Action History | 30 days |
Number of days to retain the recent task data for actions.
The data is purged from the system after the specified number of days.
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Deleted Objects | 168 hours |
Number of hours to retain objects that are deleted from an adapter data source or server before deleting them from vRealize Operations Manager.
An object deleted from an adapter data source is identified by vRealize Operations Manager as not existing and vRealize Operations Manager can no longer collect data about the object. Whether vRealize Operations Manager identifies deleted objects as not existing depends on the adapter. This feature is not implemented in some adapters.
For example, if the retention time is 360 hours and a virtual machine is deleted from a vCenter Server instance, the virtual machine remains as an object in vRealize Operations Manager for 15 days before it is deleted.
This setting applies to objects deleted from the data source or server, not to any objects you delete from vRealize Operations Manager on the Inventory page.
A value of -1 deletes objects immediately.
You
can define the number of hours per object type to retain objects that
no longer exist and check for object type overrides. To add individual
object types and set up their values, click the Object Deletion Scheduling icon. You can also edit or delete these object types.
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Deletion Schedule Interval | 24 hours |
Determines
the frequency to schedule deletion of resources. This setting works
with the Deleted Objects setting to remove objects that no longer exist
in the environment. vRealize Operations Manager transparently marks objects for removal that have not existed for the length of time specified under Deleted Objects. vRealize Operations Manager then removes the marked objects at the frequency specified under Deletion Scheduling Interval.
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Object History | 90 days |
Number of days to retain the history of the object configuration, relationship, and property data.
The
configuration data is the collected data from the monitored objects on
which the metrics are based. The collected data includes changes to the
configuration of the object.
The data is purged from the system after the specified number of days.
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Session Timeout | 30 minutes |
If your connection to vRealize Operations Manager is idle for the specified amount of time, you are logged out of the application.
You must provide credentials to log back in.
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Symptoms/Alerts | 45 days |
Number of days to retain canceled alerts and symptoms.
The alerts and symptoms are either canceled by the system or by a user.
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Time Series Data Retention | 6 months |
Number
of months that you want to retain the collected and calculated metric
data for the monitored objects. This setting is set to 6 months by
default for 5 minutes interval data retention.
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Additional Time Series Data Retention | 36 months |
The
number of months that the roll-up data extends beyond the regular
period. The roll-up data is available starting from the end of the
regular period and until the end of the roll-up data retention period.
If you specify 0 as the value, then this will effectively disable the
Additional Time Series Data Retention time and only data specified in
Time Series Retention is stored. This setting ensures that after 6
months of normal retention for 5 minutes, the seventh month data is
rolled up into a one Hour roll up. You can set up this option up to 120
months for data roll ups.
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Deleted Users | 100 days |
You can specify the number of days to keep custom content created by a user who has been removed from vRealize Operations Manager or by the automatic synchronization of LDAP. For example, the custom dashboards created by a user.
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External Event Based Active Symptoms | disabled |
The number of days to retain the external event-based active symptoms.
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Maintain Relationship History |
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You can maintain a history of all the relationships of all the monitored objects in vRealize Operations Manager.
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Dynamic Threshold Calculation | enabled |
Determines whether to calculate normal levels of threshold violation for all objects.
If the setting is disabled, the following area of vRealize Operations Manager does not work or are not displayed:
- Alert symptom definitions based on dynamic thresholds will not work
- Metric charts that display normal behavior are not present
Disable this setting only if you have no alternative options for managing resource constraints for your vRealize Operations Manager system.
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Cost Calculation |
| The host time at which cost calculations are run. |
Customer Experience Improvement Program | enabled |
Determines whether to participate in the Customer Experience Improvement Program by having vRealize Operations Manager send anonymous usage data to https://vmware.com.
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Allow vCenter users to log in to individual vCenters using the vRealize Operations Manager UI |
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Determine how users of vCenter Server login to vRealize Operations Manager.
- In the vRealize Operations Manager user interface, vCenter Server users can log in to individual vCenter Server instances. Disabled by default.
- vCenter Server users can log in from vCenter Server clients. Enabled by default.
- In the vRealize Operations Manager user interface, vCenter Server users can log in to all vCenter Server instances. Enabled by default.
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Allow vCenter users to log in from vCenter clients | enabled |
Allows vCenter users to log in from the vCenter clients.
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Allow vCenter users to log in to all vCenters using the vRealize Operations Manager UI | enabled |
Allows vCenter users to log in to all vCenters using the vRealize Operations Manager UI.
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Automated Actions | enabled or disabled |
Determines whether to allow vRealize Operations Manager to
automate actions. When an alert triggered, the alert provides
recommendations for remediation. You can automate an action to remediate
an alert when the recommendation is the first priority for that alert.
You enable actionable alerts in your policies.
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Enable Standard Certification Validation |
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This
option enables certificate verification to Test Connection in the
Create or Modify AI screen, using a standard verification flow.
The option checks CA authority.
- Certificate Subject DN
- Subject alternative name
- Certificate validity period
- Revocation list
This
option also presents dialogs to user if one of those checks fail. It is
up to the adapter implementation on how the adapter checks source
certificate validity during a normal collection cycle. On a usual
scenario, adapters just perform a thumb-print verification. However, in
case this flag is enabled, Test connection validates certificates in
full scale and accepts certificates that are matching all criteria
without any user dialogs.
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Concurrent UI login sessions | enabled | Allows concurrent UI login sessions per user. Once changed, this setting affects the subsequent login sessions. |
Allow non-imported vIDM user access | enabled | Allows non-imported VMware Identity Manager users to be created automatically as read-only users upon first access. If disabled, only VMware Identity Manager imported users or users belonging to imported VMware Identity Manager groups will be granted access. |
Currency |
| You
can specify the currency unit that is used for all the cost
calculations. You can select the type of currency from the list of
currency types by clicking Choose Currency. From the Set Currency, select the required currency and confirm your action by clicking the check box, and set the currency. |