From the course: VMware vSphere: Configure and Administer Security
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Configuring Single Sign-On users
From the course: VMware vSphere: Configure and Administer Security
Configuring Single Sign-On users
- [Voiceover] In this video I'll demonstrate how to add single sign-on users. We'll be completing this lab using the Vmware hands-on lab environment using the vSphere with operations management six lab. The first step is to log into the vSphere web client as a single sign-on administrator. This gives us the ability to manage the configuration and users that are included in single sign-on. Under the administration menu, we see our configuration options for single sign-on. Let's click on users and groups and create a new user. Here you can see the users that already exist including the user that I'm logged in as administrator@vsphere.local. These users are being created in the default identity source of single sign-on which is our vSphere.local domain. This identity source is internal to the single sign-on server. We'll create a new user name, a new password, and we'll input a first name and last name and hit OK. Now you can see a new user has been created in my vSphere.local domain. I…
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