The search relevance settings in vCenter are used to adjust the search results that are displayed when searching for objects in the vSphere Client or web client. This configuration can help improve the accuracy and relevance of search results, making it easier for users to find the objects they need.
To configure search relevance settings in vCenter, follow these technical steps:
1. Log in to the vSphere Client or web client and navigate to the “Administration” tab.
1. Click “Search” in the left-hand menu and then click the “Relevance” tab.
1. The search relevance settings are organized into several categories, including “Object Types”, “Attributes”, “Keywords”, and “Indexing and Scoring”. Use these settings to adjust how search results are ranked and displayed.
1. For example, you might adjust the “Attribute Weights” setting to give more weight to certain attributes when ranking search results. You might also adjust the “Keyword Exclusions” setting to exclude certain keywords from search results.
1. After making changes, click “Save” to apply the new settings.
1. You can also test your search relevance settings by using the search bar in the vSphere Client or web client and observing the results.
Overall, configuring search relevance settings in vCenter involves adjusting various parameters that affect how search results are ranked and displayed. By fine-tuning these settings, administrators can improve the accuracy and relevance of search results and make it easier for users to find the objects they need.
