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How to add VMware ESXi servers on Veeam Management Pack ?

June 7, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

“Veeam Management pack for VMware” is an extention pack for Microsoft system center to extend the monitoring to VMware environments. If you have already invested on Microsoft system center and you would like to monitor the VMware vSphere components using it, then  you need to go for “Veeam Management pack for VMware”. Veeam MP  is not just monitoring software extension, more than that. Because it gives you deeper visibility on VMware vSphere environment and helps you on capacity planning . The below image will describe how the Veeam MP works with existing microsoft system center.Veeam MP just bundles the VMware environment and merging with Microsoft System Center.

Veeam for system center
Veeam for system center

In the last article ,we have seen that how to install the Veeam MP and here we will se how to add the VMware ESXi/Vcenter host to it. In the last part ,We will also see how we can integrate the veeam MP plugin in vCenter server. 

1.Login to Veeam MP console.

Login page of Veeam Virtualization Extensions for System Center
Login page of Veeam Virtualization Extensions for System Center

2.From the dashboard,  Select Add VMware server for monitoring and click on Add.

Veeam MP console
Veeam MP console

3.Enter the vCenter server details .

Adding vCenter server in Veeam MP
Adding vCenter server in Veeam MP

4.Veeam MP will automatically add the vCenter server and its ESXi hosts in monitoring group.

Adding vCenter server in Veeam MP2
Adding vCenter server in Veeam MP2

5.Dashboard will display the current status of Vmware connections, hosts , collectors and licensing information.

Dashboard of Veeam MP
Dashboard of Veeam MP

6.Click on the VMware Servers tab to see connected vcenter servers and ESXI hosts.

Vmware ESXi hosts on veeam MP
Vmware ESXi hosts on veeam MP

7.Click on the vCenter server to see the monitoring jobs for each ESXi host and Datastore.

vCenter server on Veeam MP
vCenter server on Veeam MP

8.Click on the Veeam Collectors tab to see the job details.

Veeam MP collectors
Veeam MP collectors

We have successfully added the VMware vCenter server and its ESXi host successfully. We also navigate to various tab to see the monitoring jobs name and resources status.

If you want to add the Veeam MP plugin to vCenter server , Just navigate it to VMware Servers tab and select the vCenter server.In the right side action pannel, Click on Register plugin .

Register plugin in VMware vCenter - veeam MP
Register plugin in VMware vCenter – veeam MP

Now login to vSphere Client and check Veeam MP plugin.

vSphere Client - plugin Veeam MP
vSphere Client – plugin Veeam MP

Just click on the plugin . It will re-direct to Veeam MP console.

Accessing Veeam MP within vSphere client
Accessing Veeam MP within vSphere client

We have successfully integrated Veeam MP plugin to VMware vCenter server.So we can simply access the Veeam MP using the vSphere client.No need to login to veeam webportal for any configuration changes.

Hope this article is informative to you .

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