
Choose the account you wish to modify and click Edit. You can also modify credentials through CSPSConfigtool.exe. Modify the credentials used to automatically install Mobility Service on the VMware VMs you enable for replication.Īfter sign-in, select Manage virtual machine credentialsĬhoose the account you wish to modify and click Edit Modify credentials for Mobility Service installation Enter the modified credentials and click Ok. Choose the account you wish to modify and click Edit. Log in to the configuration server and launch CSPSConfigtool.exe. You can also modify the credentials through CSPSConfigtool.exe. To update the credentials used to connect to the VMware server for automatic discovery of VMware VMs, after sign-in, choose the account and click Edit.Įnter the new credentials, and then select OK. Modify credentials for automatic discovery To associate a different VMware server with the configuration server, after sign-in, select Add vCenter Server/vSphere ESXi server. Alternatively, you can access the configuration server remotely from ConfigurationServerName/:44315/. Sign in to the VM on which it's deployed, and Start Azure Site Recovery Configuration Manager from the desktop shortcut. You can access the configuration server as follows: To obtain keys, refer to KMS client set up. Guidance is available at DISM Windows command line for running OS.
License update can be done either through a standalone key or KMS standard key. For uninterrupted usage, you must activate Windows with a procured license. The license provided with the OVF template is an evaluation license valid for 180 days.
To learn how to migrate to the Az PowerShell module, see Migrate Azure PowerShell from AzureRM to Az. See Install Azure PowerShell to get started. We recommend that you use the Azure Az PowerShell module to interact with Azure.