Add new vCenter 4.1 Server

I am unable to get a new server vCenter 4.1 appears in the inventory on my vFoglight 5.5.2 (Build: 552-20091101-1805) server. I was able to install the Vmware Agent Virtual on my new server vCenter. The new vCenter server now has the Collector services and VMware vFoglight running Connector.

How understand why the new vCenter server does not appear in the console of vFoglight?

as Jason pointed out the best thing to do is open a support case. You can also watch the collector files & connector.log in the agent folder. They should give you a clue as to what may cause the problem.
-LM

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