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Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 Guide to Operations Manager Integration
Microsoft Corporation
Published: July 2010
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Revision History

Release Date | Changes |
September 11, 2009 | Initial release of this documentation on the Microsoft Download Center |
July 1, 2010 | Updated instructions fordownloading the SetSPN tool for Windows versions preceding Windows Server 2008.Added links to product information for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 SP1 and System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2.Propagated alternate instructions for adding the VMM service account to the Administrator role in Operations Manager, if the default BUILTIN\Administrators group is not being used to populatethat role, to all integration procedures. |

Contents
Configuring Operations Manager Integration with VMM 6
How to Integrate Operations Manager with VMM 2008 R2 8
How to Manually Configure Operations Manager for VMM 2008 R2 18
How to Add Members to the Administrator Role in Operations Manager 2007 19
How to Update Your Operations Manager Integration After Upgrading to VMM 2008 R2 20
How toAdd an Additional VMM Server to an Existing Operations Manager Management Group 25
How to Add a Management Server to an Operations Manager Management Group That Has Been Integrated with VMM 27
Enabling PRO in VMM 28
Configuring Reporting for VMM 31
Troubleshooting Operations Manager, PRO, and Reporting Issues in VMM 33

Configuring Operations Manager Integration with VMM
System Center VirtualMachine Manager (VMM) 2008 uses System Center Operations Manager 2007 to monitor the health and availability of the virtual machines and virtual machine hosts that VMM is managing. VMM also uses Operations Manager to monitor the health and availability of the VMM server, database server, library servers, and self-service Web servers, and to provide Diagram views of the virtualized environment in...