@magicmarker said in The Extensive Guide to Using VMware Documentation Like a Pro: @NetworkNerd Excellent. I saw someone post this blog in the reddit VMware forum as well. Thank you! Sure thing - I'm happy you found it helpful!

If you don't have an environment big enough to produce metrics exceeding millions of points per second, what are the benefits of using Wavefront over another solution such as Splunk, Zabbix, PRTG, etc.?

@networknerd said in Captain vSAN and the Case of the Cluster License Mystery: @dustinb3403 said in Captain vSAN and the Case of the Cluster License Mystery: One hell of a teaser... Maybe next time I should do one in video form with the movie preview voice over guy. I'll gladly do that voiceover... I do a strong movie trailer guy, as well as a decent Don Pardo.

Thanks for sharing. I hope it saves others from making a similar mistake. I know I probably would have done just what you did.

@whizzard said in Adventures in Graceful VM Shutdown: How does the licensing work with multiple UPS? The answer is...it depends. If you want OpMonis to monitor multiple UPS devices and shutdown things gracefully, it can do that using a single license but will only allow one shutdown list and would begin shutting down things as soon as your predefined threshold is hit for any one of the monitored UPS devices. The other option is to get a second license of OpMonis to monitor the second UPS and have a dedicated shutdown list just for that UPS and its connected equipment.