Nice blog on it here from VMware Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager Brandon Gordon. Nice blog on it here from VMware Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager Brandon Gordon. Back at Policies you will now see your new Policy, which defines the Business Hours VMs and the hours

Once my Data Node was up and running it looked like this from within Cluster Management. Back in the Admin UI go to System Status and Select ACTIVATE HA.

three dashboards do the following: - log into vROps and go to the Dashboards tab - select Actions - Manage

Go to Management - Cluster. Select UPGRADE CLUSTER and follows the prompts. Click UPGRADE.

your Primary Node and a Secure Join Token which can be generated on your existing Primary Node from Management After a few minutes, back on the Primary Node, you can see that the Worker Node has joined the Cluster Back on the Primary Node UI, you can now see we have a 3-Node Cluster.

The vRLI Agent package can be found on the vRLI appliance itself under Administration - Management - I've downloaded the package to the Windows Server 2012 R2 and started the install. Back to vRLI, go to Administration - Management - Agents and you'll notice that the Agent has logged We do this via Agent Configuration on the Administration - Management - Agents page. Windows Events Logs, but there are six other powerful ways to capture Windows logs: Servers, General, Common

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Specifically, he wanted to see errors, packets, and general traffic through both ethernet and fiber channel The Blue Medora management pack for Cisco UCS captures the following metrics: Ethernet Ports: - Frame Check Sequence Errors (errors/s) - Receive Errors (errors/s) - Received Bits (bit/s) - Received Packets (packets/s) - Sent Bits (bit/s) - Sent Packets (packets/s) Fiber Channel Ports: - Bits Received (bit /s) - CRC Receive Errors (error/s) - Packets Received (packets/s) - Bits Transmitted (bit/s) - Packets

weekend we released 8.12 HF1 , I applied it in my lab this morning via the Aria Operations Lifecycle Manager Back in your environment, you can check Patch History to confirm it was installed.

information check out the VMware Aria Operations: Journey to Success link on the VMware Apps and Cloud Management

I'm using Aria Suite Lifecycle to manage my Aria environment, I've logged in, gone to Lifecycle Operations Once done, go back into Patches - History to confirm application. And...you're done!

powerful, in our next blog we'll explore ServiceNow Events based on Aria Operations Alerts using the Management Pack for ServiceNow.

Disk Space | Snapshot | Managed Object Reference - managed object reference. As shown, the VM Snapshot disk metric values in Operations are all the same, I've asked the Product Management

Go to Environment - Applications - Manage Telegraf Agents to see them. Back to the VM itself, we can now see the details, including the new objects.

The third button (the red bell) allows you to create alerts or manage existing alerts, which have come as a part of the platform or with a Content Pack. The second option for the third button (the red icon) is Manage Alerts. This allows you to manage/edit all existing alerts, ie alerts that come out of the box or with Content Packs.

capability of VMware Aria Operations and has been detailed nicely here by VMware Senior Product Line Manager Back on the Optimize - Rightsize page, find an Oversized VM.

Log into Aria Operations for Logs SaaS, go to Log Management - Log Processing Rules, and Filter Logs. For more information check out the VMware Apps and Cloud Management Tech Zone! Another source is the VMware Cloud Management YouTube channel, check it out here!

I'm not going to detail the configuration of Syslog for each management plane, but Google will show you Here I'm looking for just the logs coming from the Pure FlashArray management plane.

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Back at our login screen we now have a dropdown for Active Directory, but you'll notice we still can't We must our AD Group to Aria Operations for Logs via Management - Access Control - Users and Groups. Back at our login screen, we now give it our AD credentials and are able to login.