecomponentsofLab ManagerandhowitworkswithVMw are
Infrastructure.
Figure 1-1. Lab Manager Components
TheLab ManagerServerprovidesWebandSOAPinterfacesfortheLab Manager
Serversystem.
Lab ManagerclientuserscanaccesstheLab ManagerWebconsoleusingMicrosoft
InternetExplorerorMozillaFirefox.
TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIenablesusersto
accessLab Managerprogrammatically.
Thisallowseasyintegrationwithbuildmanagementsystemsandwithautomated
testingtools.SeetheLab ManagerSOAPAPIGuide.
VirtualCenter
Server
Lab Manager
Web Console
or SOAP API
Lab Manager
Server
and media servers
VMware Infrastructure
ESX servers
shared
storage
HTML
over HTTPS
VM Consoles:
TCP 902, 903
VIM API
NFS or
VMFS
.NET
remoting
FC, iSCSI, or NFS
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Chapter 1 Introducing Lab Manager
TheLab ManagerServermanagesanddeploysvirtualmachineconfigurationsagainst
acollectionofESXServerresourcepoolsandsharedstorageattachedtoaVirtualCenter
Server.FormoreinformationabouthowLab ManagerworkswithVirtualCenter,see
“UnderstandingLabManagerintheVMwareInfrastructureEnvironment”onpage 18.
Lab Managermediaservers(mediastores)provide
usersaccesstotheoperating
systemsandapplicationstheyneed,withoutrequiringtheusertoknowwherethe
mediafilesarestored.
Lab Manager Benefits and Features
Lab Managerenablesuserstolowerdevelopment,test,andintegrationcosts,aswellas
tapintoasharedpoolofresources,eliminatemanualsetup,anddecreasesoftware
developmenttimes.
Reviewthesespecificbenefits:
ProductivitySavestimewhenprovisioningmachines.
ProcessimprovementAssistswithcommunicationbetweentestingand
developmentteams.
ServerconsolidationIncludespoolandshareservers,storage,andothertesting
anddevelopmentresources.
ComputeraccessProvidesaccesstomorecomputersthanavailablephysical
machines.
SelfhelpAllowsengineerstoindividuallycreate,setup,andteardown
configurationswithoutrelyingonIT.
OutsourcinganddistributeddevelopmentAllowsgeographicallydispersed
teamstoworkonthesamemachinesandconfigurationsovertheInternet.
Reviewthesespecificfeatures:
VirtualMachineTemplatesCreatenew,fullyconfiguredvirtualmachinesin
seconds.
ConfigurationsRun,manage,andmonitormultipleconfigurations
simultaneously.
ConfigurationlibraryStoreconfigurationstopersistentstorageforteamuse.
StatecaptureCapturethelivestateofallthemachinesinaconfiguration.You
cancaptureandsharebugsintheirrunningstate.
NetworkfencingRuncopiesofconfigurationswithidenticalnetworkprofiles
simultaneouslyusingthisnetworkisolationtechnology.
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ResourcemanagementManageapoolofcomputingandstorageresources.
DeltatreemanagementSavevirtualmachinefilechangestoefficientand
highperformancestorage.
ApplicationintegrationIntegratetestapplicationswiththeLab Manager
SOAP API.
MonitoringViewandcontrolserverfarmutilizationinrealtime.
BrowseraccessRemotelyaccessLab Managerfromanylocation.
AutomationAutomatetestmatricesendtoend.
Understanding Lab Manager in the VMware Infrastructure
Environment
Lab ManagerisanapplicationthatresidesonandusestheVMwareInfrastructure
product.
VMwareESXprovidesresourcestorunthevirtualmachines.Lab Managermanages
theESXhoststhroughtheVirtualCenterServerandtheLab Manageragentinstalledon
thosehosts.
VMwareVirtualCenterServerisacontrolpointforthedatacenterandprovides
datacenter
servicessuchasaccesscontrol,performancemonitoring,andconfiguration.
VirtualCenteralsoprovidesadvancedVMwareInfrastructurecapabilitiesdescribedin
“UsingVMwareInfrastructureCapabilities”onpage 19.ESXhostscontinueto
functioneveniftheVirtualCenterServerbecomesunreachable(forexample,the
networkconnectionissevered).
Using Clusters, Hosts, Resource Pools, and Datastores
IntheVirtualCenterServer,youcanview,configure,andmanagethefollowingkey
elements:
Computingandmemoryresourcescalledhosts,clusters,andresourcepools
Storageresourcescalleddatastores
Networks
Virtualmachines
SeetheVMwareInfrastructure3documentationat
http://www.vmware.com/support/pubs/vi_pages/vi_pubs_35.html
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Hosts,clusters,andresourcepoolsprovideflexiblewaystoorganizetheaggregated
computingandmemoryresourcesinthevirtualenvironmentandlinkthembacktothe
underlyingphysicalresources.
Ahostrepresentstheaggregatecomputingandmemoryresourcesofaphysical
x86server.
Aclusteractsandcanbemanagedmuchlikeahost.Itrepresentstheaggregate
computingandmemoryresourcesofagroupofphysicalx86serverssharingthe
samenetworkandstoragearrays.
Resourcepoolsarepartitionsofcomputingandmemoryresourcesfromasingle
hostoracluster.WithVMware Distributed Resource Scheduler,thesepoolscanbe
hierarchicalandnested.
Using VMware Infrastructure Capabilities
Lab ManagerusesVMwareInfrastructurecapabilitiessuchasVMw areVMotion™,
VMwareDRS,andVMwareHighAvailability(HA).Thesearedistributedservicesthat
enableefficientandautomatedresourcemanagementandhighvirtualmachine
availability.
Lab ManagerworkswithvirtualmachinesregisteredwithVirtualCenterandVMware
Infrastructureadmissioncontrols.FormoreinformationaboutVirtualCenter,see
the
VMwareInfrastructure3documentationat
http://www.vmware.com/support/pubs/vi_pages/vi_pubs_35.html
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