VMware VLM3-ENG-CP User Guide - Page 14

Lab Manager Components, Lab Manager Server, Lab Manager Managed Server

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VMware® Lab Manager User's Guide Lab Manager Components "Lab Manager servers" collectively refers to the Lab Manager Server system, Managed Server systems, and storage servers. Figure 1‐1 illustrates the components of Lab Manager. Figure 1-1. Lab Manager Components Lab Manager client user administrator network Lab Manager Managed Server Lab Manager client user Lab Manager Server Lab Manager Managed Server Lab Manager client user default media storage Lab Manager Managed Server virtual machine storage (SAN) media and virtual machine storage (NFS) Lab Manager Server - A server that provides Web and SOAP interfaces for the Lab Manager system. The Lab Manager Server system manages and deploys configurations against a pool of Managed Server systems. Lab Manager Managed Server - A server running VMware ESX Server and Managed Server software. The Lab Manager Server system uses the Managed Server system to deploy configurations and their virtual machines. You can have multiple Managed Server systems. Lab Manager storage server - Storage for virtual machines (for example, an ESX Server SAN or NFS server) and storage for media (CD and floppy images). You can have multiple storage servers. Every Lab Manager installation provides default media storage on the Lab Manager Server system. 14 VMware, Inc.

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Lab Manager Components
“Lab Manager servers” collectively refers to the Lab Manager Server system, Managed
Server systems, and storage servers. Figure 1
1 illustrates the components of Lab
Manager.
Figure 1-1.
Lab Manager Components
Lab Manager Server
– A server that provides Web and SOAP interfaces for the Lab
Manager system. The Lab Manager Server system manages and deploys configurations
against a pool of Managed Server systems.
Lab Manager Managed Server
– A server running VMware ESX Server and Managed
Server software. The Lab Manager Server system uses the Managed Server system to
deploy configurations and their virtual machines. You can have multiple Managed
Server systems.
Lab Manager storage server
– Storage for virtual machines (for example, an ESX Server
SAN or NFS server) and storage for media (CD and floppy images). You can have
multiple storage servers.
Every Lab Manager installation provides default media storage on the Lab Manager
Server system.
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