New Credentials

This function enables the addition of credentials for SSH/SNMP/Windows components by entering values for the parameters present in the New Credentials window. Credentials are encrypted and stored in the Virima customer database.

Credential Types

The following are the types of available credentials.

New Credential

1.

In the main window, click Admin > Discovery > Credentials. The Credentials window displays.

2.

From the Select Actions drop-down list, choose New Credentials. A new window displays

3.

In the Name field, enter a name for this credential.

4.

In the Credential Type field, click the drop-down list select an available type.

Based on the type of credential selected, the fields in the window change.

5.

Provide the required details for the type selected (refer to the list above).

6.

If an IP Range field is shown, enter the IP Address information in one of the below formats. (This field is not required.)

7.

In the Priority field, Assign a numeric value to prioritize this credential over others. Lower numbers have higher priority. Useful when multiple credentials are associated with overlapping IP ranges.

8.

In the Active field, When checked, the credential is enabled and will be used during discovery attempts. If unchecked (inactive), the credential will be ignored during discovery.

9.

When all selections/entries are made, click Add.

To successfully add a new credential, the following details are mandatory based on the credential type: Credential Type Required Information SSH Username and Password SSH (Private Key) Username and Private Key Windows Username and Password Windows AD Domain Controller Domain Name, Username, Password, Base DN, and DC IP SNMP Community String SNMP v3 Username VMware Username and Password MXC_VNX Username and Password AWS Account Account ID, Access Key, and Secret Key Azure Account Subscription ID, Client ID, Tenant ID, and Secret Key vCenter SSO Username and Password SQL Server Username and Password XtremIO Username and Password Kubernetes Port, Key, Certificate, and CA Certificate Meraki Endpoint and API Key CyberArk Endpoint Microsoft Intune Client ID, Tenant ID, and Secret Key SCCM Host Username, Password, and Site Code

 

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