How would I do that? I've changed the default policy to 10% only to realize that the 10% its allowing me to change is the TIME period, not the actual CPU utilization metric.
I am aware of the purpose of the report, but this report is not accounting for certain criteria that I hope is common in most environments. Meaning they have idle VMs but they are patched and backed up and that is the ONLY activity on these VMs and thus 'skewing' the results of this report.
I believe the VMs in the report are obviously idle and not needed. I will go to those owners, but that wasn't not the purpose of my post. I know there are more and the report is not showing them for reasons stated above. The answer here is either:
1. Find a way to change the report to let go of this 5% CPU metric and relax that to ~10%
or
2. Find a 3rd party tool that does a better job
or
3. Unfortunately dig into PowerCLI and write or find a ridiculous amount of code and troubleshooting that code to do something that should be simple in the product I paid for in the first place.
