VMware vCenter Lab Manager 2.5 User guide

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User guide
User’s Guide
Lab Manager 2.5.1
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Contents
AboutThisBook 9
1 IntroducingLab Manager 13
Lab ManagerComponents 14
Lab ManagerBenefitsandFeatures 15
UsingLab ManagerwithVirtualCenterManagementServer 16
EnablingHighAvailabilityforLab ManagerServer 17
2 GettingStartedwithLab Manager 19
SettingInternetExplorerOptions 20
AccessingtheLab ManagerConsole 20
ReviewingtheLab ManagerUserInterface 21
DefaultLandingPage 21
SpecificAreasandOperations 23
InterfaceFeatures 24
MouseoverMenus 24
BreadcrumbTitles 24
TextSearchFilter 24
ColumnSorting 25
VMwareToolsandMouseControl 25
ReviewingtheGeneralWorkflowinLab Manager 25
3 WorkingwithVirtualMachines 27
AccessingVirtualMachines 28
AccessingaVirtualMachineConsolefortheFirstTime 29
InstallingtheActiveXControl 29
InstallingtheVMwareRemoteMKSPluginforFirefox 29
ReviewingtheVirtualMachineConsolePage 30
ChangingtheConsoleDisplaySize 31
ReviewingVirtualMachineOperations 31
SummaryofVirtualMachineOperations 32
SummaryofVirtualMachineStates 34
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ChangingIPorMACAddresses 34
SettingUpRemoteDesktopConnections 36
TakingSnapshotsandRevertingtheSnapshots 37
InsertingCDs 37
EjectingCDs 38
SwappingCDs 38
InsertingFloppyDisks 39
EjectingFloppyDisks 39
SwappingFloppyDisks 40
AddingVirtualHardDiskstoVirtualMachines(Templates) 40
AddingSCSIVirtualHardDisks 41
EditingVirtualMachineProperties 42
ReviewingthePropertiesList 43
ConsolidatingVirtualMachines 45
4 WorkingwithMachineTemplates 47
AboutTemplates 47
AccessingtheTemplatesPage 48
ReviewingTemplateOperations 50
SummaryofTemplateOperations 50
SummaryofTemplateStatesandAttributes 52
CreatingTemplates 52
UpdatingTemplates 53
ImportingTemplates 53
ImportingaTemplatefromSMBStorage 54
ImportingaTemplatefromVMFSStorage 57
CreatingTemplatesfromScratch 59
CreatingaBlankTemplate 59
DeployingaTemplate 61
InstallingtheGuestOperatingSystem 61
InstallingVMwareTools 63
InstallingAdditional
Software 64
InstallingLMTools 64
ShuttingDownaTemplate 69
UndeployingaTemplate 69
PublishingaTemplate 70
SharingaTemplate 70
CreatingTemplatesfromActiveVirtualMachinesinLab Manager 70
CloningTemplates 71
CopyingTemplates 73
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ChangingSharedTemplatestoPrivateTemplates 74
ExportingTemplates 75
ConsolidatingTemplates 76
EditingTemplateProperties 76
DeletingTemplates 80
DeletingPublishedTemplatesAfterManagedServerFailure 80
5 WorkingwithConfigurations 81
AboutConfigurations 82
AccessingConfigurations 82
ReviewingConfigurationOperations 84
SummaryofConfigurationOperations 85
SummaryofConfigurationStatesandAttributes 87
CreatingConfigurations 87
IPAddressAssignmentforVirtualMachines 89
AddingVirtualMachinestoExistingConfigurations 89
DeployingConfigurations 90
DeployOptions 91
DeploywithDefaultsOption 92
UndeployingConfigurations 93
CapturingConfigurationstotheLibrary 93
CheckingOutConfigurationsfromtheLibrary 94
StoppingConfigurations 95
CloningConfigurations 96
CopyingConfigurations 97
Exporting
Configurations 98
ImportingConfigurations 99
SharingConfigurations 100
CreatingandRestoringConfigurationLiveLinks 101
TakingSnapshotsandRevertingtoSnapshots 102
EditingConfigurationProperties 102
ViewingDetailsonVirtualMachinesinaConfiguration 103
AccessingaVirtualMachineConsole 104
AccessingAllVirtualMachineConsolesinaConfiguration 105
DeletingConfigurations 105
6 WorkingwithMedia 107
AccessingtheMediaLibrary 108
ReviewingMediaOperations 108
AddingMediatotheLibrary 108
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SynchronizingLab ManagerwithMediaStorage 109
DeletingMediafromtheLibrary 110
SharingMediaFiles 110
ChangingSharedMediaFilestoPrivateFiles 110
EditingMediaProperties 111
7 AdministeringandMonitoringLab Manager 113
MonitoringLab Manager 114
MonitoringtheActivityLog 114
MonitoringtheServerPool 115
MonitoringDeployedMachines 116
ManagingUsers 118
SettingUserPreferences 118
DefaultsTab 118
PasswordTab 120
ViewingUsers 121
AddingNewUsers 122
DeletingUsers 124
EditingUserProperties 124
ManagingManagedServerSystems 125
ViewingManagedServerSystems 126
AddingManagedServerSystems 127
RemovingManagedServerSystems 129
ViewingtheDeployedMachinesonaManagedServer 129
EditingManagedServer
Properties 130
ReviewingAdditionalManagedServerOperations 132
ManagingStorageServers 133
ViewingStorageServers 134
PerformingaRescan 136
ViewingVirtualMachineStorageUsage 136
AssessingVirtualMachineDiskSpace 138
AddingNFSVirtualMachineStorage 140
AddingMediaStoragetoLab Manager 141
MediaStorageRequirements 141
SettingUpSMBMediaStorageforLab Manager 142
CreatingaSharedFolderforLab Manager 142
AttachingMediaStoragetoLab Manager 142
Removing
StorageServers 144
AdditionalTasksforRemovinganNFSMediaServer 144
EditingStorageServerProperties 145
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ReviewingAdditionalStorageServerOperations 145
ConfiguringNetworkSettings 146
ViewingNetworkSettings 146
ReviewingtheSettingstab 146
ReviewingtheIPPoolTab 147
UnderstandingIPAddressManagement 148
AddingIPAddressestotheLab ManagerIPPool 148
RemovingIPAddressesfromtheLab ManagerIPPool 149
ConfiguringLab ManagerSettings 149
AccessingLab ManagerSettings 149
ReviewingtheGeneralTab 150
ServerPreferences 150
LDAPPreferences 152
EmailPreferences 152
DefaultUser
Preferences 153
DefaultDeploymentOptions 153
ActiveDirectoryandLab Manager 154
LDAPPreferences:LDAPBindingandGroupStrings 156
UsingOUsandGroups 158
ReviewingtheLicenseTab 158
ReviewingtheLMToolsTab 159
ReviewingtheSupportLinkTab 161
ReviewingtheResourceCleanupTab 162
8 TroubleshootingLab Manager 165
BlankScreenAppearsWhenAccessingLab Manager 166
Lab ManagerDoesNotDisplayVirtualMachineConsole 166
DuplicateIPAddressErrorsAppear 167
AdditionofSCSIVirtualHardDiskFails 167
MouseNavigationonVirtualMachineConsoleFails 167
RemoteAccesstoVirtualMachineFails 168
LiveLinkURLErrorAppears 168
HostServerCDDriveCannotInstallSoftware 168
ImportingaVirtualMachineasa
TemplateFails 169
ImportingaVirtualMachinefromVMFSStorageFails 169
InsertingMediafromNFSServerFails 170
VirtualHardDiskSpaceIsLow 171
Lab ManagerServerFails,LosesConnectivity,orRebootstheSystem 172
SMBMediaStorageServerFails 172
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PermanentFailureofManagedServerOccurs 173
TemporaryFailureofManagedServerOccurs
(RebootorTurnOff) 174
TemporaryFailureofManagedServerOccurs
(Networking) 175
A ClientandBrowserSupport 177
B GuestOperatingSystemSupport 181
C NetworkFencing 185
WhyShouldIFenceConfigurations? 186
HowDoesFencingWork? 186
FencingOptions 188
ProcessorTypeIncompatibility 191
ViewingVirtualSwitchesforFences 191
ReviewingAdditionalFencingOperations 192
D ExtendingLMTools 193
HowdoesLMToolswork? 194
ExtendingtheLMToolsScript 195
ExtendingtheLMToolsScriptonaWindowsGuestOS 195
ExtendingtheLMToolsScriptonaLinuxGuestOS 195
Index 197
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TheVMwareLab ManagerUser’sGuideprovidesdetailedinformationaboutthe
VMwareLab Managersystemanditscomponents,commands,operations,
configuration,anduserinterface.
Intended Audience
Theguideisintendedforexperienceddevelopersandtestersofsoftwareapplications.
Thisdocumentassumestheuserhassomefamiliaritywiththesetopics:
Virtualmachinetechnology
Basicconceptsofdistributed,multitieredsystems
Currentdevelopmentandtestingpractices
WindowsandLinuxoperatingsystems
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About This Book
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Conventions
Table 1illustratesthetypographicconventionsusedinthismanual.
Technical Support and Education Resources
Thefollowingsectionsdescribethetechnicalsupportresourcesavailabletoyou.
Self-Service Support
UsetheVMwareTechnologyNetwork(VMTN)forselfhelptoolsandtechnical
information:
Productinformationhttp://www.vmware.com/products/
Technologyinformationhttp://www.vmware.com/communities/content/
Documentationhttp://www.vmware.com/support/pubs
VMTNKnowledgeBasehttp://www.vmware.com/support/kb
Discussionforumshttp://www.vmware.com/community
Usergroupshttp://www.vmware.com/vcommunity/usergroups.html
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http://www.vmtn.net
Table 1. Conventions Used in This Manual
Style Elements
Blue(onlineonly) Links,crossreferences,andemailaddresses
Blackboldface Userinterfaceelementssuchasbuttonnamesandmenuitems
Monospace Commands,filenames,directories,andpaths
Monospace bold Userinput
Italic Documenttitles,glossary terms,andoccasionalemphasis
<Name> Variableandparameternames
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Online and Telephone Support
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Customerswithappropriatesupportcontractsshouldusetelephonesupportforthe
fastestresponseonpriority1issues.Goto
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Support Offerings
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VMware Education Services
VMwarecoursesofferextensivehandsonlabs,casestudyexamples,andcourse
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VMwareLab Managerprovidesarobustsolutionformanagingvirtualmachinesina
testlab.Lab Managerdoesnotassumeextensiveknowledgeofvirtualizationand
allowssoftwaredevelopersandQAengineerstoquicklyprovision,share,andtear
downmultimachinetestcasesorconfigurations.
Specifically,Lab Managerstreamlinesthesetup,capture,storage,andsharingof
multimachinesoftwareconfigurationsinvirtualizedenvironments.Lab Manager
offersaselfserviceinterfaceandlibraryfromwhichuserscanaccessvirtualmachine
imagestodeployacrossmultipleservers.
Thischaptercoversthesetopics:
“Lab ManagerComponents”onpage 14
“Lab ManagerBenefitsandFeatures”onpage 15
“UsingLab ManagerwithVirtualCenterManagementServeronpage 16
Introducing Lab Manager
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Lab Manager Components
Lab Managerservers”collectivelyreferstotheLab ManagerServersystem,Managed
Serversystems,andstorageservers.Figure 11illustratesthecomponentsof
Lab Manager.
Figure 1-1. Lab Manager Components
Lab ManagerServerAserverthatprovidesWebandSOAPinterfacesforthe
Lab Managersystem.TheLab ManagerServersystemmanagesanddeploys
configurationsagainstapoolofManagedServer
systems.
Lab ManagerManagedServerAserverrunningVMwareESXServerandManaged
Serversoftware.TheLab ManagerServersystemusestheManagedServersystemto
deployconfigurationsandtheirvirtualmachines.YoucanhavemultipleManaged
Serversystems.
Lab ManagerstorageserverStorageforvirtualmachines(forexample,anESXServer
SANorNFSserver)andstorageformedia(CD,DVD,andfloppyimages).Youcan
havemultiplestorageservers.
EveryLab ManagerinstallationprovidesdefaultmediastorageontheLab Manager
Serversystem.
virtual machine
storage
(SAN)
media and
virtual machine
storage
(NFS)
default media
storage
Lab Manager
Managed Server
Lab Manager
Managed Server
Lab Manager
Managed Server
Lab Manager
client user
Lab Manager
client user
Lab Manager
client user
Lab Manager Server
administrator
network
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Chapter 1 Introducing Lab Manager
Lab ManagerclientuserClientswhocanusetheLab ManagerWebconsoleandthe
Lab ManagerSOAPAPI.YoucanaccesstheLab ManagerWebconsolewithInternet
ExplorerorFirefox.
Lab ManagerWebconsoleThebrowserbasedconsolethatenables
managementforalltestingactivities,regardlessofphysicallocation.Youcan
accessthiscomponentusingstandardHTTPprotocols.
UsetheLab ManagerWebconsoletoorganizegroupsofvirtualmachinesinto
configurationsbasedonmachinetemplates,tostoreconfigurationsandtheir
state
inlibraries,andtoquicklycopyandusemultiplecopiesoflibrary
configurationssimultaneouslywithoutrequiringknowledgeofthe
networkingenvironment.Copiesoflibraryconfigurationsareavailable
withinseconds.
Whenyoucheckoutalibraryconfiguration,theconfigurationretainsthe
networkprofile(IPaddress,name,MACaddress,securityidentifiers,and
more),
whichpreservestherunningsoftwareanddataonthemachine.Virtual
machinescreatedfromtemplatesaregivennewnetworkprofilesastheyjoin
aconfiguration.ThisprofilechangesthroughtheLab ManagerTools(LM
Tools)utilityinstalledonthetemplateoperatingsystem.
Lab ManagerSOAPAPIASOAPAPIWebservicethatenablesyouto
accessLab Managerprogrammatically.Thisallowseasyintegrationwith
buildmanagementsystemsandwithautomatedtestingtoolsfromMercury,
IBM,Segue,andothercompanies.
Lab Manager Benefits and Features
Lab Managerenablesuserstolowerdevelopment,test,andintegrationcosts,aswellas
tapintoasharedpoolofserverandnetworkingresources,eliminatemanualsetup,and
decreasesoftwaredevelopmenttimes.
Reviewthesespecificbenefits:
ProductivitySavestimewhenprovisioningmachines.
ProcessimprovementAssistswithcommunicationbetweentestingand
developmentteams.
ServerconsolidationIncludespoolandshareservers,storage,andothertesting
anddevelopmentresources.
ComputeraccessProvidesaccesstomorecomputersthanavailablephysical
machines.
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SelfhelpAllowsengineerstoindividuallycreate,setup,andteardown
configurationswithoutrelyingonIT.
OutsourcinganddistributeddevelopmentAllowsgeographicallydispersed
teamstoworkonthesamemachinesandconfigurationsovertheInternet.
Reviewthesespecificfeatures:
TemplatesCreatenew,fullyconfiguredvirtualmachinesinseconds.
ConfigurationsRun,manage,andmonitormultipleconfigurations
simultaneously.
ConfigurationlibraryStoreconfigurationstopersistentstorageforteamuse.
StatecaptureCapturethelivestateofallthemachinesinaconfiguration.You
cancaptureandsharebugsintheirrunningstate.
NetworkfencingRuncopiesofconfigurationswithidenticalnetworkprofiles
simultaneouslyusingthisnetworkisolationtechnology.
ResourcemanagementManageapoolofcomputingandstorageresources.
DeltatreemanagementSavevirtualmachinefilechangestoefficientand
highperformancestorage.
ApplicationintegrationIntegratetestapplicationswiththeLab ManagerWeb
serviceSOAPAPI.
MonitoringViewandcontrolserverfarmutilizationinrealtime.
BrowseraccessRemotelyaccessLab Managerfromanylocation.
AutomationAutomatetestmatricesendtoend.
Using Lab Manager with VirtualCenter Management
Server
YoucanuseVMwareVirtualCenterManagementServer(VirtualCenterServer)to
monitorESXServersystemsmanagedbyLab Manager.However,allVirtualCenter
ServeractionsthatregisterorunregisterLab Managervirtualmachines(including
thosetriggeredbyVMwareHAandVMwareVMotion™)cancauseerrorsin
Lab Manager.
VMwarerecommendsmanagingESXServersystemswithLab Manager
or
VirtualCenterServer,butnotboth.AvoidinstallingLab Manageronthesamesystem
asVirtualCenterServertoavoidperformancecomplications.Formoreinformationon
VirtualCenterServer,seetheVMwareInfrastructure3documentation.
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Chapter 1 Introducing Lab Manager
Enabling High Availability for Lab Manager Server
TotakeadvantageofVMwareHA,VMwareDRS,orVMwareVMotion,installthe
Lab ManagerServercomponentonavirtualmachineratherthanaphysicalsystem.
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TogetstartedwithLab Manager,youcanbecomefamiliarwiththemainelements,
operations,andnavigationoftheLab ManagerWebconsole.
Thischaptercoversthesetopics:
“SettingInternetExplorerOptions”onpage 20
“A c c e s s i n g theLab ManagerConsole”onpage 20
“ReviewingtheLab ManagerUserInterface”onpage 21
“ReviewingtheGeneralWorkflowinLab Manageronpage 25
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Setting Internet Explorer Options
ReviewtherequirementsforclientusermachinesintheVMwareLab Manager
InstallationGuide.WhenaccessingtheLab ManagerWebconsolewithIE,makesureto
enabletheproperbrowsersettings.
To set IE options for machines accessing the Web console
1OpentheControlPanelfromthedesktopandclickAddorRemovePrograms.
IfyouareusingaWindowsplatformother
thanWindows2003,proceedtoStep 4.
2ClickAdd/RemoveWindowsComponents.
3 DeselecttheEnhancedInternetExplorerSecurityConfigurationcheckboxand
clickNext.
4FromtheToolsmenuinIE,chooseInternetOptions.
5IntheSecuritytab,clickCustomLevel.
6Enablethesebrowseroptions:
DownloadsignedActiveXcontrols
RunActiveXcontrolsandplugins
AllowMETAREFRESH
Activescripting
Allowpasteoperationsviascript
7IntheAdvancedtab,enablethePlayanimationsinwebpagesoption.
Accessing the Lab Manager Console
AccesstheLab ManagerWebconsoleandOverviewpageusingIEorFirefox.
To access the Lab Manager console
1 ObtainaLab Manageraccount.
Ifyoudonothaveanaccountorneedaccountinformation,seeaLab Manager
administrator.
2OnaWindowsmachineconnectedtotheInternetoryourlocalintranet,launcha
browserwindow.
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