To start monitoring XenDesktop servers:
1 Log in to the Foglight browser interface.
2 On the navigation panel, under
Dashboards, click
XenDesktop.
3 Open the
Administration tab

4 Under
Tasks, click
Discover XenDesktop Infrastructure to launch the
XenDesktop Discovery Wizard.
The
XenDesktop Discovery Wizard appears, showing the
Prepare page. The page lists one or more hosts that are running Agent Manager instances

5 Review the information on the
Prepare page
IMPORTANT: Before proceeding with this step, you must ensure that a WinRM or DCOM remote connection is enabled on the XenDesktop Delivery Controller node. Both WinRM and DCOM connections are supported, but WinRM is recommended
- If you want to configure WinRM or DCOM settings automatically, click one of the following links to download the appropriate script:
- Script for WinRM setting
- Script for DCom setting
- Script for WinRM GPO setting
- If you want to configure these settings manually, see the Agent Manager Guide for guidelines.
When done, click
Next

6. On the
Select Agent Host page, select the running Agent Manager that you want to manage the monitoring agent that you are about to create, and click
Next

7 On the
Discovery Configuration page, provide the following information needed to connect to the XenDesktop environment:
- Agent Name: Specify the name of the XenDesktop agent. If you want to specify a different name than the default name already provided (for example, XenDesktop 1), type it in this box.
- Domain: Type the name of the domain to which the XenDesktop host belongs. ▪ Delivery Controller: Type the name of the XenDesktop host. This value must include a fully qualified domain name.
- Storefront Servers (Optional): Type a comma-separated list containing the names of StoreFront servers that provide access to desktops and applications. This step is optional.
- User Name: Type the user name of the XenDesktop Delivery Controller login domain account (or the XenDesktop management account).
- Password: Type the password associated with the above user name.
- Collect Process Performance Metrics: Select this check box if you want the XenDesktop agent to collect virtual machine process metrics from the host.
- Collect Session metrics when NetScaler data not available: Select this check box if you want the XenDesktop agent to collect session metrics when NetScaler data is not available. If you select this option and NetScaler data becomes available, the NetScaler data is displayed.
- XenDesktop Lockbox Password: Type the password of the XenDesktop lockbox. This box only appears if your XenDesktop lockbox is protected with a password. This lockbox stores your XenDesktop credentials. For more information about credentials, see the Administration and Configuration Help.
When done, click
Next.

8. On the
All Inventories page, select one or more hosts that you want to monitor, and click
Next.

9. On the
Discovery VMware Agent page, the top table shows the vCenters that are not currently monitored. For each vCenter in that table, click the
Configure Agent column to set up a VMware Performance agent for the vCenter.
The bottom table shows the monitored vCenters.
You can choose to set up your VMware Performance agents in this step, or later on using the
VMware Performance Agent tab on the
Administration tab of the XenDesktop Environment dashboard.
When done, click
Finish.
The
XenDesktop Discovery Wizard closes.
10. (Optional) Enable the IP mapping for the controller server, to set up the connection between storefront and delivery controller.
a. On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Administration | Agents | Agent Status. The Agent Status dashboard opens.
b. Select an XenDesktop agent that you want to edit, click the Edit icon, and then click Edit Properties from the context menu. The Edit Properties dialog box opens.
c. Click Modify properties for all XenDesktopAgent agents.
d. In the Delivery Controller IPs, multiple IPs with comma textbox, type the IP address of the delivery controller.
e. Click Save.
The Edit Properties dialog box refreshes and saves the IP address.
NOTE: In FIPS-compliant mode, you need to import the delivery controller certificate into FglAM.