Clicking the Hypervisors menu item displays widgets that contain information about discovered hypervisors in the environment:

• Virtual Machines by Operating System: Count of virtual machines grouped by Operating System.
• Running VMs by Hypervisor: Count of running virtual machines grouped by hypervisor.
• Low Memory Hyper-V Server: Hyper-V servers with RAG gauges indicating possible low memory.
• Low Memory ESX Server: ESX servers with RAG gauges indicating possible low memory.

The Hypervisors node includes scanning and inventory of virtual technologies based on the following:

• Microsoft Hyper-V - Provides a list of hosts running Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization services
• VMWare ESX - Provides a list of hosts running VMWare ESX virtualization services
  • ESX Licensing Status - Provides Service Type and Feature State information about specific ESX physical hosts.
  • ESX Migration History - Displays a log of VM guest movement between ESX hosts.
• Red Hat Linux - Provides a list of discovered RHEL servers running Red Hat virtualization services.

Asset Vision supports the discovery and collection of data for IBM PowerVM (AIX P Series) virtualization via the IBM Hardware Management Console (HMC) and Virtual I/O Server. The IBM PowerVM data view provides and overview of hosts discovered via PAD Scanning, while the LPAR Resource Allocations is a list of individual LPARs (Logical Partitions) with interesting information about the individual LPARs like:

• Host server
• CPU Count Max
• Memory Size
• Processing Unit (PU) Min, Max and Entitled
• Capped or Uncapped CPU Entitlement state

The Physical to Virtual mapping section starts with an listing of the ESX Guest VMs grouped by their physical hosts. Other views show a breakdown of this information:

• Server and Workstation mapping of Hyper-V virtualization resources
• Server and Workstation mapping of VMWare ESX virtualization resources
• Server mapping of RHEV virtualization resources