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ESXTOP

when I connect to ESXi host through Putty and run ESXTOP command , I can see the resources activity. however I am not sure if those activities are related to ESXi host. for instance:
There is a column that says : Used By and I see underneath Vcenter with the number of megabytes received and transmitted.

in this case does it mean the number of megabyte received /transmitted by Vcenter to and from that unique ESXi host I am logged into, or from other ESXi hosts to?

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8/22/2022 - Mon
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Vcenter is a VM..
As you know Vcenter is connected to all ESX hosts….and the Esxtop is run on a single host Terminal, it shows Vcenter traffic, but to my understanding the traffic is to and from that ESX server only..
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