Okay just figured out a way to do this much quicker than manually having to go thru each one by using the pu.exe command in the \Nimsoft\bin directory.
So in IM tool do a Tools > Find, select Probe and then enter vmware. Generate your full list and copy out results to excel. What we need is the probe address column. Delete everything else and leave the probe address column in column B.
In Column A put: pu -u administrator -p password
Column B vmware probe address list entires. Exmaple: /UIM/Hub1/prihub1/vmware
Column C: get_node_values NULL >> vm_check.txt
So the full command would be:
pu -u administrator -p password /UIM/HUB1/Robot1/vmware get_node_values NULL >> vm_check.txt
Were getting each node in vmware and checking its properties and appending the output to this file: vm_check.txt
So a good working return looks like:
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Address: /UIM/HUB2/robot1/vmware Request: get_node_values
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resources PDS_PPDS 229
0 PDS_PDS 220
port PDS_PCH 4 443
host PDS_PCH 13 HOST1-vc01
interval PDS_PCH 6 10min
name PDS_PCH 13 HOST1-vc01
ID PDS_PCH 13 HOST1-vc01
active PDS_PCH 5 true
user PDS_PCH 5 root
msg PDS_PCH 17 ResourceCritical
key PDS_PCH 21 HOST1-vc01.Profile
pass PDS_PCH 25 N6nxas2dFvs2wdH8qh0ToGw==
status PDS_PCH 3 OK
May 16 12:45:10:169 pu: SSL - init: mode=0, cipher=DEFAULT, context=OK
A bad entry would look like this since there is no user, or pass entries we can tell this is in a broken state:
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Address: /UIM/HUB1/robot1/vmware Request: get_node_values
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resources PDS_PPDS 110
0 PDS_PDS 101
interval PDS_PCH 6 10min
name PDS_PCH 11 10.1.10.27
ID PDS_PCH 11 10.1.10.27
active PDS_PCH 5 true
msg PDS_PCH 17 ResourceCritical
status PDS_PCH 3 OK
May 16 12:44:59:357 pu: SSL - init: mode=0, cipher=DEFAULT, context=OK
So once you have the full list of all vmware probe instance locations, copy out the results into Notepadd++, then do a remove on all the \t (tabs) and replace with " " (space). Throw this into a batch file.
Create a batch file with the results:
D:
cd D:\Program Files (x86)\Nimsoft\bin
pu -u administrator -p password /UIM/Hub1/prihub1/vmware get_node_values NULL >> vm_check.txt
etc....
Then you can go thru the list and check. This beats having to go to each one, 1x1 and opening and verifying. Hope this helps folks.