26-10-2016, 05:48 PM
Hello,
we are using ASG-RD 2016 successfully in our enterprise to manage RDP and SSH connections.
Now I want to integrate our vCenter 6.0 inventory with it. The initial integration works fine, I can connect to a vCenter and sync the Vm\folder view and do power on\off operations on my virtual machines.
However, there are some usability issues.
we are using ASG-RD 2016 successfully in our enterprise to manage RDP and SSH connections.
Now I want to integrate our vCenter 6.0 inventory with it. The initial integration works fine, I can connect to a vCenter and sync the Vm\folder view and do power on\off operations on my virtual machines.
However, there are some usability issues.
- We run more than one vCenter in Linked Mode. Is it possible to leverage Linked Mode, so that the inventory of multiple vCenters is synced? When I sync one vCenter and after that a second one, all previous connections are overwritten. I've tried exporting all connections from the 1st vCenter, syncing the 2nd vCenter and importing the connections from the file. All connections are shown, however it is not possible to use the imported (non-synced) connections. Is it maybe possible to create more than 1 vcenter connection (so there would be more than one connection tree), maybe by the use of a specific connection parameter?
- Connecting to the VM Console - do I just have to install the vSphere Client on the same system? Or does it have to be configured as an external application?
- I assume there's an option to create a new connection to a remote server and to administer is as a VMware virtual machine (so that you don't have to sync ALL vSphere objects)? So that, after I have created a new connection, I could use VMware options like power\on off and the console. However when creating a new connection I get a greyed out text field (see attached screenshot).
The VMware role is active.