Discovery VMware - no IP address , no OS and no host name of a VM

skhan
Tera Contributor

Hello,

I am trying to figure out a way to get IP address, Operating system and Host name of a Virtual Instance in discovery. Currently these three items are not included in discovery of virtual instance. 

 

I tried the following process but was not successful. We have London patch 6 version.

Orchestration vmware support plugin - IP address

I added the following in VCenterSensor which is under System Definition > Script Include > line 456

'guest.ipAddress',
'guest.os',
'guest.hostname',

I added the following in VMWarevCenterProbe which is under MID Server > Script Include > line 252

'guest.ipAddress' : 'ip_address',
'guest.os' : 'os',
'guest.hostname' : 'hostname',

 

I would really appreciate if someone can help me.

 

 

Thank You

 

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tompowe
Tera Expert

To my understanding, a VM Instance is more like a logical representation of the server.  To really get that information, you need to run horizontal discovery on the IP range where the VMs actually reside.

skhan
Tera Contributor

Thanks Tom but some of the devices are not supported in service-now so I cant use horizontal discovery and I dont want to add them manually. I know they are guest machine so they are synced from vmware side in service-now. So that is why i want to add there OS, IP and host name. I need them mainly when submitting ticket or change. 

garylfry
Tera Contributor

Have you found a solution for this yet.  I am faced with trying to do the same thing.

Thanks

Gary

skhan
Tera Contributor

No i couldnt. I submitted a enhancement request to service now. Waiting for them to add it.

 

Thanks

Sami