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1. #Symantec endpoint manager add clients how to
2. #Symantec endpoint manager add clients install
3. #Symantec endpoint manager add clients series

Click the Install link to select the services that are to be installed or upgraded. Once vCenter has been added to vShield Manager, navigate down to each ESXi host. Once these options have been configured, vShield Endpoint can be deployed to the ESXi hosts. Once vCenter has been added, add the lookup service host. Once the server has been added, you may be prompted to verify the authenticity of the host. If you have multiple vCenter servers, add the vCenter server containing the ESXi hosts where you will be deploying vShield Endpoint Manager. Once logged into vShield, configure the vCenter server and the Lookup Service. Once the configuration has been saved, VMware vShield Manager will now be accessible from a web browser. Type in setup to begin configuring the vShield Manager.

Note: If the system start has not completed, the appliance has not fully booted up. If an older version of vShield Manager has been deployed, the default credentials will be: In the newer versions of vShield Manager, the credentials for the admin and the admin CLI will be configured upon deployment of the virtual appliance. Once the OVA / OVF template has been deployed for vShield Manager, open up a console session to the newly deployed virtual machine. If you have not deployed the OVA / OVF template for VMware vShield Manager, see the following article:

#Symantec endpoint manager add clients how to

#Symantec endpoint manager add clients series

This article is the second part of a series explaining how to deploy vShield with Symantec Endpoint Protection for VMware Horizon View: To find more information on vShield Endpoint, see the following datasheet from VMware: This article explains how to configure VMware vShield Manager. VMware vShield Endpoint offloads virus-scanning activities from each virtual machine to a secure virtual appliance that has a virus-scanning engine and the antivirus signatures. To address this issue and optimize the use of available resources, one can deploy VMware vShield Manager to deploy vShield Endpoint to each individual host. In some cases, anti-virus solutions have the potential to take down entire virtual desktop infrastructures. This has the potential to add a significant amount of unnecessary load to the entire VDI environment. If a traditional anti-virus solution were to be deployed in a virtual desktop environment (VDI), there is a lot of redundancy when scanning a machine. This allows the management from a central image that is shared across a group of virtual machines.

When deploying a virtualized desktop environment, virtual machines are deployed from a golden template.