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How to enable hidden Power Metrics in vROps 6

20 September, 2016 1

According to vROps 6 Reference Guide, page 47, table 1-56, the Power Metrics for the Cluster Compute Resource are still included in vROps so they should be available from the […]

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How to exclude ESXi host from vROps licensing

26 July, 2016 0

Excluding a ESXi host form vROps licensing and thus preventing it from being monitored is not a good idea in general. However, there are some use cases where you would […]

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How to create custom vROps group based on tags

12 July, 2016 0

Personally, I love tags in the vCenter Server. Tags makes objects more sortable and searchable in the vCenter Server and other solutions as vROps. For example, you can create custom […]

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How to create custom vROps groups based on vCenter Server folder

5 July, 2016 0

A quick post on how to create custom vROps groups based on the vCenter Server folders this time. It is a nice feature in vROps that lets you (dynamically) categorize […]

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