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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have a vcenter with a VNX san storage attached to our esxi host, just wonder how can i view the &quot;performance&quot; ? do i need to install some kind of driver to able to view this ? any help would be appreciate, thanks a lots ! <br />
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Dear All

 
              I have a vcenter with a VNX san storage attached to our esxi host, just wonder how can i view the "performance" ? do i need to install some kind of driver to able to view this ? any help would be appreciate, thanks a lots ! 



Esxi cant view the performance tab

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