Step 4. Log in to Veeam ONE as User with Restricted Permissions

Log in to Veeam ONE Client and Veeam ONE Web Client as the user to make sure the user has access to Veeam ONE.

How to Log in to Veeam ONE Client

To log in to Veeam ONE Client:

1. Launch Veeam ONE Client.

Veeam ONE Client can be installed together with the Veeam ONE Server component, or on another machine — for example, on the user's workstation. For details on installing a standalone instance of Veeam ONE Client, see section Installing Veeam ONE Client of the Veeam ONE Deployment Guide.

2. In the authentication window, specify the name of the server where the Veeam ONE Server component runs.

The format of the user name depends on the user account type. For details on supported login formats, see table in Step 2. Check Requirements to the User Account.

You can select the Use Windows session credentials check box. In this case, you will connect to Veeam ONE Client using credentials of the account under which you are logged on. Authentication under Windows session credentials is possible only for domain users working with VMware vSphere and vCloud Director environments. Non-domain users must type user credentials explicitly in the authentication window.

3. Click Connect.

4. After you log in, check the top of the console. Veeam ONE Client will display the [Restricted permissions mode] label next to the user name under which you are logged in.

How to Log in to Veeam ONE Web Client

To log in to Veeam ONE Web Client:

1. Access the Veeam ONE Web Client website.

For details on accessing Veeam ONE Web Client, see section Accessing Veeam ONE Monitor and Reporter of the Veeam ONE Deployment Guide.

2. Specify a user name and password of a user account.

The format of the user name depends on the user account type. For details on supported login formats, see table in Step 2. Check Requirements to the User Account.

You can select the Log in as current user option. In this case, you will connect to Veeam ONE Web Client using credentials of the account under which you are logged on. Authentication under Windows session credentials is possible only for domain users working with VMware vSphere and vCloud Director environments. Non-domain users must type user credentials explicitly in the authentication window.

3. Click Log In.

4. After you log in, check the top right corner. Veeam ONE Web Client will display the Restricted permissions user label next to the user name under which you are logged in.