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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)
Manage permissions for a single VM
For a VMware VM, you can manage the RBAC permissions using vSphere object hierarchies. If a VM is managed with VMware Cloud Director (VCD), then you can also manage its permissions using the VCD object hierarchy.
To manage permissions for a VM
- On the left, select Workloads > VMware.
- Select the Virtual machines tab.
- Select the VM and select Manage permissions.
- Choose how you want to manage access to the VM.
For a vSphere only VM, access is granted using the vSphere (vCenter) object hierarchy.
For a VCD VM, you can grant access using either the VMware Cloud Director object hierarchy or the vSphere (vCenter) hierarchy. The default option is VMware Cloud Director.
- Select the role names that you want to apply to the VM. Or, select Add to add a role to the list.
To view the permissions that are applied to any role, expand the role name.
- Select Save.