VMware VCENTER CHARGEBACK 1.5 Manual page 32

vCenter Chargeback User's Guide
6 Provide the details of the vCenter Chargeback database that the data collector must synchronize with the
vCenter Server databases, and click Next.
Option
Database Type
Database URL
Database Port
Database Name
SQL Authentication Mode
Database Username
Database Password
The installer connects to the database and checks whether a vCenter Chargeback schema is present.
7 Review the information displayed on the Pre-Installation Summary screen, and click Install.
The installer starts installing the data collector. If the installation is successful, the URL for accessing
vCenter Chargeback is displayed.
8 Note this URL, and click Done.
N If the installation fails, the uninstaller starts automatically and removes all the components installed.
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What to do next
After you install a separate data collector, the Data Collector service starts and runs automatically. You can
manually start and stop the service from the Start > Programs > VMware > VMware vCenter Chargeback
menu.
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Description
The type of database used to create the vCenter Chargeback database. This
can be either SQL SERVER or ORACLE.
The IP address or host name of the system on which the vCenter Chargeback
database is installed. For an SQL Server database, you can also provide the
vCenter Chargeback database instance name.
For Oracle Database, the database URL can be in any of the following formats:
IP Address
Host Name
For SQL Server, the database URL can be in any of the following formats:
IP Address
Host Name
IP Address \ Database Instance Name
Host Name \ Database Instance Name
(Optional) The port on which the database service is listening for requests.
If the port number is not specified, the installer uses the default port. For an
Oracle database, you must specify the TNS listener port if you are not using
the default port 1521. For an SQL Server database, specify the database
instance port if you are using a static port.
Name of the database in which vCenter Chargeback stores the application-
specific data. For Oracle Database, ensure that you provide the service name
and not the SID.
This option is applicable only for SQL Server databases. For an SQL Server
database, the authentication type can be either SQL Server Authentication
or Windows Authentication.
The name of the database user. The database user must have privileges to
create and delete schema, as well as read from and write to the database. If
you select Windows Authentication for SQL Authentication Mode, you
must provide the Windows user account name. The user name must be of
the form DomainName\UserName. Also, the user must have the Log on as
a service permission.
Password for the user name that you have provided. If you select Windows
Authentication as the authentication type, you must provide the password
for the Windows user account. Ensure that the Windows user account
password does not contain any special characters. The installer might fail if
the password contains special characters.
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