This sounds like the same problem as in previous releases. I guess it still hasn't been fixed Reference: vROPS 6.1.0 not displaying vSAN dashboards using Management Pack for Storage Devic...
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This sounds like the same problem as in previous releases. I guess it still hasn't been fixed Reference: vROPS 6.1.0 not displaying vSAN dashboards using Management Pack for Storage Devices
Also still getting the error even with ESXi600-201605001 on all hosts. The sad thing is, prior to this I had opened a case with VMware to be sure everything was in order before upgrading. They ...
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Also still getting the error even with ESXi600-201605001 on all hosts. The sad thing is, prior to this I had opened a case with VMware to be sure everything was in order before upgrading. They said everything looked fine, but to wait for that patch because we use App Volumes. I guess there is yet another bug that hasn't been made public.. No CBT/backups in use here either.
Kudos to Michael Webster for re-interating the queue depth issue with certain virtual disk controller configurations (which VMware continues to ignore for their own appliances): Performance Issu...
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Kudos to Michael Webster for re-interating the queue depth issue with certain virtual disk controller configurations (which VMware continues to ignore for their own appliances): Performance Issues Due To Virtual SCSI Device Queue Depths | Long White Virtual Clouds
It appears they also have it configured with a queue depth of only 128. I suppose that might be fine for small environments that aren't very busy, but I don't know why they wouldn't set it highe...
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It appears they also have it configured with a queue depth of only 128. I suppose that might be fine for small environments that aren't very busy, but I don't know why they wouldn't set it higher to avoid that being a bottleneck in large environments. cat /proc/scsi/mptspi/0 ioc0: LSI53C1030 B0, FwRev=01032920h, Ports=1, MaxQ=128
Been there, done that. All my dashboards are shared to the default Everyone group. "VC Shared" is also checked for them. We are strictly using vCenter logins, no LDAP import/etc. I'm beginning...
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Been there, done that. All my dashboards are shared to the default Everyone group. "VC Shared" is also checked for them. We are strictly using vCenter logins, no LDAP import/etc. I'm beginning to wonder if there was an assumption that users would be imported vs vCenter login.
Yes, unfortunately they redesigned that page a while ago and buried the "Build Your Own" link way down there. It's especially easy to miss when browsing from some mobile/low-resolution devices....
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Yes, unfortunately they redesigned that page a while ago and buried the "Build Your Own" link way down there. It's especially easy to miss when browsing from some mobile/low-resolution devices. I've had to field several questions just like yours.
I don't know about that. It seems like most people didn't want a web client, at all.
Finally they've listened to most people complaints with the vSphere client with HTML5 vSphere HTML5 We...
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I don't know about that. It seems like most people didn't want a web client, at all.
Finally they've listened to most people complaints with the vSphere client with HTML5 vSphere HTML5 Web Client – VMware Labs
Did you ever find a fix for this? Perhaps a script or something that can change the ID's to match? I see that VMware finally acknowledged the mismatched ID's in https://kb.vmware.com/kb/21441...
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Did you ever find a fix for this? Perhaps a script or something that can change the ID's to match? I see that VMware finally acknowledged the mismatched ID's in https://kb.vmware.com/kb/2144159
@adamjg - Hosted UI became "Ghosted UI" Monday, January 25. VMRC was included in the products that they were responsible for. Here's the tribute: http://blog.chipx86.com/2016/01/26/a-tribute...
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@adamjg - Hosted UI became "Ghosted UI" Monday, January 25. VMRC was included in the products that they were responsible for. Here's the tribute: http://blog.chipx86.com/2016/01/26/a-tribute-to-vmware-workstation-fusion-and-hosted-ui/
Does it make any difference if you login as the local admin user? I have this same problem when logging in as a user that has limited vCenter permissions. I couldn't find anything stating that ...
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Does it make any difference if you login as the local admin user? I have this same problem when logging in as a user that has limited vCenter permissions. I couldn't find anything stating that additional permissions were needed for viewing MPSD dashboards.