From EOS forum "The vCenter API calls that we make should all fall under the "System. View" privilege which is under the "Read-Only" role (Equivalent to a user role with no permissions. Users with this role can read data or properties and call query methods, but cannot make changes to the system.). With "Read-Only", we might see some privilege issues when VmTracer updates informative user event, such as when a VM has been added to a VLAN for a given switch interface. This should not affect VMTracer behavior.
The user can make changes if the role is set to " Read and write"." so technically the user access is configured in vcenter and therfore the sysadmin will decide if you can have root access which I doubt it, so read-level is my choice.
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