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Subnet Mask for your network and hit enter Enter in the Default gateway for your network and hit enter Enter in your Primary DNS server’s IP address and hit enter Enter in your Secondary DNS server’s IP addres and hit enter Enter in your domain search list (DNS Suffix if you host your own internal DNS) and hit enter Type y to confirm your changes and hit enter Press control+alt+insert to send the control+alt+delete command to the VM to restart the guest. Note: Logging out like the wizard tells you didn’t work for me.  Had to do the reboot. Open up your webbrowser and head over to the static IP address you gave your appliance Enter in the username admin and the password default to login

Configuring VMware vCloud Networking and Security 5.5 for vCenter

Click on the Edit button next to Lookup Service Check Configure Lookup Service and enter in the information to your vCenter’s Lookup Service instance: Lookup Service Host Lookup Service Port SSO Administrator Username (should or if you used the default installation options) SSO Administrator Password. Click OK once configured. Click Yes to trust the server’s SSL certificate Click Edit next to vCenter Server Enter in your vCenter info and click OK vCenter Server Administrator Username Administrator Password Select Yes to trust the vCenter SSL certificate Check Install this certificate and do not display any security warnings and then click the Ignore button when prompted Click the Edit button next to NTP Server Specify the IP address of the NTP server you wish to sync to and click OK Click the Change Password link at the top to change the default admin password.  Click OK when you are done.

At this point, you can begin to install the vShield App, vShield Endpoint, and vShield Data Security services by selecting one of your hosts and clicking the Install links.  However, configuration of these options is outside the scope of this tutorial.

Note: One thing that I did notice that is different from vShield 5.1 is that once vShield Manager 5.5 is synchronized with vCenter, the management plugin will automatically be registered to vCenter and you can access vShield Manager from the vSphere Client.