When you set up your vmPRO appliance, you must configure its server or servers.
Quantum vmPRO supports the following types of servers.
Note: When configuring a server for your vmPRO appliance, you can select either a single vCenter server to manage ESX servers, OR you can select one or more standalone ESX servers. You cannot manage both a vCenter server and ESX servers directly from your appliance.
Configure a single vCenter server hostname for VM discovery.
If you have the option of using a vCenter server, we recommend that you do so. Because vCenter servers auto-discover all ESX hosts, they allow for ease of use and reduced management overhead.
Note: In environments using VMware's Virtual SAN (VSAN) configuration, you must set up your vmPRO appliance to manage the configuration through a vCenter server rather than as opposed to managing individual ESX servers. VSAN is a cluster-wide resource that exists as datastores on a cluster of ESX servers. The vmPRO appliance manages VSAN through a vCenter server, which in turn manages the ESX servers housing the VSAN datastores.
Configure one or more standalone ESX servers.
For information regarding vSphere ESX host datastore and storage considerations, see the "vSphere ESX Host Notes and Best Practices" section of the Quantum vmPRO Best Practices Guide.
Before the vmPRO appliance can connect to newly added servers, it must discover the servers.
The discovery process is typically an automatic process. You can manually discover servers, as needed. When the discovery process is complete, you can view your configured servers and their virtual machines (VMs) on the VMs console. See Navigating the vmPRO VMs Console.
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