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Forum ESXI Processor failure

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Sriram_1 1 month ago

Is anyone setup the processors failure alert for ESXI Sever, I am having the confusion like does it comes under hardware sensor failure or any thresold need to be define

Currently I am able to view the processors but not sure how to setup the alert for processor failures

0 jm_sysadmin 1 month ago

I do hardware on ESXi servers and I use vCenter event alerts
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0 Sriram_1 1 month ago in reply to jm_sysadmin

can you help how you monitor and setup the alerts for processor failures
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