Virtual Devices and Clusters

The Virtual Devices and Clusters page displays the cluster hierarchy of the virtualization infrastructure detected in your organization. A cluster is a group of virtual machine hosts, each hosting one or more virtual machines. IT Asset Management creates cluster records for discovered Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware, and Oracle VM clusters when the cluster inventory is collected. You can also create and manage your cluster hierarchy manually if your cluster hierarchy is not detected for any reason.

In addition to the cluster hierarchies, this page also displays the virtualization infrastructure inventory of the following types:

Virtualization Infrastructure Inventory Types

Type	More Information
Linux KVM	Linux KVM Infrastructure Inventory
Linux VMs running on IBM zSystem environments	IBM zSystem Virtual Inventory
Microsoft Hyper-V	Microsoft Hyper-V Device and Infrastructure Inventory
HP and AIX virtualization (nPar, vPAR, and LPar	nPar, vPar, and LPAR Device and Infrastructure Inventory
Oracle VM	Oracle VM Device and Infrastructure Inventory
Oracle VM	Oracle VM Device and Infrastructure Inventory
Solaris zones	Solaris Zones Inventory
VMware	VMware Device and Infrastructure Inventory

Note:For Citrix Virtual Desktops inventory, see Citrix XenDesktop Device Inventory.

You can perform the following actions on this page:

Virtual Devices and Clusters Actions

Action	Description
Search for clusters, virtual machines, and virtual machine pools	For more information about using lists, filters, and other UI options, see the topics under Using Lists in IT Asset Management.
Create or modify a cluster	See Creating a Cluster.
View or change cluster properties	See Cluster Properties.
Add a virtual host to a cluster	See Assigning a Host to a Cluster.
Remove a virtual host from a cluster	See Removing Hosts From a Cluster.
Delete a virtual host from a cluster	See Deleting Hosts From a Cluster.
View virtual host or virtual machine details	You can select any virtual host or virtual machine record and click Open to view its properties. For more information about inventory device properties, see Inventory Device Properties.
Create a saved view	The Save view as feature of IT Asset Management enables you to create customized views of a page by saving the applied user interface settings. For more information, see Creating Saved Views.

Properties Displayed on the Virtual Devices and Clusters Page

For detailed information on the properties displayed in this list, see Virtual Devices and Clusters Listings Property Reference.

Note:Most lists in IT Asset Management only show a selection of the properties in the underlying database. Some columns are displayed by default and others can be displayed using the column chooser control, including any custom properties that you have added. For information on using the column chooser, see Managing Columns in a Table.