This does not authenticate your vCenter back to the FlashArray. There is no persistent connection from this point out from the FlashArray to the vCenter. Adding your credentials here does not permanently store them in the FlashArray. Because the wording of the above screenshot is annoying and misleading in my opinion (this will be changing in the semi-near future). When complete, you will see the 4.0.0 plugin listed in your array:Įnter your vCenter FQDN or IP and administrative credentials. This is a very quick process and does not require a Purity upgrade (note in the somewhat near future this deployment model will be changing). Now your current array does not (at the time of this writing) does not have the latest plugin, so please open a support request to get it loaded on your FlashArray. Login to one of your FlashArrays and push it to as many vCenters as you want. So how do you install it? Well like always–this is managed through our FlashArray Web Interface. Making it a much better platform for integration as compared to prior interfaces for vSphere. The HTML-5 interface is vastly superior to the flash/flex based one, not only due to more accurate readouts, faster load times, but also the extensibility of the interface and guidelines around integration. Our first release of our vSphere Web Client Plugin that supports the HTML-5 interface is officially released.
Finally! I know… You have been waiting for this and so have I.
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