Posts Tagged ‘vCenter alarms’

Rid yourself of superfluous vCenter datastore alarms

November 29th, 2010 | Author: Erik Zandboer

New and improved in vSphere: Datastore alarms. Very nice to have, but some of these alarms are so generic, that datastores are simply always in an alarmed state. Errors like “non-VI workload detected” on your ISO LUN, “Datastore usage on disk” and so on. Here’s how to loose these errors on certain stores while enforcing them on others.

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