HP OneView for VMware vCenter - Manual (Page 9)

Manual association
You can manually associate the host to iLO using either the VMware Power Management settings
or the Insight Control for vCenter Host Properties page. Manual association is supported in all
versions of Insight Control for vCenter.
Using the VMware Power Management settings
1. In the vSphere user interface, select the host to be associated, and then click the Configuration
tab.
2. In the Software section, click Power Management.
3. Click the Properties link.
The Edit IPMI/iLO Settings dialog box appears. See Figure 1 (page 9) .
Figure 1 Edit IPMI/iLO Settings dialog box
4. Enter the iLO user name, iLO password, iLO IP address, and iLO MAC address, and then click
OK.
Using the Insight Control for vCenter Host Properties page
1. Select a host, and then click the HP Insight Management tab.
2. Move your cursor over the Settings icon, and select Host Properties.
3. Enter the iLO IP address or host name, and a user name and password.
Configuring the Storage Module for vCenter
After the Storage Module for vCenter is installed, use the Storage Administrator Portal to configure
the storage arrays and management servers. If you want to configure the HP VASA feature (ESXi
5.0 and later), complete the procedure
“Configuring the VMware VASA provider” (page 18) after
configuring the storage arrays and management servers.
For information about the Storage Administrator Portal, see “About the Storage Administrator
Portal” (page 9) .
For configuration instructions, see “Configuring arrays and management servers” (page 10) and
“Configuring the VMware VASA provider” (page 18) .
About the Storage Administrator Portal
The Storage Administrator Portal enables you to configure arrays and management servers for
management by the Storage Module for vCenter.
For arrays that support provisioning, use the Storage Administrator Portal to assign access
permissions to storage pools. You can use the vSphere Client to perform storage provisioning
operations such as adding a new datastore, deleting or expanding an existing datastore, creating
new VMs, or cloning existing VMs on storage pools that are set to Full Access. For more information,
see
“Provisioning storage” (page 59) .
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