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‎05-01-2015 06:03 PM
I'm looking for a way to have Lanweeper scan and catalog all ESXi hosts in my environment. I'm very new to Lansweeper and I've searched the Report Center for such a report and haven't found any. Was wondering/hoping someone either had such a report already or help me formulate one if it is possible.
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‎05-05-2015 03:01 PM
In order to scan VMware hosts, Lansweeper needs access to MOB on them. For instructions on how to enable VMware scanning, please have a look at this and this KB article.
After successfully scanning your hosts, use a report like the built-in one "Vmware: Virtual Guest Machines" in order to list your hosts and the guests running on them.
After successfully scanning your hosts, use a report like the built-in one "Vmware: Virtual Guest Machines" in order to list your hosts and the guests running on them.
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‎05-12-2015 05:23 PM
The links work now. They didn't yesterday.
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‎05-12-2015 03:45 PM
The links provided are still active. They point to articles in our knowledge base. Please ensure that you have access to the entire lansweeper.com website.
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‎05-11-2015 09:18 PM
The links provided in this post are no longer available. Can you point to a new location for a solution to this request?
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‎05-05-2015 03:01 PM
In order to scan VMware hosts, Lansweeper needs access to MOB on them. For instructions on how to enable VMware scanning, please have a look at this and this KB article.
After successfully scanning your hosts, use a report like the built-in one "Vmware: Virtual Guest Machines" in order to list your hosts and the guests running on them.
After successfully scanning your hosts, use a report like the built-in one "Vmware: Virtual Guest Machines" in order to list your hosts and the guests running on them.
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