Scenario 21

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Scenario 21

Scenario:

You are responsible for securing a vSphere environment. You want to allow ESXi administrators to connect to their ESXi hosts directly using Active Directory (AD) credentials. You want to allow a specific AD group to have full control of an ESXi host, when using the vSphere Client, SSH or other means to connect directly to the host. You want to perform this task at a command line.

Requirements:

Use a command line to configure a specific ESXi host to join a specific AD domain.

Environment Information:

ESXi host: host-02.lab.local
AD domain: lab.local
AD user name: admin-01
AD user password: vmware@12

VDCA510 Objective: 7.1 Secure ESXi Hosts
VDCA550 Objective: 6.1 Secure a vSphere Environment

Guide Reference(s):

Chapter 8 – Manage Active Directory Integration – Configure Active Directory Using the Command Line

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Solution

Use the ESXi Shell to issue this command:

vicfg-authconfig –server host-01 –authscheme AD –joindomain lab.local –addusername root –adpassword vmware@12