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Hello guys,
i' m using WC 5.5 on vCenter 5.5 and i cannot find existing VM folders anywhere?
Do you know how to find them in the WC inventory ?
Many thanks in advance.
Daniele
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Right click on datastore where VMs are placed >>File browser >>You will see VM folders here
Other way is >>Go to datastore>>Manage>>Files>>You will see VM folders here
Let me know if you still did not find.
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Hello,
many thanks for your quick reply, let me explain it better , i need to find the so called "VMs and template" view available in the fat client.
I have organized my VMs into special folders.
Many thanks in advance.
Daniele
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First refer: VMs& Template view.png
Then :Datastore browser.png
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Vikas, VCP70, MCTS on AD, SCJP6.0, VCF, vSphere with Tanzu specialist.
https://vThinkBeyondVM.com/about
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