Which vSphere inventory objects can alarms be used?

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1. Select your Datacenter, cluster or host.
2. Select the Virtual Machines tab.
3. Right click an empty area of the window and select "Export List".
4. Type a file name and click the "Save" button.
5. Done.

1. From the vCenter Home view, select Datastores and Datastore Clusters.
2. Select your Datacenter object and right click it and select New Datastore Cluster.
3. Give the Datastore Cluster a name and click Next.

1. In the left pane, select a machine against which to run the action. You can run a report against only one machine at a time, either host or guest.
2. Click the VCM Actions tab.
3. In the Actions area, click Run Reports. The Machines for Action area displays the Available machines.
4. Move one machine to the Selected list.

1. Login to vCenter Server using vSphere Web Client. Choose the vCenter Server.
2. Choose the Mail Option to configure Mail settings. Here as you can see you only have to provide the Mail Server IP & Mail Sender Address.
3. You have successfully configured the Email.
4. Now as you have successfully configured the Email Settings.

1. In the vSphere Client home page, navigate to Home > Hosts and Clusters.
2. Select a host in the inventory.
3. (Optional) If the host is part of a cluster, put it in maintenance mode.
4. Right-click the host you want to remove in the inventory pane, and select Remove from Inventory from the pop-up menu.

1. Click the name of the virtual machine.
2. In the Workstation menu bar, click Manage in.
3. Select Delete from disk.
4. Click Yes.
5. To free up the space in VMware Workstation, empty the Recycle Bin.

1. Get current configuration settings: VMX file path. Folder / Location. Resource Pool or VM Host.
2. Stop the VM.
3. Remove/Unregister the VM from the inventory.
4. Register/Add the VM to the inventory.
5. Start the VM.

1. Login to the vSphere Client.
2. Right click on the ESXi host in the Inventory.
3. Click Connect. Note: A reconnect host task appears in the recent tasks pane.
4. Wait until the task status changes to complete.

1. Open the Host Client and log in with appropriate credentials.
2. Click Storage.
3. Right-click on the appropriate datastore and click Register a VM.
4. Navigate to the folder named after the virtual machine.
5. Select the virtual machine.

1. Go to the location of the installation software and double-click autorun.exe:
2. In the VMware vCenter Installer window, click VMware vSphere Client:
3. Click Install to start the installation wizard.
4. Select the language for the installation and click OK:
5. Click Next on the welcome page: