Security Admin
Options : “NSX Security only”
Description : View configured policies, View violation reports, can also have limited access to specific edge devices, create port groups etc.
NSX Administrator
Options : “NSX Operations only”
Description :Install appliance’s and configuration
Auditor
Options : “Read Only”
Description : View configured policies, View violation reports
Enterprise Admin
Options : “NSX Operation and Security”
Description : Create and publish security policies, install virtual appliances plus other roles
A good article and guide on how to assign users permissions I used was “Working with NSX – Assigning User Permissions” WAHL NETWORK
VMware NSX 6 Documentation for “quote”
Topics :
Learn NSX – Home
Learn NSX Day 1 : NSX Requirements
Learn NSX Day 2 : NSX Deployment Best Practice
Learn NSX Day 3 : NSX Manager and NSX Controller
Learn NSX Day 4 : NSX Roles
Learn NSX Day 5 : NSX HA, Edge, REST API
Learn NSX Day 6 : NSX and Logical Switches
Learn NSX Day 7 : Deploying ESXi
Learn NSX Day 8 : vDS (vSphere Distributed Switch)
Learn NSX Day 9 : Load Balancing Feature
Learn NSX Day 10 : Layer 2 Bridging
Learn NSX Day 11 : NSX EDGE
Learn NSX Day 12 : Spoof Guard
Learn NSX Day 13 : Distributed Router and Distributed Logical Firewall
Learn NSX Day 14 : Monitoring
Learn NSX Day 15 : NSX Backups
Learn NSX Day 16 : Useful Commands & Errors
These are notes made during my study of VMware NSX for vSphere. Apologise if any of the detail is incorrect. Hopefully posts under “Learn NSX” help others to start learning about VMware NSX for vSphere.
