HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 44)

7. Verify that the CMS and the Auto Deploy Server can be reached using the hostname or
resolving DNS (nslookup).
If they cannot be reached, update the /etc/hosts file on the Auto Deploy Server. If you
use /etc/hosts for the names of the auto deployed hosts, update C:\Windows\System32\
drivers\etc\hosts
on the vCenter Windows host to match.
8. Configure Operations Orchestration System Accounts.
a.
Open Operations Orchestration Studio.
Select the Windows Start button and select Programs
→Hewlett-Packard→Operations
Orchestration
→HP Operations Orchestration Studio.
b. Set the vCenterCredentials property.
i.
Expand the Configuration node.
ii. Expand the System Accounts node.
iii. Double click the vCenterCredentials property.
iv.
Click the Lock button to check out the property.
v. Update the property value with the credentials to access the vCenter Server.
vi. Click Save and Check in.
c. Repeat step b to specify the vmHostCredentials property.
Update the property value with the credentials to access the VM Host. This is the initial
password that will be set on each new ESXi VM Host.
Password complexity rules are enforced on the ESXi server. If the password does not meet
the complexity requirements, infrastructure orchestration discovery will fail, and the cluster
members will not appear in infrastructure orchestration as usable targets.
After the service is created, you can edit the vCenter host profile assigned to this cluster
and set a different password. On any subsequent reboots of the server, the password
will be set by vCenter from the host profile assigned.
9. Configure Operations Orchestration System Properties.
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