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How to schedule administration tasks in vSphere?


To schedule administration tasks in vSphere, follow these steps:

1. Open the vSphere Client and connect to your vCenter Server or ESXi host.

1. Navigate to the inventory objects and select the virtual machine, host or cluster you want to schedule tasks for.

1. Right-click the object and select “Scheduled Tasks” -> “Create Task”.

1. In the “Create Scheduled Task” window, enter a name and description for the task, and select the task category.

1. Choose the frequency and time for the task to run, and specify any advanced options as needed.

1. In the “Actions” tab, select the type of action you want to perform – for example, a PowerCLI script or a vCenter Orchestrator workflow.

1. In the “Alerts” tab, configure any alerts or notifications that should be sent when the task is executed.

1. Click “Finish” to save the scheduled task.

You can now view and manage your scheduled tasks by selecting the object and clicking the “Scheduled Tasks” tab. From here, you can modify or delete existing tasks, or create new ones as needed.


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