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vRops – Put Host System, child and parent ResourceKinds in alert blackout when host is in Maintenance Mode

by vMan | Mar 28, 2019 | Random, vRops, vSAN

So this next post is to expand on Sunny Dua’s “Automatically place ESXi hosts in maintenance in vROps using properties” blog post. I have been using a similar method in my own environment for some time but with a slight twist…. For example I...

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