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Hypervisor monitoring - How to (help)

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    I would like to receive parameters from ESXi hosts. From the parameters given in the NetXMS documentation I thought it was possible to receive this data from an agent installed on another machine, so I did it as follows:
    1 - I installed libvirt on netxms server with ESX driver support
    2 - I installed the netxms-agent-vmgr subagent
    3 - I set up with the correct sections in agent [vmgr],
    SubAgent = vmgr.nsm
    [vmgr]
    host = myhost
    [vmgr: myhost]
    Url = esx: // some_user @ ip_server /?no_verify = 1
    User = some_user
    Password = somepassword
    4 - I can access esx host from netxms server from virsh tool.
    5 - The agent shows no errors and successfully loads the configuration.

    The problem is: When I create a DCI with some of the VMGR.xxxxxx metrics, the result is always an error.
    Example: VMGR.Host.FreeMemory (myhost) always returns <<ERROR>>

    Thank you for your help,

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      The issue was resolved by simply updating the configuration pool.
      New Issue:
      On an ESXi host via esx, the agent can connect and collect data. On a host VCenter, connection through Active Directory user credentials with connection type VPX fails.
      The same parameters entered work with the virsh tool.

      Thank you for your help,

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