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Dell PowerStore Manager Overview
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Compute: vCenter Server Connection

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Compute: vCenter Server Connection

  • PowerStore can configure a vCenter server connection during the Initial Configuration Wizard. For PowerStore T model appliances, this step is optional, and you can configure it manually after initial configuration. To register or manage the vCenter Server connection, go to Compute > vCenter Server Connection as shown in Figure 13. Click Launch vSphere to start the vSphere Web Client and connect to the associated vCenter Server. You can also use this page to update the connection or disconnect as required. PowerStore T model appliances can also register the VASA provider from this page, which allows you to manage VMs that have been deployed on PowerStore storage volumes.

    For more information about vSphere integration and registering the VASA provider, see the white paper Dell PowerStore: Virtualization Integration.

    In PowerStore, a vCenter Server Connection can be established. From this page, the connection can be managed.

    Figure 13.    Compute > vCenter Server Connection