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Set the Maximum Number of Map Objects
In large environments, maps can be slow to load and difficult to read. You can set the maximum number of
objects maps can display so that maps load more quickly and are easier to read.
Procedure
1 In the vSphere Client, select Edit > Client Settings > Maps tab.
2 Enter the maximum number of objects you want maps to display.
3 Click OK.
When a user attempts to view a map that has more objects than the specified limit, the user encounters a
message that provides the option to cancel the map or to proceed with displaying it.
View vCenter Maps
Resource maps enable you to view the relationships among hosts, clusters, and virtual machines. You can
view a resource map for an entire vCenter Server system or for a specific object, such as a datacenter or
cluster. Maps for specific objects show only the object relationships for that object.
Procedure
1 Display the object in the inventory.
2 Select the object and click the Maps tab.
For example, to display the resource map for your entire vCenter Server system, select the
vCenter Server in the inventory panel. To display the resource map for a host, select the host in the
inventory panel.
Print vCenter Maps
You can print resource maps to any standard printer.
Perform this procedure on the vSphere Client Map tab.
Procedure
1 Select File > Print Maps > Print.
2 In the printer Name list, select the printer.
3 Click Print.
Export vCenter Maps
Exporting a resource map saves the map to an image file.
Perform this procedure on the vSphere Client Map tab.
Procedure
1 If necessary, view the resource map.
2 Select File > Export > Export Maps.
3 Navigate to the location to save the file.
4 Type a name for the file and select a file format.
5 Click Export.
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