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Chapter 8: Nodes, Node Groups, and Interfaces Configuring the Virtual Infrastructure in CC-SG Terminology for Virtual Infrastructure CC-SG uses the following terminology for virtual infrastructure components. Term Definition Example Control System The Control System is the managing server. The Control System manages one or more Virtual Hosts. VMware's Virtual Center Virtual Host Virtual Machine VI Client interface VMW Viewer interface VMW Power interface The Virtual Host is the physical hardware that contains one or more Virtual Machines. A Virtual Machine is a virtual "server" that resides on a Virtual Host. A Virtual Machine can be relocated from one Virtual Host to a different Virtual Host. Control system nodes and virtual host nodes have a VI Client interface that provides access to the virtualization system's infrastructure client application. Virtual machine nodes have a VMW Viewer interface that provides access to the virtual machine's viewer application. Virtual machine nodes have a VMW Power interface that provides power control for the node through CC-SG. VMware's ESX VMware's Virtual Machine or VM VMware's Virtual Infrastructure Web Access VMware's Virtual Machine Remote Console N/A 82
Chapter 8: Nodes, Node Groups, and Interfaces Virtual Nodes Overview You can configure your virtual infrastructure for access in CC-SG. The Virtualization page offers two wizard tools, Add Control System wizard and Add Virtual Host wizard, that help you add control systems, virtual hosts, and their virtual machines properly. Once you complete the configuration, all control systems, virtual hosts, and virtual machines are available for access as nodes in CC-SG. Each type of virtual node is configured with an interface for access and an interface for power. • Control system nodes and virtual host nodes are configured with a VI Client interface. The VI Client interface provides access to the virtualization system's infrastructure client. For VMware control centers, the VI Client interface provides access to the control center server via VMware Virtual Infrastructure Web Access. For VMware ESX servers, the VI Client interface provides access to the ESX server via VMware Virtual Infrastructure Web Access. • Virtual machine nodes are configured with a VMW Viewer interface and a VMW Power interface. The VMW Viewer interface provides access to the virtual machine's viewer application. For VMware virtual machines, the VMW Viewer interface provides access to the virtual machine remote console. The VMW Power interface provides power control for the node through CC-SG. Add a Control System with Virtual Hosts and Virtual Machines When you add a control system, a wizard guides you through adding the virtual hosts and virtual machines included in the control system. To add a control system with virtual hosts and virtual machines: 1. Choose Nodes > Virtualization. 2. Click Add Control System. 3. Hostname/IP Address: Enter the IP Address or hostname of the control system. Maximum 64 characters. 4. Connection Protocol: Specify HTTP or HTTPS communications between the control system and CC-SG. 5. TCP Port: Enter the TCP port. The default port is 443. 6. Check Interval (seconds): Enter the time in seconds that should elapse before timeout between the control system and CC-SG. 7. Enter authentication information: • To use a service account for authentication, select the Use Service Account Credentials checkbox. Select the service account to use in the Service Account Name menu. or 83
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