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3. Create a new *Role*. Give it a name and select the **Datastore**, **Network**, **Resource**, and **Virtual machine** *privileges*.
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4. Go to the **Users and Groups** tab.
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5. Create a new *User*. Fill out the form and then click **ok**. Make sure to note the username and password as you will need it when creating a cluster in Rancher.
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6. Go to the **Global Permissions** tab.
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7. Create a new *Global Permission*. Add the *User* you created earlier and assign it the Role you created earlier. Click **ok**.
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Now you have a user that is able to successfully create and manager Rancher clusters in vSphere.
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**Result:** Now you have a user that is able to successfully create and manager Rancher clusters in vSphere.
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### Creating vSphere Clusters
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