I am not able to drag any VM's to the folder structure that I created for our test enviroment.. Thx
Is this simply for aesthetics?
Use resource pools as your VM groups if you want to see this in the Hosts and Clusters view.
If it is so you can apply roles and privileges, use the folders in the Vms and Templates View
Or both, use the resource pools
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BrianG
See here http://www.vmware.com/community/thread.jspa?threadID=74625&tstart=0
What is the location of the folders?
You can not use folders inside clusters, so if your hosts are in clusters you will not be able to use folders in the "hosts and clusters" inventory view.
Why are you using these folders?
If you are just looking for a way to group VMs, use resource pools.
In the "virtual machines and templates" inventory view you can lots of stuff with folders.
I am trying to separate them by their functions like SQL, Applications etc and I take it that i can do that in the template view. Thx
Is this simply for aesthetics?
Use resource pools as your VM groups if you want to see this in the Hosts and Clusters view.
If it is so you can apply roles and privileges, use the folders in the Vms and Templates View
Or both, use the resource pools
Message was edited by:
BrianG
THX and I am using the Template view and it is working