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also all LUNS &quot;VDI and Server vcenter environments&quot;
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also all LUNS "VDI and Server vcenter environments"

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You can configure vcenter alarms to send out email on critical events (you know when you remove half of network cables the host gets red exclamation mark - that can be mailed as well)
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You can configure vcenter alarms to send out email on critical events (you know when you remove half of network cables the host gets red exclamation mark - that can be mailed as well)

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Does anyone have any VMware health check scripts that checks ESXi host and vms for all issues and logs to html report. best practices and etc. capturing all issues
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Does anyone have any VMware health check scripts that checks ESXi host and vms for all issues and logs to html report. best practices and etc. capturing all issues

vmware health check scripts and report

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