As most of us would be aware, by default one would see only
100 entries in vCenter Task & Events and sometimes while troubleshooting an
issue that is not enough and you want to see previous/more events to find the
time of issue.
There is another situation where you are looking into an
issue in vCenter and the time the issue happened has just dropped off of the
bottom of the Tasks or Events lists?
Well we can change the number of task & events to
displayed using vSphare client, to do so,
First connect to vCenter or a host using vSphere Client
=> Client Settings
On this windows, Click on Lists Tab, here is the Setting we are looking at is the Page Size,
Now increase the value of Page Size from default value 100 to any value for example 1000 and you are done and can see more entries in Task & Events.
The actual Task & Event data to be displayed is depend on the vCenter Database retention policy and it is set to 180 days by default and can be chages to desiresd value in days. In case you are changing it ,then bear in mind the fact it would increase or decrease the size of vCenter database accordingly.
On this windows, Click on Lists Tab, here is the Setting we are looking at is the Page Size,
Now increase the value of Page Size from default value 100 to any value for example 1000 and you are done and can see more entries in Task & Events.
The actual Task & Event data to be displayed is depend on the vCenter Database retention policy and it is set to 180 days by default and can be chages to desiresd value in days. In case you are changing it ,then bear in mind the fact it would increase or decrease the size of vCenter database accordingly.
To change the vCenter database retention policy,
In vSphere client, Go to vCenter Home => Select vCenter
Settings => Now click on Database retention policy
That’s it… J
Thank you bro sharing the great information
ReplyDeleteBeat to show how to in a web client since vSphere client will be gone soon and limited function as of today.
ReplyDeletemost of the VMware admins are still using #c client for their day to day work but yes eventually there would be only Web client so its better to adopt it soon...and yes now its much better then earlier
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