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Veeam Monitor Demo

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Vizioncore vFoglight - Monitoring

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Ten unique monitoring abilities

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General tab Settings:Name

DescriptionHost or VM Alarm

Green or Red AlarmSet to Enabled or not

•Click in each column to change setting•Values in Drop downs can be overwritten by typing•VM States: Powered On/Off, Suspended

•Click in each column to change setting•Values in Drop downs can be overwritten by typing in field•Host States: Connected, Disconnected, Not Responding

Use these settings to avoid alarms repeating over short

periods of time or small changes to trigger thresholds

Notice all the Actions availableSome are for VMs

only

Alarm Settings

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Chapter 13 Review Questions1. You are running VMware ESX 3.5 with a 2 Intel Quad Core Xeon processors. Which core does Service

Console use.A. Any core on the first CPU socketB. CPU core 0C. The core with the least amount of usage D. The core scheduled by the VMkernel

2. In VMware ESX 3.5, the best practice is to create your virtual machines with a lower number of virtual

CPUs than the number of cores in the host VMware ESX server.True False

3. In VMware ESX 3.5, The VMkernel swap file is equal to which of the following?

A. total number of shares allocated to the virtual machine for RAMB. the size of the balloon driver minus the reservationC. the available memory minus the reservationD. the maximum memory defined for the virtual machine minus the reservation

4. In VMware ESX 3.5, different alarm triggers are available depending on which object in the inventory

you choose to set the alarm.True False

5. In VMware ESX 3.5, which of the following is not an Action that can be performed as a result of a virtual

machine alarm being triggered due to its threshold being exceeded?A. send an email notificationB. shutdown the virtual machineC. send an SNMP notificationD. shutdown the VMware ESX hostE. run a script