VMware 4817V62 - vSphere - PC Administration Manual page 308

vSphere Basic System Administration
Table A-21. vApp Privileges (Continued)
Privilege Name
Import
Move
Power Off
Power On
Rename
Unregister
vApp application
configuration
vApp instance
configuration
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Description
Import a vApp into vSphere.
User interface element – File >
Deploy OVF Template
Move a vApp to a new
inventory location.
User interface element – drag-
and-drop in the Virtual
Machines and Templates or
Hosts and Clusters inventory
view
Power off a vApp.
User interface element –
Inventory > vApp > Power Off
Power on a vApp.
User interface element –
Inventory > vApp > Power On
Rename a vApp.
User interface element –
Inventory > vApp > Rename
Unregister a vApp.
In order to have permission to
perform this operation, you
must have this privilege
assigned to both the object and
its parent object.
User interface element –
Inventory > vApp > Remove
from Inventory
Modify a vApp's internal
structure, such as product
information and properties.
User interface element – Edit
vApp Settings dialog box,
Options tab, Advanced option
Modify a vApp's instance
configuration, such as policies.
User interface element – Edit
vApp Settings dialog box,
Options tab, Properties option
and IP Allocation Policy
option
Affects Pair with Object
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
HC and VC Datacenters, clusters,
hosts, virtual
machine folders,
vApps
Effective on Object
vApps
vApps
vApps
vApps
vApps
vApps
vApps
vApps
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