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should I be able to create a custom UI with this version?<br />
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if so how?<br />
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VMware vCenter Operations Manager<br />
Version 5.8.4<br />
Build 2199700<br />
License Mode: Foundation<br />
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thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
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should I be able to create a custom UI with this version?

if so how?

VMware vCenter Operations Manager
Version 5.8.4
Build 2199700
License Mode: Foundation

thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

VMWARE VCOPS can you create a custom UI with the foundation version

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