Introduction
This section of the document explains the procedure to integrate Windows resources with OpsRamp.
OpsRamp configuration
Configuration involves:
- Creating credentials.
- Configuring the integration.
- Adding a discovery profile.
Step 1: Create a credential
To create credentials:
- Select a client from the All Clients list.
- Go to Setup > Accounts > Clients.
- On the client’s Credentials tab, add the credential information.
Note
If you use a domain account to access vCenter, specify the domain with the username in the formatdomain\username
.Step 2: Create a management profile
To integrate:
- Go to Setup > Resources > Management Profiles.
- Click Add, provide the following:
- Client Name:
- Profile Type: Agent
- Device Type: Windows
- Provide name
- Click Submit.
Step 3: Add a discovery profile
To add a discovery profile:
- Go to Setup > Resources > Discovery and Deployment.
- Click Add and provide the following information:
- Discovery Profile information:
- Profile name
- Discovery Type
- Discovery Profile Type
- Credentials
- IP Address Details
- Discovery schedule. Based on the settings, discovery is triggered based on the scheduled time. New resources added to the environment are automatically discovered.
- Discovery Profile information:
- Click Finish.
- From the Discovery Profiles section and click Scan Now for the profile.
Windows configuration
Configuration involves:
- Configuring WMI domain users.
- Providing permissions.
Step 1: Configure WMI domain users
To create a domain user account for WMI monitoring with OpsRamp Gateway.
- Log in to the domain controller.
- Click *Start, type
dsa.msc
, and OK. - From Active Directory, right-click the Users folder, point to New and click User.
- From the New object - User window, provide the user information.
- To provide permissions to a user:
- Right-click the username.
- Click Member Of.
- Add the username to required administrators groups.
- For example: Domain Administrators, Administrators, Enterprise Administrators.
- To provide permissions to a user:
- Click Next and Finish.
- Log in to the domain with the username that was created.
- Change the password if prompted.
- Logout from domain controller.
Note
If you are creating a domain user account on Windows 7 and above operation systems (or previous versions), provide Remote RPC Wbem access permissions.Step 2: Provide permissions
To provide permissions:
- Click Start, type
regedit
, and OK. - Find the following registry key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{76A64158-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}
- Right-click the registry key:
{76A64158-CB41-11D1-8B02-00600806D9B6}
and click Permissions. - Select Advanced > Owner > Add.
- Type
opsramp.admin
, click Check Name, and click OK. - Select the user
opsramp.admin
and check the box Replace owner on subcontainers and objects. - Click Apply and OK.
- Select
opsramp.admin
user, check the box Full Control and OK. - Log in to the domain with the
opsramp.admin
username. - Change the password if prompted and then Logout.
Note
To provide full permissions to the CLSID, log in with the user account opsramp.admin
to the server and take ownership.
If you logged in to the server with a different user account:
- Take ownership of that user account on CLSID.
- Assign full permissions to
opsramp.admin
.
What to do next
After a discovery profile is created, you can do the following:
- View the integration: Go to Infrastructure > Resources.
- Assign monitoring templates to the resource.
- Validate that the resource was successfully added to OpsRamp.