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#1 2011-08-23 06:21:23
- gmills
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VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
Using GLPI v0.80.2, importing from OCS v2.0.
Used fusinventory-agent-task-esxi to create a local .ocs file from a VMWare ESXi box, this file was successfully imported into OCS Inventory.
OCS Inventory shows all the virtual machines under the VM tab.
But when the VMWare server is imported into GLPI the "Virtual Machines' tab is empty??
This appears to work for other users but I cannot get the VMs imported.
In GLPI | Home | Setup | OCSNG Mode the import Virtual Machines = yes
Thanks,
Geoffrey
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#2 2011-08-23 08:04:12
- ddurieux
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
If you use "fusinventory-agent-task-esxi" why not use plugins FusionINventory for this ? (yes I think it's too possible with OCS serve rbut I have not answer for this 
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#3 2011-08-23 09:18:30
- wawa
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
do you have enable vm import in the OCSNG configuration mode ?
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#4 2011-08-24 22:33:39
- gmills
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
I was trying to keep everything simple and just use OCS Inventory. I will see if Fusion Inventory will import them.
>>do you have enable vm import in the OCSNG configuration mode ? Yes
I am assuming the GLPI does import these VMs?
Is there a way to turn on verbose logging for the import process?
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#5 2011-08-25 10:00:17
- wawa
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
hello,
reimport again the ocs files,
with the vm import option turned to on, it should work !
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#6 2011-09-22 13:55:22
- vide
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
hello, I have the same exact problem of gmills, and I did as wawa said (enabling the "import VMs" in OCSNG setup page), deleted the machine from GLPI, deleted it from OCS, reimported the ESX host in OCS (VMs are there), imported again in GLPI, no VMs there. Any idea?
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#7 2011-09-22 15:06:26
- wawa
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
which verison of glpi and ocs are you using ?
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#8 2011-09-22 17:06:42
- vide
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
GLPI 0.80.2 and OCS 2.0
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#9 2011-09-26 15:48:12
- vide
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
Updated to GLPI 0.80.3, still the same NO VMs imported
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#10 2011-09-26 17:37:04
- vide
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
Ok, I've resovled thanks to Remi! You have to go to
Setup > OCSNG Mode > "server name" > General informations tab > set UUID to "Yes"
this workaround fixes the VMs import bug until https://forge.indepnet.net/issues/3152 is fixed
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#11 2011-09-26 17:47:31
- remi
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Re: VMs listed in OCS but not imported into GLPI
Thans for the report.
Bug 3152 is now fixed 
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