Register the remote agent appliance with a source
environment.
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Log in to the vCenter vSphere Client of the external environment and click the
appliance VM on the left pane.
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To identify the IP address of the remote agent appliance, launch the web console of the
vSphere client by clicking the virtual machine on the right pane. Note down the
IP address in the Summary.
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Open the navigation menu and click Migration & Disaster
Recovery. Under Cloud Migrations, click
Remote Connections.
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On the Source environments page, from the list of environments, select the
environment name link for which you want to register the remote agent appliance.
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On the Source Environment Details page, click
Register agent.
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On the Register agent page, enter the following
details:
- Under Agent details, the remote agent appliance's name is
pre-populated.
- Enter the remote agent appliance's host name
or IP address. For example, 10.100.101.10.
- Enter the remote agent appliance's port
number. For example, 3000.
- (Optional) Add tags to organize your resource. To apply a defined tag,
you must have permissions to use the tag namespace. For more information
about tagging, see Resource
Tags. If you are not sure whether to apply tags, skip this
option (you can apply tags later) or ask your administrator.
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Click Register agent. You are redirected to the remote agent appliance in a new browser tab to
continue the registration process.
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Enter the agent display name and click Register. You are
redirected to your tenancy in the OCI Console with the agent registration
confirmation page. Click Confirm to complete the
registration process
The agent details are visible in the OCI Console. After a short while, the agent
Heartbeat displays as Healthy, and the
state is Active. You can now use this environment to discover
assets.