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Seth Simmons,<br />
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&quot;there are a number of vCenter alarms that can be configured for email notifications<br />
i have several configured and have come in quite handy in relation to issues with the appliance<br />
even for guests,&quot;<br />
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oh, from within vCenter?
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Seth Simmons,

"there are a number of vCenter alarms that can be configured for email notifications
i have several configured and have come in quite handy in relation to issues with the appliance
even for guests,"

oh, from within vCenter?

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Yes, look at the Alarm Definitions, CPU, Memory, Network, Disk etc
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Yes, look at the Alarm Definitions, CPU, Memory, Network, Disk etc

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yes...one is 'datastore usage on disk' where just today i was getting flapping warnings because a datastore was hitting the 80% warning threshold. &nbsp;just one of many
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yes...one is 'datastore usage on disk' where just today i was getting flapping warnings because a datastore was hitting the 80% warning threshold.  just one of many

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hi,<br />
<br />
how you guys usually healthy check the VMWare ?<br />
<br />
any build int &nbsp;email alert if ANY of the WMWare related error goes off instead of ONLY check the summary and Alert pager of the vCenter ? this should applied to all VMs created.<br />
<br />
please suggest
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hi,

how you guys usually healthy check the VMWare ?

any build int  email alert if ANY of the WMWare related error goes off instead of ONLY check the summary and Alert pager of the vCenter ? this should applied to all VMs created.

please suggest

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