Christian Palacios
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vCenter - Show who turned on/off a VM under the "Initiated by" column
Hi there,
We currently have a VMware cluster environment managed by vCenter 5.1. Every time someone starts up a VM and then we check the Tasks & Events tab, we see that the VM has started but under the "Initiated by" column we only see "System". We'd like this column to actually show the user that started/shut down a VM.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
- Christian
We currently have a VMware cluster environment managed by vCenter 5.1. Every time someone starts up a VM and then we check the Tasks & Events tab, we see that the VM has started but under the "Initiated by" column we only see "System". We'd like this column to actually show the user that started/shut down a VM.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
- Christian
ASKER
Hi Bluedan,
Thanks. Unfortunately that is what we are already doing. I'm an administrator of it and we're already doing that. No matter what user starts a VM, it always shows "System". I have attached a picture of it so you can see what just happened when I turned a VM on.
Thanks,
- Christian
vCenter---Start-VM.JPG
Thanks. Unfortunately that is what we are already doing. I'm an administrator of it and we're already doing that. No matter what user starts a VM, it always shows "System". I have attached a picture of it so you can see what just happened when I turned a VM on.
Thanks,
- Christian
vCenter---Start-VM.JPG
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Thank you, this works for us!
If you use Active Directory, you can also use the AD Authentication. User can log on using their windows account.
Joining vSphere Hosts to Active Directory
http://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2012/09/joining-vsphere-hosts-to-active-directory.html
Hope this help.