Setting permissions in virtual Center

By default, the Administrators group is assigned to the level of the data center and spread down to ESX and host their virtual machines by pulling on the domain of the local Administrators group of the administration server users. In our environment, we want all our windows and some domain administrators for this total control admin access our ESX environment. I created a domain global group with users who will be the new replacement for VC admin group. I added this group in the container data center and allowed propragation to child objects. I want to change the admin panel provided by default in read-only. Now, my question is - I am also a member of the group by default. So if I change the Group of default Administrator of the administrator in read-only mode, which operate as the NTFS permissions and make the more restrictive the effective permission? My effective permissions will now be read-only even if I am a member of the newly created admins ESX group that has administrator permissions? I want to make sure I don't take away my effective permissions to manage the environment and add the permissions needed.

Thank you

in general, we add in our own group vcenteradmins and give it the role of administrator and delete the Administrators group.  My suggestion would be to do the same and then take the AD group or the user in question that you want to read only rights and assign it like that.

This is a good book of white

http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vi3_vc_roles.PDF

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