tance name: Select an existing database or create a new database. New database: VirtualManagerDB Existing database: VirtualManagerDB Previous Next > Cancel Installing Virtual Machine Manager On the next screen, the options are grayed out as these are controlled by the cluster and the Distributed Key Management information has already been populated. However, you must enter the password for the service account as shown in the following screenshot: Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager Setup Wizard Configuration Report a problem Configure service account and distributed key management Virtual Machine Manager Service Account Select the account to be used by the VMM service. Highly available VMM installations require the use of a domain account. Which type of account should I use? Local System account Domain account User name and domain: Password: DEMO\SVC_VMMSrvc Select. Distributed Key Management Select whether to store encryption keys in Active Directory instead of on the local machine. Highly available VMM installations require the keys be stored in Active Directory. Store my keys in Active Directory Provide the location in Active Directory. For example, CN=DKM,DC=contoso,DC=com The directory group is already in database. How do I configure distributed key management? Previous Next > Cancel 4. After the installation completes, if you investigate the VMMMS role, you can see that both nodes are now possible owners of the role. VMM Service VMMMS Properties General Dependencies Policies Advanced Policies Registry Replication Clear the check box if you do not want a node to host this resource or this clustered instance. Possible Owners: DEMO-VMM01 DEMO-VMM02 Chapter 1 VMM Library Server The VMM Library Server can use a Clustered File Server that has been created as File Server for general use rather than Scale-Out File Server for application data. To do so, perform the following steps: 1. Open Failover Cluster Manager on one of the cluster nodes that will host the VMM Library Server. 2. Right-click o