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Hi there, Here are the documents you should read about capacity planner, from installation to data collection and how to interprete the collected data. &nbsp;Once u read in big lines the docs u could build ur &quot;how to&quot; ur self. &nbsp;I 'd doubt it if someone can give u a 1/2/3 steps howto on it. &nbsp;Let me know what u think...
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Hi there, Here are the documents you should read about capacity planner, from installation to data collection and how to interprete the collected data.  Once u read in big lines the docs u could build ur "how to" ur self.  I 'd doubt it if someone can give u a 1/2/3 steps howto on it.  Let me know what u think...

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where is the documents you mentioned?<br />
please post them
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where is the documents you mentioned?
please post them

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Hi,<br />
I'm new to this<br />
I was asked to perform the above on one of client's infrastructure<br />
Please advise steps and how-to <br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm new to this
I was asked to perform the above on one of client's infrastructure
Please advise steps and how-to 

Thanks

vmware capacity planner

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