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- VMware Infrastructure Discovery
- Supported Versions
- SSL Support
- Topology
- How to Discover VMware VIM Topology
- How to Run the Manual VMware VIM Connection Job
- How to Discover VMware ESX Server Topology over CIM
- Manual VMware VIM Connection Job
- VMware ESX Connection by CIM Job
- VMware ESX Connection by VIM Job
- VMware ESX Topology by CIM Job
- VMware ESX Topology by VIM Job
- VMware vCenter Connection by VIM Job
- VMware vCenter Topology by VIM Job
How to Run the Manual VMware VIM Connection Job
You can use this job when the regular connection job (VMware ESX Connection by VIM or VMware vCenter Connection by VIM) cannot run because there is no shell access for the ESX server or the vCenter server.
This task contains the following steps:
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Prerequisites
Go to Modeling Studio and create a new query. For details on creating a new query, see the How to Define a TQL Query section in the Universal CMDB Modeling section of the UCMDB Online Help.
Note:- Select the IpAddress CIs that belong to the vCenter servers (or individual VMware ESX/ESXi hosts) against which the VMware discovery is supposed to be run.
- When setting the query properties, in the Query Definition Properties dialog box that appears, select Discovery in the Type field, and then click OK.
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Save the query to the Root directory > the Discovery folder, and then click OK.
- Go to Data Flow Management > Universal Discovery > Discovery Modules/Jobs > Discovery Modules > Cloud and Virtualization > Virtualization > VMware.
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Select Manual VMware VIM Connection.
- In the Properties tab > Trigger Queries pane, click the button. In the Choose Discovery Query dialog box that appears, select the query name that you created in step 1, and then click OK.
- Click OK to save the changes.
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Right-click the Manual VMware VIM Connection job, and then select Activate to activate the job.
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