Re: Provisioned space on datastore
Hi MArk, thank you for your suggestion. I'll try... Matrix
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I ended up abandoning the original deployment and scrapped it.. It was easier to just re-deploy a new appliance to get us up and running again.. Looks like VMware has some work ahead of them to get the...
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Delete Alerts/Warnings in vCops
I have many Alarms in vCops ... many are normal ... Datastores full. I navigate to Alarm Tab .. select the Alarm and klick on "cancel fault alert". After i see Message -> PLS select fault Alert ......
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Re: Delete Alerts/Warnings in vCops
Yes, it is normal You can only "delete" alerts of sub-type Fault, and the one you have selected is of the TimeRemaining one. vc ops handles alerts in a different way, so instead of chasing them and...
View ArticleRe: Is there an updated MIB for alerting from vCOps?
Where do I download the MIBs for vCOPS from? I've searched everywhere and I can't find them.Thanks
View ArticleExporting Datastore Metrics
I am attempting to export datastore metrics from the Custom UI. Here are the requirements: I need to use the Custom UI rather than the vSphere / Admin UI. I need the supermetrics. I cant use a custom...
View Articlevcops: vcenter health = 0
Hi All,looking for a hint - on where the problem might be.VCOPS shows vcenter health at zero. Please see screenshot attached.Looks like vcenter stopped providing info about own health on some...
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looks like physical network io dropped - is causing the "health" badge going to "zero".
View ArticleRe: vcops: vcenter health = 0
You seem to have a bigger problem - the fact that all other objects are "grey" most likely means that vcops has stopped collecting data for this environment.Judging by the Anomalies badge, something...
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Hi ,the situation improved a bit - can see some stats now.It still looks the problem is network related - I am going to check this with os and network guys.Thanks for your input !
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Metric CPU Ready (ms) hidden
Hi all, I noticeda strange problem. Some VMs possessthe metricCPU Usage->Ready (ms) and others not. Someoneexplain to me whyhe would know? I createda genericscoreboardto showthis value for eachVM...
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Strange indeed. Are all ESX hosts of the same version?
View ArticleRe: Exporting Datastore Metrics
You can leverage the repository adapter for this, however you need to edit some of the config files and execute via shell (SSH). It's not a GUI-driven function, but it'll accomplish what you're looking...
View ArticleRe: Metric CPU Ready (ms) hidden
vC Ops can only collect the data if it's being provided by vCenter. Open vCenter and go the Performance > Advanced area, then see if the CPU Ready (ms) value has any data for those VMs in question....
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Hi, no. In the Performance tab there's no Ready (ms) metric. I don't know why. It's normal?! Thank you very much Matrix
View ArticleRe: Metric CPU Ready (ms) hidden
Hi all, I checkedthe situation betterfrom thevSphereClient.If I selectthesingilevCPUsfrom PerformanceGraph, custom graphicsReady (ms) are shown. However, ifI selectthe VMon ObjectsandcounterReady...
View ArticleGuest File System Statistics
Hello,We're on vCOPS 5.7.1/appliance and I'm trying to figure out how to get the available free space on a VM seen by vCOPS. The VM is a Windows 2003 Standard VM, it's got 1 40GB drive and 7 500GB...
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