VMware VC-VLM4-C User Guide - Page 14

Accessing the Lab Manager Web Console, Appendix B, Client and Browser Support

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Lab Manager User's Guide Figure 1‐1 illustrates the components of Lab Manager and how it works with VMware vSphere. Figure 1-1. Lab Manager Components Lab Manager Web Console or SOAP API HTML over HTTPS VM Consoles: TCP 902, 903 Lab Manager Server VMware vSphere VIM API vCenter Server ESX/ESXi servers FC, iSCSI, or NFS virtual machines and media shared storage Lab Manager supports VMware vSphere capabilities such as VMware VMotion™, VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS), and VMware High Availability (HA). These distributed services enable efficient and automated resource management and high virtual machine availability. Lab Manager does not support VMware Fault Tolerance (FT) or vSphere linked clones. FT is disabled for all virtual machines managed by Lab Manager. Accessing the Lab Manager Web Console You connect to the Lab Manager Web console using a browser. To access the Lab Manager Web console, a computer must satisfy these requirements:  Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox For information about which Web browsers are supported on which client operating systems, see Appendix B, "Client and Browser Support," on page 159. If you are using Internet Explorer, see "Set Microsoft Internet Explorer Options" on page 15.  Routable access to the Lab Manager server and ESX/ESXi hosts  1024 x 768 or higher resolution monitor 14 VMware, Inc.

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Figure 1
1
illustrates the components of Lab Manager and how it works with VMware vSphere.
Figure 1-1.
Lab Manager Components
Lab Manager supports VMware vSphere capabilities such as VMware VMotion™, VMware Distributed
Resource Scheduler (DRS), and VMware High Availability (HA). These distributed services enable efficient
and automated resource management and high virtual machine availability. Lab Manager does not support
VMware Fault Tolerance (FT) or vSphere linked clones. FT is disabled for all virtual machines managed by
Lab Manager.
Accessing the Lab Manager Web Console
You connect to the Lab Manager Web console using a browser. To access the Lab Manager Web console,
a computer must satisfy these requirements:
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox
For information about which Web browsers are supported on which client operating systems, see
Appendix B, “Client and Browser Support,”
on page 159. If you are using Internet Explorer, see
“Set
Microsoft Internet Explorer Options”
on page 15.
Routable access to the Lab Manager server and ESX/ESXi hosts
1024 x 768 or higher resolution monitor
vCenter
Server
Lab Manager
Web Console
or SOAP API
Lab Manager
Server
VMware vSphere
ESX/ESXi
servers
shared
storage
HTML
over HTTPS
VM Consoles:
TCP 902, 903
VIM API
FC, iSCSI, or NFS
virtual machines
and media