VMware Cloud Community
GeraldoMagellaJ
Contributor
Contributor
‎10-23-2012 05:21 AM

Missing "real-time" performance data in Cluster level after updating vCenter to 5.0

Hi there everyone, we've update all vSphere components to version 5.0 and in the process, we moved the database to a external database server as suggested by the documentation, but a strange thing happened, I'm missing "Realtime" data from performance TAB on datacenter Cluster level.

I get this "timeframe" on host level, but not in datacenter.

Perf.png

Does anyone know what's going on?

0 Kudos
4 Replies
mittim12
Immortal
Immortal
‎10-23-2012 05:53 AM

Welcome to the forums.  Did you recreate the rollup jobs after the move?   

http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2007388

GeraldoMagellaJ
Contributor
Contributor
‎10-23-2012 06:09 AM

Yes sir! Smiley Happy

They are up and running:

image_Ns.png

Also checked the data mentioned in refered article (nice by the way)

0 Kudos
godbucket
Enthusiast
Enthusiast
‎02-07-2013 01:38 PM

Same thing happening to me but not on all hosts... was hoping there would be an answer to this... Smiley Sad

0 Kudos
godbucket
Enthusiast
Enthusiast
‎02-08-2013 08:04 AM

Solved my own issue, here's how I did it (for documentation purposes)

- Restarted Web Management Services on the vCenter Server - this should have done it but that didn't work either, same results.

- Restarted Management Network on the problematic ESXi hosts - another good troubleshooting step I thought but this didn't work either.

- Restarted Management Agents on the problematic ESXi hosts - THIS WORKED and resolved the issue, performance graphs got "Realtime" data back.

Only thing I would recommend before doing this last step is maybe disabling Host Monitoring at the cluster-level, as when the management agents are restarted it will freak vCenter out and think that a host failed. None of my VM's went down and the host stayed up of course, just threw lots of alerts in vCenter.

Hope this helps someone!

0 Kudos