Using virt-who with VDC subscriptions

A bunch of people suggested I do a video about setting up and using virt-who, so here goes :)
In this video, I demonstrate how to setup virt-who to query a RHV cluster and report into Satellite 6. The procedure should be nearly identical for any other support hypervisor though.

[@manishashimla]

Thank you Maxim for the video.. this really helps. I have really found virt-who feature with Satellite subscription fantastic. However, what I see that time and again the blades (in my case) subscribed through virt-who from vcenter lose subscription and a blade with no VM gets subscribed. Not sure how a running one gets kicked out. Any idea?
Thanks again!

[@100thingstodowithredhatpro8]

This sounds odd. Do you have a high number of vmotions, maybe? Have you been in touch with support?

[@manishashimla]

100 things to do with Red Hat Management products .. yes apparently virtual machines are experiencing vmotions. Sure, got in touch with support but could not follow up. This week will try to work on it and if resolved, will as well update this thread.

[@dozierc]

It really did. Thank You.

[@luhomo]

Great video. is there any way to set some activation keys depending of the VDC the machines are running?

[@100thingstodowithredhatpro8]

Sorry this took so long, I never got notifications for these replies! Fixed that now!
If you are still reading this: You mean selecting an activation key based on the VDC? I don't think so :(

[@d.howardcolesjr4862]

Ok, so riddle me this. Since this time there is no "Virtual Datacenter" subs. So, how do we set it up now?

[@100thingstodowithredhatpro8]

Sorry this took so long, I never got notifications for these replies! Fixed that now!
Ehm, if you do not have VDCs, you don't have to use virt-who, or am I missing something? What are you trying to achieve?