Reports in WebClient

[SirHaschke]

Hello,
in vSphere Client 6.0 i can take reports like in the attachment.
Is this in WebClient possible?
I want to create a report with all performance data.

Regards
Dennis

[SupreetK]

Select the required object (For e.g. Datacenter / Cluster / Host) --> Monitor --> Performance --> Advanced --> Chart Options --> Select the required metrics --> Click OK --> Click on the Export option (just beside the View drop down) --> Select the format (JPEG, PNG or CSV)

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Cheers,

Supreet

[SirHaschke]

OK, but if i select more than one Metrik i can't select the time period…..

[SupreetK]

What all metrics are you trying to select?

Cheers,

Supreet

[SirHaschke]

Ahhh, i see.
If i select RAM and CPU than i can set a custom range.
Then when i select virtuel HD then not.

But if i try to Export i see only one Metrik.
I will have an Export where i can see e.g. CPU and RAM.

[SupreetK]

Yep! By default, certain metrics are not historically available. You cannot combine the historically available and the not available ones in a single report.

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Supreet

[SirHaschke]

OK, but how can i create a report with RAM and CPU?

Mark RAM and CPU doesn't work.

Target:
Create an report with this Metriken together……..

[SupreetK]

I don't think we will be able to select multiple metrics in the same report. vROPS application might have this capability. You might be able to pull this using PowerCLI but, I don't have the scripts handy.

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Supreet

[GayathriS]

You can achieve this using vrops, you can customize it as well with your requirements from vrops .

Do you have vrops or you are trying to do this from vcenter only ?

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[GayathriS]

In this community I did see a previous thread with same set of discussion but there are power cli scripts which is used probably you cna take a look at it :

Powercli Script to Capture ESXi Cluster CPU & Memory Usage

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[SirHaschke]

No, I'm not using VROPS.
Only the Webclient.

Seems that it's not possible in the WebClient only in the old vSphere Client.