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04-14-2016 10:37 AM
04-14-2016 10:37 AM
IMC 7.2 - PowerShell and WMI?
Hi guys,
I am trying to monitor some HyperV servers that are at another site, connected through VPN and doing NAT. I have been unable to add either WMI or PowerShell to monitor these from IMC, although I can access it remotely from the server where IMC is installed using powershell remote (Enter-PSSEssion) and WMI testing application. Powershell is configured for SSL with the appropriate certificate on both client and server.
The funny thing is that I am running wireshark from the server and whenever I tell IMC to test either WMI or Powershell, I see nothing going out. This is a single port server. It seems that both of these functions are "off" even when I try them out.
There is no firewall running or antivirus (lab environment).
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
RK
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04-14-2016 11:18 AM
04-14-2016 11:18 AM
Re: IMC 7.2 - PowerShell and WMI?
On a side note, added APM module and WMI is working through there. Just not in the regular resource module (where it is needed for hyperv).
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07-26-2018 03:45 AM
07-26-2018 03:45 AM
Re: IMC 7.2 - PowerShell and WMI?
Did you ever have any luck with this?
I am trying to monitor CSV with iMC
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08-03-2018 08:16 AM
08-03-2018 08:16 AM
Re: IMC 7.2 - PowerShell and WMI?
The major issue I had was my WMI object store corrupted (or incomplete) on the HyperV host. I have fixed this (by chance...) while doing a Windows upgrade.
So my lesson learnt was:
- Once you have installed the IMC VRM agent on the HyperV server, verify that the service user is able to read/view the entire WMI object store.
- do not forget to change the IMC host IP in the config file.
- on the IMC WMI configuration specify the same username and pwd than the VRM agent service user (to ensure that you have the same remote capabilites).
- the WMI Test function provided by IMC must work perfectly (it verifies the access and credentials).
- then click "synchronize" to trigger the discovery. The HyperV host and VM's should appear in the VRM tab. Note this is a HyperV view only.
- troubleshooting: verify that the IMC VRM agent logfile shows some information gathering (if none, the agent does not work).
- side note: the integration procedure mentions that we must install the LLDP agent provided in the IMC tool kit. I could never figure out what it is used for, as it provides very limited capability and the IMC VRM function works equally wether it is ON or OFF :|
Ray