Convert the object to a string

Hey guys - I'm beating my head against the wall on this workflow I have been working on for a week and I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction.  Trying to figure out how to take the entry (VC:VirtualMachine) for an item in the workflow and convert it to a string (hostNameOrIP) to be used for the next item in the same workflow.

Here's a bit of context:

The global workflow is the copy of the file to the workflow comments followed by run a workflow of SSH in command.  The copy of the file to the comments using a parameter such as VC:VirtualMachine; However, I like to wear this VM name in the next part of the workflow but the command run SSH wants to format as a string.  It sounds stupidly simple, but I am challenging my brain on it.   Joined logic available to the workflow - I wonder if I need a scriptable between the workflow task two elements / nested that performs the conversion or is it possible to have the first nested workflow, the name as a string of output and then use an output for an entry?Workflow.png

Yes, you need to set a variable.  It could be an output of your workflow or a script task, as you say somewhere in your workflow.  If your vm is named to match the host name, you can use something like vmName var = vm.name;  If you want to use the real host name or ip address, you must enter the vm.guest.hostName or vm.guest.ipAddress.

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