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You connect HPE GreenLake once at the MSP level, with a personal API client of your GreenLake workspace. If you run GreenLake in MSP mode, create it in your MSP workspace, so Neo can act in each customer’s tenant workspace.

What you need first

  • An HPE GreenLake workspace that holds your customers’ HPE devices. HPE returns warranty and support coverage only for devices in a workspace; Neo can add a device by its serial number and product number.
  • A GreenLake user whose role can view devices and subscriptions. The API client acts with that user’s role, so give it a role that may do what your agents should do.
  • If your workspace has IP access rules turned on, add Neo’s addresses from IP whitelisting. GreenLake refuses a call from any other address, even with a valid token.

1. Create a personal API client

1

Open Personal API clients

Sign in to HPE GreenLake with your MSP workspace (or your workspace, if you do not run MSP mode), and open Manage Workspace > Personal API clients.
2

Create the client

Click Create Personal API client, name it Neo, and choose HPE GreenLake Platform as the service.
3

Copy the values

Copy the Client ID, the Client Secret (GreenLake shows it only once) and the Issuer URL. The Issuer URL ends with your workspace ID.

2. Add the client in Neo

1

Open Integrations

In the Neo Dashboard, open Integrations and find the HPE GreenLake card, under Servers & Virtualization (it also lists under Customer Success).
2

Save the client

Paste the Client ID and Client Secret, and paste the Issuer URL or the workspace ID into Workspace ID. Click Save. Neo asks GreenLake for a token with them before saving, so a wrong value is rejected straight away.
After the next PSA metadata sync, check the Organization Mapping tab: confirm each tenant workspace’s company there. A workspace that does not run MSP mode has no tenants, and the tab stays empty.

3. Turn HPE GreenLake on per agent

Open the agent, go to its Tools & Settings tab, click Servers & Virtualization, and expand the HPE GreenLake block. Pick one of its Presets (Read Only, Helpdesk, IT Admin, Full Automation), or set each group yourself. A warranty report or a lifecycle dashboard needs only Devices & Warranty at Read Only. See HPE GreenLake API for what each group covers.

Set up an agent

Ask your Neo Support Agent for the agent you need, for example: “Set up a scheduled agent that lists, per customer, the HPE servers and switches whose HPE support ends next quarter, read-only, and marks any device HPE gives no coverage for as not verified.”