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&gt; drop-down (CPU, Disk, Memory, Network, etc.). <br />
I suppose from the above, I select &quot;Switch To: &quot;&nbsp;&amp; select from <br />
the options from the Drop-down menu, right? &nbsp;Does this chart<br />
allow me to scroll back for up to 24 hrs as Hancoccka mentioned ?
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> drop-down (CPU, Disk, Memory, Network, etc.).
I suppose from the above, I select "Switch To: " & select from
the options from the Drop-down menu, right?  Does this chart
allow me to scroll back for up to 24 hrs as Hancoccka mentioned ?

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We ran some test jobs on a newly P2V'ed VM yesterday but forgot to<br />
monitor for the CPU , IO , RAM statistics : if I'm using VIC to connect<br />
to vCenter, is there a way to churn out the CPU etc stats from yesterday<br />
&amp;&nbsp;if so , pls give me the step by step instructions (click by click).<br />
<br />
How long is the performance data kept in the vCenter &nbsp;/ VIC ?<br />
<br />
If can't churn out from VIC, how can I do it from vCenter (step by step<br />
instructions as well ) , thanks
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We ran some test jobs on a newly P2V'ed VM yesterday but forgot to
monitor for the CPU , IO , RAM statistics : if I'm using VIC to connect
to vCenter, is there a way to churn out the CPU etc stats from yesterday
& if so , pls give me the step by step instructions (click by click).

How long is the performance data kept in the vCenter  / VIC ?

If can't churn out from VIC, how can I do it from vCenter (step by step
instructions as well ) , thanks

VIC or vCenter store how long performance data &amp; how to generate for a specific VM

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VIC or vCenter store how long performance data &amp; how to generate for a specific VM

VIC or vCenter store how long performance data & how to generate for a specific VM