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1. On the VCM Collector, browse to:

[path]\VMware\VCM\Tools\vSphere Client VCM Plugin\bin

2. Double-click VCVPInstaller.exe. The VCVP Plug-in Registration dialog box appears.

3. Configure the following options:

discontinuing the use of the plug-in on the target vSphere Client.)

Server URL: Type the http or https path, where <server> is your vSphere Client server.

Administrator User Name: Type the name of a user with Administrator privileges in the vSphere

Client.

Administrator Password: Type the associated password.

URL to vSphereClientVCMPlugin.xml: Type the http path, where <VCMserver> is the name or IP

address for the VCM Collector. The xml file is named vSphereClientVCMPlugin.xml, and is

located in \VMware\VCM\WebConsole\L1033\VCVPAnon\Xml\.

4. Click OK.

5. Start VCM. On the login screen, select the role you are using to log into the vSphere Client VCM Plug-

in. Select the Automatically log in using this role check box. This action ensures that the selected role

is used to log into the Plug-in located in the vSphere Client.

6. Start the vSphere Client.

7. Select a Guest machine. The displayed tabs should include VCM Summary and VCM Actions. You are

ready to use the vSphere Client VCM Plug-in.

8. After confirming you can access the VCM Summary and VCM Actions tabs, you must configure the

vSphere Client VCM Plug-in integration settings in VCM. Click Administration | Settings |

Integrated Products | VMWare | vSphere Client VCM Plug-in.

Troubleshooting the vSphere Client VCM Plug-in Registration

If the VCM Summary and VCM Actions tabs are not displayed, one of the following problems may have

occurred:

https/SSL is not configured on the VCM Collector, but Use SSL was selected during VCM installation.

Steps to resolve:

1. Open the xml file specified during the registration.

2. Edit the file to reflect the configured connection method, either http or https.

The Plug-in is not enabled. Steps to resolve:

1. In the vSphere Client, select Plug-ins | Manage Plug-ins. The Plug-in Manager appears.

2. In the Installed Plug-ins area, right-click the vCenter Configuration Manager Extension

plug-in, and select Enable.

3. Close the Plug-in Manager. When the tabs appear, you are ready to use the vSphere

Client VCM Plug-in.

Configuring the vSphere Client VCM Plug-in Integration Settings

Perform these steps to configure integration settings for vSphere Client VCM Plug-in users. The settings

configured in this area enable users to view the VCM reports.

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