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monitor co-stop with vCenter Operations

With ESXTOP or the vCenter performance tab of a VM you can monitor the co-stop metric to check for vSMP performance problems. vCOps can show you that information for all the VMs on a host, a resource pool, a cluster, a vCenter or your complete environment.
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Oct 4, 2012 Birk Bohne vCenter vCenter Operations vcops vSphere

a custom HTTP port causes service health problems in vCenter 5.0

During the vCenter installation process you can config a custom http port. This can be needed because of security policies or if a other service uses port 80, but it leads to errors afterwards.
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Sep 7, 2012 Birk Bohne installer vCenter vSphere

CPU wait time in percent with a vCOps super metric

In the vSphere client performance tab of a virtual machine you can monitor the CPU Wait time, but it’s counted for every vCPU and no percentage metric is provided. vCenter Operations can solve that problem for you.
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Sep 7, 2012 Birk Bohne Center Operations vCenter vcops vSphere

useful widgets to get fast answers in vCenter Operations

vCenter Operations provides different widgets to display the data collected from vCenter, storage systems or other data sources. Using the example of finding out which of the VMs in a vCenter are affected by high cpu ready % values i show you how to use heatmaps, metric graphs and data distribution widgets.
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Aug 23, 2012 Birk Bohne vCenter vCenter Operations vcops vSphere

Sequencing vSphere Client V5 ends up with V4.1

Recently I had to sequence the vSphere Client V5 Update 1 Client with App-V. What normally sounds like an easy task ended up with some trouble… To create an unattended installation job just download the viclient.
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Aug 20, 2012 Andreas Roth App-V vSphere
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