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NetBackup™ for VMware Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2024-09-30
Product(s):
NetBackup & Alta Data Protection (10.5)
- Introduction
- Required tasks: overview
- Configuring RBAC roles for VMware administrators
- Notes and prerequisites
- VMware vSphere privileges
- Managing VMware servers
- About VMware discovery
- Add VMware servers
- Change resource limits for VMware resource types
- Configuring backup policies for VMware
- Backup options on the VMware tab
- Exclude disks tab
- Configuring a VMware Intelligent Policy
- About the Reuse VM selection query results option
- Use Accelerator to back up virtual machines
- Configuring protection plans for VMware
- Malware scan
- Instant access
- Instant rollback
- Continuous data protection
- Backing up virtual machines
- VM recovery
- VMware agentless restore
- Restoring Individual files and folders from VMware backups
- Using NetBackup to back up Cloud Director environments
- Recover VMware Cloud Director virtual machines
- Restore virtual machines with Instant Recovery
- Protecting VMs using hardware snapshots and replication
- Best practices and more information
- Troubleshooting VMware operations
- NetBackup logging for VMware
- Snapshot error encountered (status code 156)
- Appendix A. Configuring services for NFS on Windows
- About configuring services for NFS on Windows 2012 or 2016 (NetBackup for VMware)
- Appendix B. Backups of VMware raw devices (RDM)
Create a custom role to manage specific VMs
A custom role can allow the administrator to manage specific VMs. You can choose to manage permissions for the VMs from the VMware Cloud Director or the VMware vSphere (vCenter) object hierarchies. Use this role if you do not want users to have the Default VMware Administrator role. See the following topic for requirements to create an RBAC role.
See RBAC roles for the VMware administrator.
To create a custom role to manage specific VMs
- On the left, select Security > RBAC and select Add.
- Select Default VMware Administrator and select Next.
- Provide a Role name and a description.
For example, include a description that the role allows users to manage the names of specific VMs.
- Under Workloads, select Edit.
- Clear the option Apply permissions to all existing and future VMware assets.
- Select Add.
- Select VMware servers.
- In the right pane, you have the following options.
Select vCenter to grant access to the VM from the VMware vSphere (vCenter) object hierarchy.
Select VMware Cloud Director to grant access to the VM from the VMware Cloud Director object hierarchy.
Then select Add.
- Select Assign.
- Under Users, select Edit. Then add the users that you want to have this RBAC role.
- Select Assign.
- When you are done configuring the role, select Add role.