The Drifts feature allows you to view and detect configuration drifts from assigned vCenter Configuration Templates.
Option | Description |
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vCenter | Displays the vCenter instances. |
Drift Status | Displays how many configuration drifts were detected. |
Templates | Displays the number of configuration templates associated with the vCenter instance. |
Last Drift Check | Displays the timestamp of the most recent drift detection. |
Click Manage Columns to choose which columns to display in the table.
To detect a configuration drift:
Prerequisites
To view
vCenter configuration setting values and detect configuration drifts, you must:
- Ensure that you have the Administrator role.
- Verify that you have Configuration Drifts privileges to access configuration templates. For more information, see the Managing Users and Access Control in VMware Aria Operations topic in the Configuring VMware Aria Operations guide.
- Manage Privilege : for creating templates, assigning them to policy, and running drift check.
- View Privilege: for viewing template content and viewing existing drift.
- Verify that you have vCenter configured and registered with the cloud proxy.
- Verify that you have one active policy assigned to the configuration template.
Procedure
Results
Viewing Drifts for the vCenter Instance
You can detect configuration drifts for each configuration template you have created for a specific vCenter instance.
To view your configuration drift details:
Prerequisites
Ensure that you have created at least one configuration template for your vCenter Instance.