Use this dialog box to create a VMware vCenter virtualization client. A virtualization client enables proxy teaming automatic load balancing or failover.
vCenter Host Name: Enter the fully qualified domain name of the vCenter.
User Name: Enter the username required to access the vCenter. The user must have administrative privileges.
Password: Enter the password required to access the vCenter.
Note
Do not include a colon (:) character in the password.
Confirm Password: Re-enter the password required to access the vCenter.
Storage Policy: From the Storage Policy list, select a storage policy to associate with the virtualization client. The storage policy you select is also associated with the default subclient that is created automatically for the virtualization client.
Add: Click this to add proxies to the VMware vCenter client. You can add any computer as a proxy if it has Virtual Server Agent installed. You must add at least one proxy to the VMware vCenter client.
Remove: Select a proxy from the list of proxies and click this to remove the selected proxies from the virtualization client.
Clients / Client Groups: Displays the list of clients or client groups which are included as proxies in the VMware vCenter client.
The first proxy in the list acts as a Coordinator. During the backup the coordinator communicates with available proxies and distributes the virtual machines across proxies for load balancing. It also distributes required resources (e.g. streams) amongst the proxies.
You can change the order of proxies in the list by clicking the up arrow 
or down arrow 
.
If a client group is added in the list of proxies, the first client in the client group will become the Coordinator.
Save as Script: Click to open the Save As Script dialog, which allows you to save this operation and the selected options as a script file (in XML format). The script can later be executed from the Command Line Interface using qoperation execute command.