//                 Example VMmark(r) Properties File             
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// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// VMmark3.1.1 : 03/13/2020
// **** Read Me First ****
// This file is sensitive to case, spacing, and line endings.  Follow the example formats.
//   Use VM names that are alphanumeric only, starting with alpha, ending in a tile number.  
//   Only VMs with the below name formatting are allowed for provisioning and usage.
//   Comma separated lists (CSV) should not end with a comma.  Correct format is: Ex item1,item2,item3
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// General Settings #general
//
// Boolean EmailNotifications : Default true : Controls if service will attempt to utilize email notifications
EmailNotifications = false
// CSV String EmailList : Default empty : Ex = user1@vmware.com,user2@vmware.com
EmailList = 
// String EmailSMTP : Default empty : Ex = email.vmware.com
EmailSMTP = 
// String EmailFrom : Default empty : Ex = user1@vmware.com
EmailFrom = 
// String EmailPort : Default empty : Ex = 25
EmailPort = 
// String PrimeClient : Default empty : Ex: 192.168.1.1 : Used to create PrimeClient entries in the hosts files on the workload VMs.
PrimeClient = 11.11.11.10
// String RMQserver : Default localhost : Should typically be localhost
// RMQserver = localhost
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// vSphere Settings #vsphere
// This section details the connection settings for the vCServer under test.
//
// String vCServer : Default empty : Ex: 10.115.155.239
vCServer = 10.0.0.6
//  String vCServerUsername : Default empty : Ex vCServerUsername = administrator@vsphere.local
vCServerUsername = jcardenas@vsphere.local
//  String vCServerPassword : Default empty : Ex vCServerPassword = vmware
vCServerPassword = Userclip2023!
// String vCServerDatacenter : Default empty : Ex vCServerDatacenter = Datacenter
vCServerDatacenter = MovistarApoquindo
// String vCServerVMmark3Cluster : Default empty : Ex vCServerVMmark3Cluster = Cluster1
vCServerVMmark3Cluster = Produccion-DR
// String vCServerClientCluster : Default empty : Ex vCServerClientCluster = ClientCluster1 : This is the cluster of hosts running your 
//    Client VMs and is where provisioning will place new client VMs.
vCServerClientCluster = Produccion-DR
//
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// VMmark Run Configuration #run
// This section specifies many of the required settings for running the VMmark3 benchmark.
//   Note: Tile 0 placeholders have been added to this section to assist users.
// int Tiles : Default empty : Number of Tiles to Run 
Tiles = 1
// int RunTimeSeconds : Default 10800 : This is the run time in seconds.  For compliant runs this must be 10800
// RunTimeSeconds = 10800
// Clients: These are the VMs that generate the external load.  They should be provisioned into a separate client cluster.
//   CSV String Clients : Default empty : Ex Client0,Client1,Client2
Clients = Client0
// Servers: These are the VMs that load is generated upon.  They make up the individual components of a tile.  All are required for compliance.
//   CSV String Workload/Servers : Default empty : Ex Standby/Servers = Standby0,Standby1,Standby2
// Note: the script 'VMmark3/tools/VMmark3-PrintWorkloadConfigurationStub.pl' automates the generation of these values for multiple tiles.
//   see the VMmark user's guide for additional information
Standby/Servers = Standby0
AuctionWebA/Servers = AuctionWebA0
AuctionWebB/Servers = AuctionWebB0
AuctionAppA/Servers = AuctionAppA0
AuctionAppB/Servers = AuctionAppB0
AuctionDB/Servers = AuctionDB0
AuctionMSQ/Servers = AuctionMSQ0
AuctionLB/Servers = AuctionLB0
AuctionNoSQL/Servers = AuctionNoSQL0
DS3WebA/Servers = DS3WebA0
DS3WebB/Servers = DS3WebB0
DS3WebC/Servers = DS3WebC0
DS3DB/Servers = DS3DB0
ElasticLB/Servers = ElasticLB0
ElasticWebA/Servers = ElasticWebA0
ElasticWebB/Servers = ElasticWebB0
ElasticAppA/Servers = ElasticAppA0
ElasticAppB/Servers = ElasticAppB0
ElasticDB/Servers = ElasticDB0
// 
// Infrastructure Ops Settings
// This section must be filled out prior to beginning benchmark runs.
// String SVmotion/SVMotionLUNs : Specifies which LUNs to use for Storage VMotions.  Must be shared storage. : Default empty
SVmotion/SVMotionLUNs = DS_CLIPTEST01,DS_CLIPTEST02
// String XVmotion/XVMotionLUNs : Specifies which LUNs to use for XVMotions.  Must be shared storage. : Default empty 
XVmotion/XVMotionLUNs = DS_CLIPTEST02,DS_CLIPTEST01
// String Deploy/DeployLUNs : Specifies which LUNs to use for Deploys.  Must be shared storage. : Default empty 
Deploy/DeployLUNs = DS_CLIPTEST01
// The deploy workload is a type of provisioning and thus leverages the provisioning settings specified below.  
//   Validate that they are up to date for your environment prior to execution.  The following settings are necessary.
// String Deploy/Templates : Specifies the template to deploy from.  Should be the current VMmark3 template; otherwise
//   resulting runs will be non-compliant. Default empty : Ex vmmark3-template-103016
// Note for multiple simultaneous infrastructure operations, multiple templates are required : Ex vmmark3-template-103016-1,vmmark3-template-103016-2
Deploy/Templates = vmmark3.1.1-template-031420
// CSV String Deploy/DeployVMinfo : Specifies the name and IP address of the deployed VMs. Ex DeployVM0:192.168.1.245,DeployVM1:192.168.1.246
// Note if set during provisioning, the user defined values will be added to the hosts-stub.txt 
Deploy/DeployVMinfo = DeployVM0:11.11.11.11
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Benchmark Workload Settings  #workload
// This section specifies which infrastructure and application workloads to be used.  Changing these parameters is non-compliant.
// CSV InfrastructureList : Default vmotion,svmotion,xvmotion,deploy 
// InfrastructureList = vmotion,svmotion,xvmotion,deploy 
// CSV WorkloadList : Default Standby,DS3WebA,DS3WebB,DS3WebC,DS3DB,AuctionLB,AuctionWebA,AuctionWebB,AuctionAppA,AuctionAppB,AuctionDB,AuctionMSQ,AuctionNoSQL,ElasticLB,ElasticWebA,ElasticWebB,ElasticAppA,ElasticAppB,ElasticDB,
// WorkloadList = Standby,DS3WebA,DS3WebB,DS3WebC,DS3DB,AuctionLB,AuctionWebA,AuctionWebB,AuctionAppA,AuctionAppB,AuctionDB,AuctionMSQ,AuctionNoSQL,ElasticLB,ElasticWebA,ElasticWebB,ElasticAppA,ElasticAppB,ElasticDB,
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// String ManualHosts : Default empty : If empty the harness will automatically use the names of hosts found in the cluster under test for ESXTOP and Reporter Routines.  
//   Otherwise a user can specify name or IP address.  Ex:  ManualHosts = host1,host2
// ManualHosts = host1,host2
// String ManualClientHosts : Default empty : If empty the harness will automatically use the names of hosts found in the client cluster specified for Reporter Routines.  
//   Otherwise a user can specify name or IP address.  Ex:  ManualClientHosts = clienthost1,clienthost2
// ManualClientHosts = clienthost1,clienthost2
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ESXTOP Configuration
// Boolean EsxtopCollection : Default false : Enables ESXTOP collection on the hosts under test.  If enabled the ESXtopLUN variable must also be populated.
// EsxtopCollection = false
// String EsxtopLUN : Default empty : Absolute path to LUN where esxtop should be collected.  Must be shared storage for the systems under test.  
//   Note: Space is a consideration as ESXTOP files can grow large.  Ex: /vmfs/volumes/MY-LUN-NAME
// EsxtopLUN = 
//
// - Optional Settings - Defaults shown
// - Warning: Some of these settings must be left at their default values for a run to be compliant.  
//
// Workload Delays
// This section allows a user to specify the delay (in seconds) for specific workloads.  Changing these parameters is compliant.
// DS3WebA/DELAYTIME = 8
// DS3WebB/DELAYTIME = 11
// DS3WebC/DELAYTIME = 15
// AuctionLB/DELAYTIME = 8
// Standby/DELAYTIME = 2
// ElasticLB/DELAYTIME = 8
//
// Workload Skip Restores
// This section allows a user to skip the restore process for specific workloads.  Changing these parameters is non-compliant.
// DS3WebA/SKIPRESTORE = false
// DS3WebB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// DS3WebC/SKIPRESTORE = false
// DS3DB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionLB/SKIPRESTORE = false : This value cannot be changed due to application design
// AuctionAppA/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionAppB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionDB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionMSQ/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionNoSQL/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionWebA/SKIPRESTORE = false
// AuctionWebB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticLB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticAppA/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticAppB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticWebA/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticWebB/SKIPRESTORE = false
// ElasticDB/SKIPRESTORE = false
//
// Misc Workload Settings
// Changing these parameters is non-compliant
// int Standby/INTERVAL : Specifies how long to wait between STAF pings. : Default 60
// Standby/INTERVAL = 60
// int Weathervane/AuctionUsers : Specifies the number of Weathervane users : Minimum Weathervane  Auction users = 60 : Default = 9500
// Weathervane/AuctionUsers = 9500
// int Weathervane/ElasticUsers : Specifies the number of Weathervane Elastic users : Minimum Weathervane Elastic users = 60 : Default = 1500
// Weathervane/ElasticUsers = 1500
// int DS3DB/DS3DBsize : Specifies the DS3DBsize in GB : Default = 100
// DS3DB/DS3DBsize = 100
// int DS3Web/DS3thinktime : Specifies the DS3Web think time for operations: Default = 1
// DS3Web/DS3thinktime = 1
//
// Workload Delays
// This section allows a user to specify the delay for specific workloads.  Changing these parameters is compliant.
// SVmotion/DELAYTIME = 16
// Vmotion/DELAYTIME = 10
// XVmotion/DELAYTIME = 16
// Deploy/DELAYTIME = 17
//
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Advanced Infrastructure Operations Settings.  Changing these parameters is non-compliant.
//
// This section allows the user to specify the amount of time between infrastructure operations.  
// SVmotion/SleepBetween = 120
// Vmotion/VMotionDelayBetween = 120
// XVmotion/SleepBetween = 150
// Deploy/DeployDelayBetween = 40
//
// This section allows the user to specify the workload used for various infrastructure operations.
// SVmotion/Workloads = Standby
// Vmotion/Workloads = AuctionMSQ
// XVmotion/Workloads = DS3WebA
//
// This section allows the user to specify the burst queue size (minimum 1) used for various infrastructure operations.
// SVmotion/BurstQueueSize = auto
// Vmotion/BurstQueueSize = auto
// XVmotion/BurstQueueSize = auto
// Deploy/BurstQueueSize = auto
//
// This section allows the user to specify the amount of free space verified for various infrastructure operations.
// SVmotion/FreeSpaceFactor = 2
// XVmotion/FreeSpaceFactor = 2
//
// This sections allows the user to specify the size (in GB) of the Deploy VM's secondary disk.
// Deploy/DeployDBsize = 20
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Miscellaneous Settings and Options.  Changing these parameters is compliant.
// Boolean ScrubConfigFile : Default false : Triggers the removal of passwords from the VMmark3 properties file.  
// ScrubConfigFile = false
// int TileDelay : Default 60 : Delays start of Tile N by TileDelay * N seconds
// TileDelay = 60
// int DebugLevel : Default 0 : Value that controls the display/logging of info/debug messages.  Valid options are 0-3
// DebugLevel = 0
// Additional Misc Settings.  Changing these values is non-compliant
// Boolean TurboMode : Enables a quick VMmark3 run of 30 minutes, with automatic score generation.  Useful for preliminary testing, not compliant for submissions : Default false
// TurboMode = false
// Boolean Reporter : Enabled the collection of necessary system information.  Required for publications. : Default true
// Reporter = true
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Power (PTD) Settings #power #ptd
// This section should be configured with the use of the VMmark3 Benchmarking Guide.  Notes and parameters definitions are provided there.
// PTD=True/False: Valid values [True/False] Enable/Disable
// PTD_Clients: STAF-enabled systems connected to power meters
//   Note: The number of PTD_Clients determines the total number of PTD
//   processes activated. 2 clients would require 2 ports, etc.
// PTD_Target: Classification of metered items (SERVER or EXT_STOR [storage])
// PTD_Ports: Port used for each power meter.
// PTD_MeterTypes: Meter Type for each power meter.
// PTD_COMs: COM port for each power meter on its PTD client.
// PTD_Amp_Ranges: Allows defining of different Ampere ranges per meter.
// PTD_Volt_Ranges: Allows defining of different Volt ranges per meter.
// PTD_Enable_GPIB: Allows the use of GPIB devices, set to 1 to enable
// Ex: PTD_Client:PTDclient1 -> Target:SERVER -> Port:8888 -> MeterType:8 (Yokogawa) -> COM:COM1 -> Range:4.0
// Ex: PTD_Client:PTDclient2 -> Target:SERVER -> Port:8890 -> MeterType:8 (Yokogawa) -> COM:COM1 -> Range:4.0
//
// PTD = false
// PTD_Clients = ptdclient61,ptdclient43,ptdclient44,ptdclient45
// PTD_Target = SERVER,SERVER,EXT_STOR,EXT_STOR
// PTD_Ports = 1016,1017,1018,1019
// PTD_MeterTypes = 8,8,8,8
// PTD_COMs = /dev/ttyS0,/dev/ttyS1,/dev/ttyS2,/dev/ttyS3
// PTD_Amp_Ranges = 5.0,5.0,20.0,20.0
// PTD_Volt_Ranges = 120.0,120.0,120.0,120.0
// PTD_Enable_GPIB = 0,0,0,0
// - Optional Settings - Defaults shown
// - Warning: Changing values may make resulting runs non-compliant or cause issues.
// PTD_RampTime=1800
// PTD_Local_Hostnames="testbed,testbed,testbed,testbed"
// PTD_Local_Ports="0,0,0,0"
// =========================================================================================================================================
//
// Automated Build Out Provisioning #provisioning
//
// ProvisioningDatastores is used to specify which VMs (workloads) to work with.  Because each Workload requires a datastore 
//   they're bundled together so users don't have to repeat the same information in multiple places.
// -- Provisioning uses some of the settings from above.  Validate that those settings are up to date. --
// 
// Boolean AllowRunOverwrite : Default false : Controls if service will halt if output folder is found
AllowRunOverwrite = true
// String runName : Name of provisioning output, stored in ~/VMmark3/provisioning-output/<name> : Default vmmark3-output : Ex VMmark3-BuildOut1
RunName = vmmark3-output
// String ProvisioningSource : default empty: This is the mechanism for users to specify which tile is being created.
//   For provisioning Tile 0 this should be a valid VMmark3 template : Ex: 'ProvisioningSource = vmmark3-template-103016'
//   For provisioning Tile 1 - N, Tile0 is used as the source and this should be the keyword 'tile0' : Ex 'ProvisioningSource = tile0'
//   Default empty
ProvisioningSource =  vmmark3.1.1-template-031420
// int ProvisioningNumTiles : 1 or more tiles : Default 1 : If ProvisioningSource is a template this is automatically set to 1 tile.
ProvisioningNumTiles = 1
// String ProvisioningDatastores : Default empty : This variable is used to decode the datastore placement of the provisioned VMs.
//   Format is "VMtype1:DatastoreName,VMtype2:DatastoreName,VMtype3:DatastoreName"
//   Accepted VMTypes [client,DS3WebA,DS3WebB,DS3WebC,DS3DB,AuctionLB,AuctionMSQ,AuctionWebA,AuctionWebB,AuctionAppA,AuctionAppB,AuctionNoSQL,
//                     AuctionDB,ElasticLB,ElasticWebA,ElasticWebB,ElasticAppA,ElasticAppB,ElasticDB,Standby]
//   Note: For ease of readability, line wrapping is allowed for ProvisioningDatastores.  Below are examples of both formats allowed.
//   Traditional Format Example:
//     ProvisioningDatastores = Client:HDD-Lun1,DS3WebA:HDD-Lun2,DS3WebB:HDD-Lun2,DS3WebC:HDD-Lun2,DS3DB:SSD-Lun6,AuctionLB:SSD-Lun5,AuctionMSQ:SSD-Lun5,AuctionWebA:HDD-Lun2,AuctionWebB:HDD-Lun3,AuctionAppA:HDD-Lun1,AuctionAppB:HDD-Lun2,AuctionNoSQL:SSD-Lun6,AuctionDB:SSD-Lun6,ElasticLB:iSCSI-Lun0,ElasticWebA:iSCSI-Lun1,ElasticWebB:iSCSI-Lun1,ElasticAppA:iSCSI--Lun0,ElasticAppB:iSCSI-Lun0,ElasticDB:iSCSI-Lun0,Standby:HDD-Lun1
//   Wrapped Format Example:  (Note an example is provided below, users should replace the example LUN values prior to provisioning)
ProvisioningDatastores = \
Client:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
DS3WebA:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
DS3WebB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
DS3WebC:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
DS3DB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionLB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionMSQ:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionWebA:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionWebB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionAppA:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionAppB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionNoSQL:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
AuctionDB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticLB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticWebA:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticWebB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticAppA:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticAppB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
ElasticDB:DS_CLIPTEST01,\
Standby:DS_CLIPTEST01
// String ProvisioningSecondaryDiskType : Default ThickEager : While the disk type (Thin, ThickLazy, ThickEager) of provisioned VMs' primary disks is equivalent to the selection used for the template,
//    the disk type of provisioned VMs' secondary disks can be set using the ProvisioningSecondaryDiskType configuration variable.
//    Ex: ProvisioningSecondaryDiskType = ThickLazy
// ProvisioningSecondaryDiskType = ThickEager
// int ProvisioningTimeoutMinutes : default 60 : Maximum time (in minutes) that provisioning will wait on a task to complete (minutes) Minimum = 1:  Ex ProvisioningTimeoutMinutes = 40
// ProvisioningTimeoutMinutes = 60
// String ProvisioningDomain : Domain used for network settings : Default vmmark3.eng.vmware.com
// ProvisioningDomain = vmmark3.eng.vmware.com
// String ProvisioningTimeZone : Timezone used for provisioned VMs : Default US/Pacific : Per the spec this is case sensitive
//   The VMmark3 service does not attempt to validate this value
//    For examples see: https://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk41pubs/ApiReference/timezone.html
ProvisioningTimeZone = America/Santiago
// String ProvisioningIPmode : network mode of provisioning : Default static, DHCP is optional but non-compliant
ProvisioningIPmode = static
// String ProvisioningNetworkLabel : Network label to use for provisioned VMs : Default VM Network : Note that vSphere will allow you to set this to
//   a nonexisting network label.  
ProvisioningNetworkLabel = Red-Cliptest
// String ProvisioningNetworkType : standard or dvswitch modes of provisioning : Default standard
//   Note:  dvswitch mode requires the use of Ephemeral distributed port groups.
ProvisioningNetworkType = standard
//
// Additional Network Settings
// String ProvisioningIPstaticStart : First IP address to use. Valid ranges are 1-245.  245 and above are reserved for gateways and deploy operations VMs.  For reserving more simply start
//   the range later (i.e., 192.168.1.3 will always reserve the first two IP addresses; Ex:[192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.2.1, 192.168.2.2] won't be assigned).
//   Default : 192.168.1.1
ProvisioningIPstaticStart = 11.11.11.20
// String ProvisioningGateway : Gateway to use for static VM provisioning : Default 192.168.1.253
ProvisioningGateway = 11.11.11.4
// String ProvisioningSubnetMask : Subnet mask to use for static VM provisioning : Default 255.255.252.0
ProvisioningSubnetMask = 255.255.255.0
// int ProvisionPingMaxTries : Default 24 : Specifies the number of ping attempts before failing.  Each ping attempt waits 30 seconds.
// ProvisionPingMaxTries = 24
// int ProvisionPingIpSeconds : Default 600 : Specified the number of seconds to wait for a VM to get an IP address.
ProvisionPingIpSeconds = 600
// int ProvisioningMaxSimultaneousOperations : Default is the number of workload VMs being operated on.  This can be used to slow down the deployment requests.  
// ProvisioningMaxSimultaneousOperations =
// int RebootTimeSeconds : Default 90 : Time to allow VMs to reboot before continuing the provisioning process.
// RebootTimeSeconds = 90
// Each of the following settings requires two, and only two, entries
// String ProvisioningDnsServerList : DNS severs to use for VM provisioning : Default 10.20.20.1,10.20.20.2
// ProvisioningDnsServerList = 10.20.20.1,10.20.20.2
// String ProvisioningDnsSuffixList : DNS suffix to use for VM provisioning : Default eng.vmware.com,eng.vmware.com
// ProvisioningDnsSuffixList = eng.vmware.com,eng.vmware.com
//
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Extra Config Options #extra
// Changing the following parameters is compliant but it may make resulting runs unstable if done incorrectly.  Use with care.
//
// This section specifies the TimeOuts and Delays for various operations: Note all values are specified in seconds
// int VMmark3ServiceInitializationSeconds : Default 10 : Time to wait for VMmark3 Service to start
// VMmark3ServiceInitializationSeconds = 10
// int ClusterMappingTimeOut : Default 3600 : Time to wait for cluster mapping to complete
// ClusterMappingTimeOut = 3600
// int PostProcessTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to wait for Tilescore.pl to run
// PostProcessTimeOut = 300
// int CancelTestTimeOut : Default 1200 : Time to wait for cancel routines to finish during an error
// CancelTestTimeOut = 1200
// int CancelTestBlockSize : Default 10 : The number of tiles which should be processed concurrently
// CancelTestTimeOut = 1200
// int CheckTimeTimeOut : Default 180 : Time to check the time of clients
// CheckTimeTimeOut = 180
// int vCServerTimeTimeOut : Default 180 : Time to check the time of vCServer
// vCServerTimeTimeOut = 180
// int ReporterTimeOut : Default 5400 : Time to run reporter routines
// ReporterTimeOut = 5400
// int ReporterCleanupTimeOut : Default 180 : Time to run reporter cleanup routines
// ReporterCleanupTimeOut = 180
// int HostSshTimeOut : Default 180 : Time to create host ssh connections
// HostSshTimeOut = 180
// int VCsupportTimeOut : Default 2400 : Time to collect VC support data
// VCsupportTimeOut = 2400
// int CollectEventsTimeOut : Default 900 : Time to collect VC events
// CollectEventsTimeOut = 900
// int EsxtopSetupTimeOut : Default 180 : Time to set up esxtop on cluster hosts under test
// EsxtopSetupTimeOut = 180
// int EsxtopRuntimeTimeOut : Default 600 : Additional Time to allow esxtop on cluster hosts under test to complete
// EsxtopRuntimeTimeOut = 600
// int ClusterReportTimeOut : Default 900 : Time to create cluster report 
// ClusterReportTimeOut = 900
// int EnvInfoTimeOut : Default 600 : Time to collect EnvInfo
// EnvInfoTimeOut = 600
// int ListHostsTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to run the list hosts routine
// ListHostsTimeOut = 300
// int ListVMsTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to run the list VMs routine
// ListVMsTimeOut = 300
// int ListLUNsTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to run the list LUNs routine
// ListLUNsTimeOut = 300
// int CheckDrsTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to run the CheckDrs routines
// CheckDrsTimeOut = 300
// int MiscInfoTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to allow for guest info, Config file, and Misc Info collections
// MiscInfoTimeOut = 300
// int PtdMiscTimeOut : Default 300 : Time to allow for various Ptd Setup Routines to complete
// PtdMiscTimeOut = 300
// int PtdWorkloadMinTimeOut : Default 120 : Minimum Time to allow for Ptd workload to complete in.
// PtdWorkloadMinTimeOut = 300
// int InfrastructureWorkloadMinTimeOut : Default 1800 : Minimum Time to allow for Infrastructure workloads to complete in.
// InfrastructureWorkloadMinTimeOut = 1800
// int StandyWorkloadMinTimeOut : Default 300 : Minimum Time to allow for Standby workloads to complete in.
// StandyWorkloadMinTimeOut = 300
// int DS3WorkloadMinTimeOut : Default 300 : Minimum Time to allow for DS3WebA DS3WebB DS3WebC workloads to complete in.
// DS3WorkloadMinTimeOut = 300
// int AuctionWorkloadMinTimeOut : Default 3600 : Minimum Time to allow for Auction workloads to complete in.
// AuctionWorkloadMinTimeOut = 3600
// int SVmotion/SVmotionSetupTimeOut : Default 900 : Time to check the configuration of SVmotion
// SVmotion/SVmotionSetupTimeOut = 900
// int XVmotion/XVmotionSetupTimeOut : Default 900 : Time to check the configuration of XVmotion
// XVmotion/XVmotionSetupTimeOut = 900
// int Deploy/DeploySetupTimeOut : Default 900 : Time to check the configuration of Deploy
// Deploy/DeploySetupTimeOut = 900
// int EsxtopFileWriteDelay : Default 5 : Time to wait for compressing/writing of esxtop output before collecting
// EsxtopFileWriteDelay = 5
// int FileWriteDelay : Default 5 : Time to wait for output files to be written before collecting
// FileWriteDelay = 5
// int WorkloadDelay : Default 5 : Time to wait for workloads to initialize before starting run
// WorkloadDelay = 5
// String VCscratchDir : Directory used for various temporary harness activities : Default /root/VMmark3/samples/
// VCscratchDir = /root/VMmark3/samples/
// Boolean ErrorImmediate : Default false : Causes harness to exit immediately if an error occurs.  Note that even when set to false, some errors will nevertheless result in immediate termination of the run. 
// ErrorImmediate = false
// String TmpDirectory : Temporary director for some operations, can be changed to accommodate space issues : Default /root/VMmark3/tmp
// TmpDirectory = /root/VMmark3/tmp
// int StafMaxThreads : Maximum number of parallel staf threads to execute for operations. : Default the number of tiles or 100, whichever is greater
// StafMaxThreads = 100
// String HostResourcePool : Used for advanced provisioning where created VMs will be placed within an existing resource pool : Default is unused
// HostResourcePool =
// String HostVMfolder : Used for advanced provisioning where created VMs will be placed within an existing VM folder : Default is unused
// HostVMfolder = 
// String ClientResourcePool : Used for advanced provisioning where created client VMs will be placed within an existing resource pool : Default is unused
// ClientResourcePool =
// String ClientVMfolder : Used for advanced provisioning where created client VMs will be placed within an existing VM folder : Default is unused
// ClientVMfolder = 

//
// - Warning: Changing the following parameters will make resulting runs non-compliant or unstable.  
// Boolean DoClusterMapping = Default true :  Flag that enables the cluster mapping routines
// DoClusterMapping = true
// String ScriptName : Name of Master Reporter script : Default VMmark-ReporterMaster.sh
// ScriptName = VMmark-ReporterMaster.sh
// String VCScriptName : Name of VC Reporter script : Default VMmark-Reporter-VC.sh
// VCScriptName = VMmark-Reporter-VC.sh
// String ReporterDirectory : String where Reporter scripts are located : Default /root/VMmark3/tools/
// ReporterDirectory = /root/VMmark3/tools/
// String VMmarkDirectory : Location of VMmark3 : Default /root/VMmark3/
// VMmarkDirectory = /root/VMmark3/
// String ClientRootDirectory : Location of VMmark3 Client directory : Default /root/VMmark3/client
// ClientRootDirectory = /root/VMmark3/client
// String ProvisioningSecondaryDisks : This setting controls the size of disks to be added to Tile0 VM provisioning operations.  Note that this must match 
//   what is expected by the current make-(VM) scripts in the VM's ~/VMmark3/tools/ directory.  Any modification will cause subsequent runs to be non-compliant.
//   Lists the VMtype:SizeInGB of secondary disks
//   Default : DS3DB:250;100,AuctionNoSQL:100,ElasticLB:25,AuctionDB:20,Deploy:10
// ProvisioningSecondaryDisks = DS3DB:250;100,AuctionNoSQL:100,ElasticLB:25,AuctionDB:20,Deploy:10
// String ProvisioningDBsize  : This changes the size of DB DS3DB0 will be created with : Default 100
// ProvisioningDBsize = 100
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// Deprecated:
// POSTPROCESSFLAG = false
// RESCUE = false
// CLEANUPFLAG = false
// ProvisioningAutomation = /root/VMmark3/tools/AutoWorkloadConfig.pl
SSHname = root
SSHpassword = vmmark
SSHport = 22
//