Tag: active directory

#vBrownBag Follow-Up VMdir Deep Dive with Frank Büchsel (@fbuechsel)

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Frank Büchsel provides a deep dive into VMdir – SSO review, multi-master replication, service endpoints and performance impacts. Video Presentation You can follow Frank on Twitter @fbuechsel and his blog http://fbuechsel.eu/ Originally published at https://vbrownbag.comm – Sign up for the live #vBrownBag broadcast at https://vbrownbag.comm/brownbags/ where you can also get updates and view our past series such as the Automate All The
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#vBrownBag Follow-Up Using #vCO to manage Active Directory and Exchange with Sean Massey (@seanpmassey)

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VMware’s vCenter Orchestrator is usually thought of as a tool for automating VMware environments. But when vCO is combined with PowerShell, it can be used to automate and manage Microsoft applications as well. In this installment of Automate All the Things Sean Massey (@seanpmassey) will talk about how to automate Active Directory and Exchange using
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vSphere Management Assistant (vMA) 5.0 – Active Directory Integration

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I’ve talked about vMA and Active Directory (AD) integration before, also upgrading and troubleshooting it. This time out, we’re going to talk about doing this on vMA 5.0. I’ll start with the assumption that you’ve deployed vMA already. Attaching vMA 5.0 to Active Directory (AD) Make sure vMA is in DNS Make sure vMA is
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