VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the servervCenter 5.5 requires explicit permission management for domain users, unlike versions 5.1 and earlier.To use a domain account, configure permissions through the vSphere Web Client.
VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the serverVMware vCenter 5.5 changed default domain admin permissions, requiring manual configuration for domain account access.
VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the serverDomain admins' access to ESXi hosts is restricted in vCenter 5.5, requiring proper permissions setup in the vSphere Web Client.
VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the servervCenter 5.5 requires explicit permission management for domain users, unlike versions 5.1 and earlier.To use a domain account, configure permissions through the vSphere Web Client.
VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the serverVMware vCenter 5.5 changed default domain admin permissions, requiring manual configuration for domain account access.
VMware vCenter 5.5-You do not have permission to login to the serverDomain admins' access to ESXi hosts is restricted in vCenter 5.5, requiring proper permissions setup in the vSphere Web Client.
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