To establish the connection between the VMware Aria Automation and the VMware Aria Automation Plug-in, the ServiceNow system administrator or Plug-in administrator must register the Plugin to a VMware Aria Automation instance. To register the VMware Aria Automation Plug-in with VMware Aria Automation on-premises, a MID server is required and its status must be Up and Validated.
Procedure
- Log in to ServiceNow as a system administrator or Plugin admin user.
- From the left pane, go to .
- From the Endpoint Type drop-down menu, select VMware Aria Automation.
Note:
While registering the endpoint, the telemetry pop-up will be displayed for consent. For more information, see Telemetry.
- Enter the details of your VMware Aria Automation instance.
Field |
Description |
Name |
Name for the VMware Aria Automation instance. |
MID Server |
Name of the MID Server that you created for use with VMware Aria Automation. |
Host Url |
URL address for the VMware Aria Automation appliance. |
Username |
User name as configured in the VMware Aria Automation. |
Password |
User password. |
Active |
Import jobs run only if the Active box is checked. |
- Click Save and Import to register and import the VMware Aria Automation on-premise data in the VMware Aria Automation Plugin.
- Repeat steps from 2 to 5 to register additional VMware Aria Automation cloud endpoints.
Note:
If an endpoint is deactivated and reactivated again, then run the scheduled jobs again to re-import. Else, the user cannot perform any day 2 actions. See Configure and Run Import Jobs.