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My biggest pet peeve is that when you use WMI you lose the Hardware Health monitoring you have with SNMP, though there may be another way of doing this that I don't know about. I also prefer to get topology info as well.

My situation is that I have multiple IPs on a lot of my switches either for VVLAN and data vlans or the switches (Avaya/Nortel) are used for routing and are associated with several subnets. I want to be able to associate the one node with all IPs but only have the node show up once on the discovery. I am quite new to…

I did contact SW support. A resource called, All Network Connections, which was in the version I upgraded from, is not in this version. Once I removed it by going into Managed Views in Settings, Node Details - Network, it worked.

Just upgraded with the last couple of hours, the only issue so far is that the network tab in the node summary is having problems coming up. So far all nodes I've looked at are having this problem. Unexpected Website ErrorObject reference not set to an instance of an object. Time: 05/26/2013 15:33:26.1907 Server:…

I've been reading on this and apparently there is a way of pulling SNMP info from WMI, you would just need to write a polling script for it.

VMWare vCenter Operations Manager 5.8.1. I believe it was more of a financial decision than anything to do with the capability of Virtualization Manager. Our parent company have a 3-yr contract with VMWare so we get this virtually free. Any ideas on the .ovf, can we just delete it?

Thanks Mark. I could run a report a week before we schedule the script to run I guess to review. Using the Unmanage option also sounds good.

Same issue here.

I've got the same issue. Also I don't get the number of users on meraki details page.

I've just found out I am having this issue as well.