New install - cant select a system as a CIM Probe

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ok... new issue... Any thoughts?

[Cubert]

Does not work on VCenter, must point directly at ESX hosts only.

[Cubert]

Also from error looks like the installer did not complete fully so you are missing a package .

Did you put in all the site packages provided in zip file to your LTShare? During probe installs it needs these packages to install probe correctly.

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I get the same error with the esx hosts that are above vcenter.

As far as the site packages... I have the ESXI monitor app zip file as well as site-packages3.1.zip in the ltshare/transfer/utilities/VMware folder... I do not see in there what you have attached... where should I put that zip file? Same location?

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I dropped the file in and re-ran the script but I'm still getting the pyweb error.

Here is a screenshot of my python27 folder on my probe machine... what am I missing?

[Cubert]

Do you have this zip file at this location on your LT server?

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In this zip is pywbem

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When the installer scripts run it should move this folder to C:\python27\
Kind like my version 32 is here...

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Can you verify this exists?

[Cubert]

Keep in mind if you are cloud then you do not have a L-Drive on your LT server I believe or they are making you use a dropbox or something to that effect.


Are you Cloud with hostedrmm.com?

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We are not cloud, but it appears as the pywbem folder hasn't copied over to the C drive of my host/probe... can I manually copy it?

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ok... so I copied it and the test is now successful.

How long until it will show me in the actual status window?

Thanks for all of your help.

[Cubert]

Open a cmd command box and change to the directory where you have unzipped the
pywbem extension. Then launch the following commands:

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C:\Python27\Python.exe .\setup.py build
C:\Python27\Python.exe .\setup.py install

If no error appears, the extension was successfully installed.



Run this at the commandline, edit host IP, User and password and if not dell is it (dell, hp, intel, unknown)

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C:\Python27\Python.exe C:\Python27\check_esxi_hardware.py -H 123.123.123.123 -U root -P myPassword -V dell

Does it error?

Should get health back as a return... If so you are good to go.