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d Click the host system named w2-vropsqe2-009, which is in a critical state, to locate it in the
inventory tree.
e Click w2-vropsqe2-009 in the inventory tree, and click the Summary tab to look for
recommendations and alerts so that you can take action.
4 Examine the environment map.
a Click Environment > Map.
b In the inventory tree, click USA-Cluster, and view the map of related objects.
In the relationship map, you can see that the USA-Cluster has an ancestor data center, one
descendant resource pool, and two descendant host systems.
c Click the host system named w2-vropsqe2-009.
The types and numbers of descendant objects for this host system appear in the list below. Use the
descendant object list identify all of the objects related objects to the host system that might be
experiencing problems.
What to do next
Take action in the user interface to resolve the problems. See “Fix the Problem,” on page 28.
Fix the Problem
You use the analysis and troubleshooting features of vRealize Operations Manager to examine problems
that put your objects in a critical state, and identify solutions. To resolve the problems, where actions exist
for the object type, you select an object and an available action that is specic to the object. Or, you can open
the object in the vSphere Web Client and modify the object seings to resolve the problem.
You have used the Analysis, Troubleshooting, Details, and Environment areas of the user interface to
examine the critical problems that occur on your objects. To resolve those problems, you can select actions
from the Actions menu, which appears in list and view menus, and various dashboard widgets.
The actions that you can select are specic to an object type, such as a virtual machine. Although you can
select an action when you have selected a host system that is experiencing critical problems related to
capacity and time, all but one of the actions that you can take apply to virtual machines. The action to delete
unused snapshots applies to datastores.
Prerequisites
Examine the environment relationships. See “Examine the Environment Relationships,” on page 26.
Procedure
1 Click Environment > vSphere Hosts and Clusters > USA-Cluster.
2 From the Details view, select the host system and take action.
a In the inventory tree, click the host system named w2-vropsqe2-009.
b Click Details > Views, and enter memory in the search text box.
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