Enabling Guest Personalization - Revision history

Christians: Protected "Enabling Guest Personalization" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) [cascading]

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Protected "Enabling Guest Personalization" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) [cascading]

Pwadmin at 17:21, 14 February 2014

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Pwadmin at 17:18, 14 February 2014

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Pwadmin at 17:16, 14 February 2014

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Pwadmin at 17:15, 14 February 2014

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Pwadmin: Created page with "An operating system that runs inside a virtual machine is known as a guest operating system. A guest operating system can be customized or personalized for virtual machines cr..."

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Created page with "An operating system that runs inside a virtual machine is known as a guest operating system. A guest operating system can be customized or personalized for virtual machines cr..."

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An operating system that runs inside a virtual machine is known as a guest operating system. A guest operating system can be customized or personalized for virtual machines created from vApp templates.

To enable '''Guest Personalization''':

#Log in as an administrator.
#Click on the '''Administration''' tab.
#Click the dropdown arrow beside '''Settings'''.
#Click '''Guest Personalizatio''''''n'''.
#checkbox to '''Enable domain join for virtual machines in this organization'''.
#In the '''Domain ''''''name '''field, enter the guest domain name.
#'''User name '''field, create a user name for the guest.
#In the '''Password '''field, create a password for the guest.
#In the '''Account organizational unit''', enter an organizational unit to associate with.
#Click '''Apply'''.

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 #Click '''Guest Personalization'''.
 #Select the checkbox to '''Enable domain join for virtual machines in this organization'''.
-#In the '''Domain ''''''name '''field, create a domain name for the guest.
+#In the '''Domain name '''field, enter a domain name for the guest.
 #In the '''User name '''field, create a user name for the guest.
 #In the '''Password '''field, create a password for the guest.

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 #In the '''User name '''field, create a user name for the guest.
 #In the '''Password '''field, create a password for the guest.
-#In the '''Account organizational unit''', enter an organizational unit to associate with.
+#In the '''Account organizational unit''' field, enter the name of an organizational unit.
 #Click '''Apply'''.

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 #Click '''Guest Personalization'''.
 #checkbox to '''Enable domain join for virtual machines in this organization'''.
-#In the'''Domain ''''''name '''field, enter the guest domain name.
+'''Domain ''''''name '''field, enter the guest domain name.
 #'''User name '''field, create a user name for the guest.
 #In the '''Password '''field, create a password for the guest.

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 #Click on the '''Administration''' tab.
 #Click the dropdown arrow beside '''Settings'''.
-#Click '''Guest Personalizatio''''''n'''.
+#Click '''<u></u>n.'''
 #checkbox to '''Enable domain join for virtual machines in this organization'''.
-#In the '''Domain ''''''name '''field, enter the guest domain name.
+#'''Domain ''''''name '''field, enter the guest domain name.
 #'''User name '''field, create a user name for the guest.
 #In the '''Password '''field, create a password for the guest.