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How Does eG Enterprise Monitor VMware Horizon Cluster/Pod?
eG Enterprise monitors the VMware Horizon Cluster/Pod using a single eG agent on any remote host in the environment. This agent is capable of monitoring the performance of the Cloud Pod and collect the required metrics by executing the Powershell scripts.
To enable the eG agent to collect the required metrics, the following pre-requisites should be fulfilled:
Ensure that the VMware PowerCLI executable is installed on the remote host on which the eG agent resides. If the VMware PowerCLI is not installed, then, you can download the same from the following location:
https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=PCLI650R1&productId=757#product_downloads
Managing the VMware Horizon Cluster/Pod
To achieve this, follow the steps given below:
eG Enterprise cannot automatically discover the VMware Horizon Cluster/Pod. You need to manually add the component using the COMPONENTS page (see Figure 1) that appears when the Infrastructure -> Components -> Add/Modify menu sequence is followed. Remember that components manually added are managed automatically.
Now, when you attempt to sign out of the eG admin interface, Figure 2 appears, listing the tests requiring manual configuration.
Figure 2 : The list of unconfigured tests for VMware Horizon Cluster/Pod
Finally, signout of the eG admin interface.