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Yes.  It's the "attach" part I was having trouble with. (with the help of my TAM) I created a variable "#templateFolder", type VC:VmFolder and set to Templates. Then in the Presentation, Pred... See more...
Yes.  It's the "attach" part I was having trouble with. (with the help of my TAM) I created a variable "#templateFolder", type VC:VmFolder and set to Templates. Then in the Presentation, Predefined list of elements GetAction("com.vmware.library.vc.folder","getAllVirtualMachinesByFolder").call(#templateFolder) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Was it helpful? Let us know by completing this short survey here.
Did you select "Self Provider" radio button under the Widget Title. Other/similar hints: sometimes you have to search out where they put the "Save" buttons, depending on the Widgets
I hope so - that's what I'm doing  My VUM server is also my Syslog and Dump Collector, separate from my vCenter server. I believe there was a patch from December that fixes a bug with re... See more...
I hope so - that's what I'm doing  My VUM server is also my Syslog and Dump Collector, separate from my vCenter server. I believe there was a patch from December that fixes a bug with remote syslogging.
I'm going through the same fun! First - Make sure you have your licensing all squared away.  Not sure where you are coming from, but I had to install FlexLM on my vCenter5 server and register ... See more...
I'm going through the same fun! First - Make sure you have your licensing all squared away.  Not sure where you are coming from, but I had to install FlexLM on my vCenter5 server and register the vi3 license files and make sure vC5 saw and read them correctly. We're also changing the management network, so I created a 2nd console. If the hosts are in a cluster, you have to turn off HA/DRS, evacuate the host, put in Maintenance Mode, pull the host out of the cluster, Exit Maintenance Mode, push guests back to the non-clustered host, repeat, until the cluster is empty. Once all the hosts are non-clustered, you can Delete the host from vCenter3, and add the host to vCenter 5, while the guests are still running. Then reverse the steps to build your HA cluster in vCenter5. Then you can round-robin upgrade (fresh install) the hosts to vSphere 5. Enjoy the ride!