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How to create alarms in vCenter?


To create alarms in vCenter, follow these steps:

1. Open the vSphere Client and connect to your vCenter server.

1. Click on the “Hosts and Clusters” view in the navigation pane.

1. Select the host or cluster you want to create the alarm for.

1. Click on the “Configure” tab and select “Alarms”.

1. Click on “Add” to create a new alarm.

1. Choose the type of alarm you want to create from the drop-down list.

1. Enter a name for the alarm and an optional description.

1. Set the conditions that will trigger the alarm. For example, you can set a threshold for CPU usage, memory usage, or network usage.

1. Choose the actions that will be taken when the alarm is triggered. For example, you can send an email notification or run a script.

1. Click on “OK” to save your alarm.

1. Repeat these steps for any additional alarms you want to create.

Note: Alarms can also be created at the vCenter level and applied to multiple hosts or clusters.


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