vROPS 6 – How to lockdown User Groups to see only specific dashboards only
The following guide will show you how to lock down Group accounts to see only dashboards that we assign to […]
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vROPs 6 – Creating an Advance view with Average, Maximum, and Summary features
The following steps will allow you to create a view that displays the average CPU and the maximum CPU peak
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vROPS 6 – How to modify default calculations from Capacity Planning/ Time Remaining
Capacity Planning numbers by default settings are calculated by CPU Allocation, Memory Allocation, and Disk Space Allocated. Some of my
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vROPS 6 – How to Automate Actions
In this example we will automate the shutdown of VMs that are considered idle to help save CPU and Memory
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vROPS 6 – How to Enable Hidden Metrics and Properties
vROPs comes with tons of useful metrics and properties out of the box. However, some metrics and properties are actually
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vROPS 6 – Putting any single object in Maintenance Mode
vRealize Operation Manager 6 has a maintenance mode option that puts everything into maintenance mode. However, what if you just
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vROPS 6 – How to Create Rotating dashboards
Creating Rotating dashboards The following is perfect for an environment that has a 24/7 monitoring team such as a NOC.
vROPS 6.1 – EPO Additional Adapters
The release of VMware vRealize Operation Manager 6.1 introduced End-Point Operations (EPOps) Agents that allow you to monitor services, processes,
vROPS 6.1 – How to monitor Windows Processes
In this example we will monitor a process such as command prompt. Note the EPO agent must be installed on
vROPs 6.1 – How to Monitor any Windows Service
The following steps will allow you to monitor any Window Service using the built-in EPO adapter in vROPs 6.1. The
vROPs 6.1 – EPO Agents Installation Guide
Below are instructions on how to install and configure the End Point Operations Agent on a Windows Server. Go to