If you are here you should have already performed the steps in Part I
Let’s test the agent to make sure it works
Login to vRA as Infrastructure Admin and go to Infrastructure Tab/Compute Resources and hover over your vCenter endpoint and click data collection
Under Inventory click Request Now.
It may take a few minutes to complete depending on the size of your vSphere environment.
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