DeepCopy creates a deep-copy of src by encoding it to JSON and then decoding that into a new instance of T.

DeepCopyInto creates a deep-copy of src by encoding it to JSON and then decoding that into dst.

DefaultResourceConfigSpec returns a ResourceConfigSpec populated with the same default field values as vCenter.

GetESXiVersions returns a list of ESXi versions.

GetHardwareVersions returns a list of hardware versions.

MustDeepCopy panics if DeepCopy returns an error.

MustDeepCopyInto panics if DeepCopyInto returns an error.

MustParseESXiVersion parses the provided string into an ESXi version.

MustParseHardwareVersion parses the provided string into a hardware version.

NewJSONDecoder creates JSON decoder configured for VMOMI.

NewJSONEncoder creates JSON encoder configured for VMOMI.

ParseESXiVersion parses the provided string into an ESXi version.

ParseHardwareVersion parses the provided string into a hardware version.

ToString returns the string-ified version of the provided input value by first attempting to encode the value to JSON using the vimtype JSON encoder, and if that should fail, using the standard JSON encoder, and if that fails, returning the value formatted with Sprintf("%v").

VmomiTypeName computes the VMOMI type name of a go type.

The object of the triggering alarm.

The name of the triggering alarm.

A summary of declarations made during the triggering of the alarm.

The event description.

The status after the alarm is triggered.

The status prior to the alarm being triggered.

The object of the entity where the alarm is associated.

The name of the entity where the alarm is triggered.

A summary of information involved in triggering the alarm.

Host changing infrastructure update ha mode action type.

Host entering maintenance mode action type.

Host power action type.

Migration action type.

Initial placement action for a virtual machine and its virtual disks.

Storage migration action type.

Initial placement action for a virtual machine or a virtual disk.

Virtual machine power action type.

The agent was installed but did not respond to requests.

The agent was installed but is not running.

Failed to upload the agent installer.

The agent upload took too long.

The agent install took too long.

There is not enough storage space on the host to install the agent.

Failed to initialize the upgrade directory on the host.

The signature verification for the installer failed.

The agent installer failed for an unknown reason.

Alarms on all entity types.

Host alarms.

VM alarms.

All alarm types.

Event based alarms.

Metric or state alarms.

Answer File validation failed.

Answer File validation failed to generate default.

Answer File validation was successful.

The remediation was canceled.

Remediation and reboot succeeded but check compliance after reboot failed.

Exit maintenance mode failed.

Remediation failed.

Remediation succeeded but reboot after remediation failed.

The required state is not satisfied so host profiel apply cannot be done.

Stateless reboot for remediation failed.

Remediation succeeded.

indicates an addition to the array.

indicates changes to an element in the array.

indicates the removal of an element in the array.

The guest operating system for a virtual machine is shut down when that virtual machine in next in the auto-stop order.

No action is taken for this virtual machine.

This virtual machine is powered off when it is next in the auto-stop order.

This virtual machine is powered on when it is next in the auto-start order.

This virtual machine is suspended when it is next in the auto-stop order.

The default system action is taken for this virtual machine when it is next in the auto-start order.

The system does not wait to receive a heartbeat before powering on the next machine in the order.

The system uses the default value to determine whether or not to wait to receive a heartbeat before powering on the next machine in the order.

The system waits until receiving a heartbeat before powering on the next machine in the order.

An eager zeroed thick virtual disk has all space allocated and wiped clean of any previous contents on the physical media at creation time.

A thick virtual disk has all space allocated at creation time.

Space required for thin-provisioned virtual disk is allocated and zeroed on demand as the space is used.

APD timeout has been disabled on one of the host.

Move out of the cluster.

Move out of the resouce pool.

guest shutdown.

guest suspend.

power off.

suspend.

Source and destination DVS do not have same version or vendor.

Source and destination networks do not have same ENS(Enhanced Network Stack) mode.

Source and destination networks do not have same security policies.

Source and destination networks do not have the same real-time flag.

Network does not support reservation.

The network is under maintenance.

VMotion to unsupported destination network type.

Tests that check that the destination host or cluster can see the datastores where the virtual machine's virtual disks are going to be located.

Tests that examine both the virtual machine and the destination host or cluster; the destination resource pool is irrelevant.

Tests that check that the destination host or cluster can see the networks that the virtual machine's virtual nic devices are going to be connected.

Tests that check that the destination resource pool can support the virtual machine if it is powered on.

Tests that examine only the configuration of the virtual machine and its current host; the destination resource pool and host or cluster are irrelevant.

Indicates cluster configuration is complete.

Indicates cluster is getting configured or will be configured.

Indicates the workflow was abandoned on the cluster before the configuration could complete.

Indicates only vCS is unhealthy.

Indicates vCS health status is normal.

Indicates vCS is unhealthy and other cluster services are impacted.

Put each host into the crypto safe state immediately.

Put each host into the crypto safe state automatically when needed.

The HA agent has been shut down.

HA configuration is in progress.

There is an error condition.

HA agents have been installed but are not running on the the host.

The host is not reachable.

HA agent is running on this host.

HA configuration is being removed.

HA has never been enabled on the the host.

vCenter Server chooses heartbeat datastores from all the feasible ones, i.e., the datastores that are accessible to more than one host in the cluster.

vCenter Server chooses heartbeat datastores from all the feasible ones while giving preference to those specified by the user (see `ClusterDasConfigInfo.heartbeatDatastore`).

vCenter Server chooses heartbeat datastores from the set specified by the user (see `ClusterDasConfigInfo.heartbeatDatastore`).

HA service is disabled.

HA service is enabled.

HA response to both guest and application heartbeat failure is enabled.

Virtual machine health monitoring is disabled.

HA response to guest heartbeat failure is enabled.

The normal operating state for a slave host.

The Fault Domain Manager on the host has been initialized and the host is either waiting to join the existing master or is participating in an election for a new master.

The Fault Domain Manager (FDM) on the host cannot be reached.

The slave host appears to be down.

An error occurred when initilizating the Fault Domain Manager on a host due to a problem with installing the agent or configuring it.

The Fault Domain Manager on the host has been elected a master.

A host is alive but is isolated from the management network.

A slave host is alive and has management network connectivity, but the management network has been partitioned.

Config/Reconfig/upgrade operation has failed in first attempt and a retry of these operations is scheduled.

An error occurred when unconfiguring the Fault Domain Manager running on a host.

The Fault Domain Manager for the host has not yet been initialized.

Use the default isolation response defined for the cluster that contains this virtual machine.

Do not power off the virtual machine in the event of a host network isolation.

Power off the virtual machine in the event of a host network isolation.

Shut down the virtual machine guest operating system in the event of a host network isolation.

Virtual machines with this priority use the default restart priority defined for the cluster that contains this virtual machine.

vSphere HA is disabled for this virtual machine.

Virtual machines with this priority have a higher chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have the highest chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have a lower chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have the lowest chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have an intermediate chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

With this behavior configured, the proposed DRS recommendations are executed immediately.

With this behavior configured, the proposed DRS recommendations require manual approval before they are executed.

With this behavior configured, a degraded host will be recommended to be placed in Maintenance Mode.

With this behavior configured, a degraded host will be recommended to be placed in Quarantine Mode.

Override the DRS automation level.

Reserve resources for the powering-on VMs throughout the power-on session.

Distributed Power Management.

Distributed Resource Scheduling.

Fault tolerance.

High Availability.

System VMs are absent on the managed entity.

System VMs are fully managed by the system.

VM will use the cluster default setting.

VM Component Protection service will not monitor or react to the component failure.

VM Component Protection service protects VMs aggressively.

VM Component Protection service protects VMs conservatively.

VM Component Protection service will monitor component failures but will not restart an affected VM.

VM Component Protection service will not react after APD condition is cleared.

VM Component Protection service will reset the VM after APD condition is cleared.

VM will use the cluster default setting.

An application running inside the VM is responding normally.

VM guest operating system is up and responding normally (VM tools heartbeat status is green).

No ready condition specified.

VM is powered on.

VM will use the cluster default setting.

Entity is in Compliance.

Entity is out of Compliance.

Compliance check on this host is running.

Compliance status of the entity is not known.

The host is licensed.

The host license information is unknown, this could happen if the host is not in a available state.

The host is not licensed.

Indicates the addition of an element to the configuration.

Indicates the change of an element in the configuration.

Indicates the removal of an element in the configuration.

Key provider is invalid.

Can not reach the key provider.

Key is managed by Native Key Provider.

Key is managed by Trust Authority.

Key not found in VC cache and does not specify a provider.

Key not found in KMS.

Key not active or enabled.

No permission to access key provider.

Wrapping Key not found in KMS.

Wrapping Key not active or enabled.

The guest customization is disabled by VMware Tools.

The cloud-init version is too old to support cloud-init raw data.

The user defined script is disabled during customization.

The cloud-init meta data is not valid format.

Indicates that a client access license has been purchased for each computer that accesses the VirtualCenter server.

Indicates that client access licenses have been purchased for the server, allowing a certain number of concurrent connections to the VirtualCenter server.

Never use NetBIOS.

Always use NetBIOS.

DHCP server decides whether or not to use NetBIOS.

Take no action.

Reboot the machine after running sysprep.

Shutdown the machine after running sysprep.

The ApplyHA call to Personality Manager failed.

Failure to create config vvol.

There is a problem with the cluster network configuration.

There is a problem with the host configuration.

There is a problem with the host network configuration.

The privileges were insuffient for the operation.

No datastores defined for this host.

There was no running primary agent available to contact.

The HA configuration failed for other reasons.

Setting desired imageSpec in Personality Manager failed.

Host in vSAN cluster does not support vSAN.

vSphere HA is disabled for this virtual machine.

Virtual machines with this priority have a higher chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have a lower chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Virtual machines with this priority have an intermediate chance of powering on after a failure if there is insufficient capacity on hosts to meet all virtual machine needs.

Is not accessible.

Is accessible.

4K sector size disk in 512 emulation mode.

4K native sector size disk.

512 native sector size disk.

Started entering maintenance mode, but not finished.

Successfully entered maintenance mode.

Default state.

The device is supported by the host and guest OS, but not for the vSphere Fault Tolerance.

The device is supported by the host in general, but not for the specific guest OS the virtual machine is using.

The host does not support this virtual device at all.

Host agent.

Installation.

System Record Log.

Host server agent.

VirtualCenter agent.

Virtual infrastructure client.

VirtualCenter service.

A standard ASCII-based line-based log file.

Online extend disk operation.

The portgroup is created by NSX manager.

The portgroup is created by vCenter.

This tag will be expanded to the name of the switch.

This tag will be expanded to the name of the portgroup.

This tag will be expanded to the current index of the port.

A free `DistributedVirtualPort` will be selected and assigned to a `VirtualMachine` when the virtual machine is reconfigured to connect to the portgroup.

A `DistributedVirtualPort` will be created and assigned to a `VirtualMachine` when the virtual machine is powered on, and will be deleted when the virtual machine is powered off.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 5.0.

vSphere Backup NFC Traffic.

Fault Tolerance (FT) Traffic.

vSphere Replication (VR) Traffic.

iSCSI Traffic.

Management Traffic.

NFS Traffic.

vSphere NVMETCP Traffic.

vSphere Provisioning Traffic.

vSphere Data Protection - Backup Traffic.

Virtual Machine Traffic.

vMotion Traffic.

vSphere Storage Area Network Traffic.

The host is disconnected or it is not responding.

The host proxy is down.

The proxy switch configuration is not the same as the distributed virtual switch configuration in the vCenter Server.

The host proxy switch is waiting to be initialized.

The host proxy switch is up and running.

The host requires attention.

VXLAN based networking.

VLAN based networking.

Network Resource Control API version 2.

Network Resource Control API version 3.

Use explicit failover order.

Routing based on IP hash.

Routing based by dynamically balancing traffic through the NICs in a team.

Route based on the source of the port ID.

Route based on source MAC hash.

The port connects to a console Virtual NIC on a host.

The port connects to a VMkernel Virtual NIC on a host.

The port connects to a Physical NIC.

The port connects to a Virtual NIC in a System CRX VM.

The port connects to a Virtual NIC in a Virtual Machine.

Set the product information for an available switch upgrade that would be done by the switch implementation.

Push the switch's host component of the specified product info to the host members of the switch at a fixed location known by the host.

If productSpec is set to be same as that in the `DvsUpgradeAvailableEvent` configIssue, the switch implementation will proceed with the upgrade.

Update the bundle URL and ID information.

Change the switch implementation to use the specified one.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for host power operations, and should execute the recommendations automatically.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for host power operations, but should not execute the recommendations automatically.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should automate both the migration of virtual machines and their placement with a host at power on.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for virtual machine migration and for placement with a host, but should not implement the recommendations automatically.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for virtual machine migration and for placement with a host, but should automatically implement only the placement at power on.

Fulfill anti-affinity rule.

Balance average CPU utilization.

Balance average memory utilization.

Host entering maintenance mode.

Fulfill affinity rule.

VMDirectPath Gen 2 has been explicitly disabled for this port.

The switch for which this port is defined does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

None of the physical NICs used as uplinks for this port support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

At least some of the physical NICs used as uplinks for this port support VMDirectPath Gen 2, but all available network-passthrough resources are in use by other ports.

Configuration or state of the port's connectee prevents VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The host for which this port is defined does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The dvs port is in blocked state.

The dvs port is in unblocked state.

The dvs port is in unknown state.

The dvs port is in unset state.

Denies all the packets when the Filter fails to configure.

Allows all the packets when the Filter fails to configure.

The port link state: blocked.

The port link state: unblocked.

The port link state: down.

The port link state: up.

This specifies that the network rule has to be applied only for both incoming and outgoing packets.

This specifies that the network rule has to be applied only for incoming packets.

This specifies that the network rule has to be applied only for outgoing packets.

Apply the configuration specified in the `EntityBackupConfig*.*EntityBackupConfig.configBlob` property to the entity specified in the `EntityBackupConfig*.*EntityBackupConfig.entityType` and `EntityBackupConfig*.*EntityBackupConfig.key` properties.

Create the entity with new identifiers.

Recreate the entities with the original identifiers of the entity from which backup was created.

Indicates the exported entity is a `DistributedVirtualPortgroup`.

Indicates the exported entity is a `DistributedVirtualSwitch`.

attribute does not end with specified value.

attribute does not start with specified value.

attribute ends with specified value.

attribute equals specified value.

attribute does not equal specified value.

attribute starts with specified value.

Returns error events.

Returns informational events.

Returns events pertaining to users.

Returns warning events.

Something that must be corrected.

An informational message.

A user-related message.

Should be corrected, but the system can continue operating normally.

Returns events pertaining either to the specified managed entity or to its child entities.

Returns events pertaining to child entities only.

Returns events that pertain only to the specified managed entity, and not its children.

Storage device supports hardware acceleration.

Initial support status value.

Storage device does not support hardware acceleration.

Add host in maintenance mode.

Add host in non-maintenance mode.

The folder representing a project in NSX.

The root folder of `PROJECT` folders.

The folder representing a segment in NSX.

The folder representing a subnet in NSX.

The folder representing a vSphere IaaS Control Plane Supervisor.

The folder representing a VPC in NSX.

The folder containing VPC and subnet that can be managed by vCenter.

The folder containing vSphere Pods.

The host was selected by DRS.

The host was specified by the user.

The host was selected by Virtual Center.

directory.

Regular files, and on Posix filesystems, unix domain sockets and devices.

symbolic link.

Guest's application agent asks for immediate reset.

The guest's application agent declared its state as normal and doesn't require any action.

The application state wasn't set from the guest by the application agent.

The customizatio process has failed inside the guest OS.

No guest customizationSpec has been applied for the VM.

The guest customizationSpec has been applied for the VM, but the customization process has not yet started inside the guest OS.

The customization process is currently running inside the guest OS.

The customization process has completed successfully inside the guest OS.

BIOS firmware.

Extensible Firmware Interface.

Support for this operating system will be terminated in the future.

This operating system is not supported, but may be supported in the future.

This operating system is not fully supported, but may have been supported in the past.

Fully supported.

This operating system may not be supported yet, please check VMware compatibility guide.

No longer supported.

This operating system is not supported.

Fail the end phase of guest quiesce creation.

Access the key from the 32-bit view of the Registry.

Access the key from the 64-bit view of the Registry.

Access the key from the native view of the Registry (32-bit on 32-bit versions of Windows, 64-bit on 64-bit versions of Windows).

Describes a propagating Admin role on the root inventory object (root folder) on the host, and no other non-Admin role on any other object.

Describes a propagating NoAccess role on the root inventory object (root folder) on the host, and no other roles.

Indicates that the user has no explicitly defined permissions or roles.

Describes a combination of one or more roles/permissions which are none of the above.

Describes a propagating ReadOnly role on the root inventory object (root folder) on the host, and no other roles.

The client side of the trust relationship is broken.

Unexpected domain controller responded.

The host thinks it's part of a domain, but no domain controllers could be reached to confirm.

No problems with the domain membership.

There's some problem with the domain membership.

The server side of the trust relationship is broken (or bad machine password).

The Active Directory integration provider does not support domain trust checks.

Host CPU is compatible for replay-based FT, but hardware virtualization has been disabled in the BIOS.

Host CPU does not support hardware virtualization.

Host CPU does not support hardware MMU virtualization.

Host does not have proper FT license.

Host does not have HA agent running properly.

FT logging nic is not configured on the host.

VMotion nic is not configured on the host.

VMware product installed on the host does not support fault tolerance.

No VMotion license.

the unmap bandwidth can be set as a range, where the actual bandwidth will be dynamically throttled by the backened.

the unmap bandwidth can be set as a fixed value.

only the unmap priority is supported.

The host is configured to disable VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The host hardware does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The host software does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The certificate expiration is imminent.

The certificate has expired.

The certificate is expiring shortly.

The certificate is expiring shortly.

The certificate is good.

The certificate status is unknown.

Machine certificate of the Host.

VASA Client certificate used for communication with VASA Provider.

Indicates that the structure represents the set of operations to apply on the managed object.

Indicates that the structure represents the desired state of the managed object.

Indicates the addition of an entity to the configuration.

Indicates changes on the entity.

Indicates that an entity will be ignored: it won't be added when it doesn't exist, or removed/changed when it exists.

Indicates the removal of an entity from the configuration.

The owner is NSX (Network Virtualization and Security).

The owner is vSAN (VMware Virtual Storage Area Network).

The CPU scheduler on this host is using only one hyperthread per core to mitigate a security vulnerability.

The CPU scheduler on this host is using hyperthreads, with Side-Channel aware scheduling to mitigate a security vulnerability.

The CPU scheduler on this host is running without any modifications or mitigations.

The host is not safe for receiving sensitive material.

The host is explicitly crypto disabled and pending reboot to be applied.

The host is prepared for receiving sensitive material but does not have a host key set yet.

The host is crypto safe and has a host key set.

HA agent has an error.

HA agent was shutdown.

HA communication initialization failed.

Error while configuring/unconfiguring HA.

Health check script failed.

HA isolation address unpingable.

Other reason.

Timeout while communicating with HA agent.

Network Time Protocol (NTP).

Precision Time Protocol (PTP).

Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.7.

Only data digest verification is enabled.

Both header and data digest verification are disabled.

Both header and data digest verification are enabled.

Only header digest verification is enabled.

Agent is out of date.

Agent is being upgraded.

License not available after host upgrade.

License expired for the host.

Failed to decrypt password.

Failed to verify SSL thumbprint.

Unknown reason.

User requested disconnect.

The vRAM capacity of vCenter will be exceeded.

The failover is caused by DPU crash.

The failover is caused by DPU's vmnic(s) link down.

The failover is triggered by the user.

ENS mode which skips packet parsing and flow table lookup.

traditional package processing mode.

VMware Fault Tolerance feature.

Common Internet File System.

Network file system v3 linux & esx servers only.

Network file system v4.1 linux & esx servers only.

Used if the file system is not one of the specified file systems.

Persistent Memory File System (ESX Server only).

vFlash File System (ESX Server only).

VMware File System (ESX Server only).

VSAN File System (ESX Server only).

VSAN direct file system.

vvol File System (ESX Server only).

Shared graphics (ex.

Shared direct graphics (ex.

Consolidation policy: group like VMs on GPU until fully loaded.

Performance policy: assign VM to GPU with fewest VMs.

vGPU time-sliced mixed size.

vGPU time-sliced same size.

Basic graphics when no host driver is available.

Direct graphics (ex.

Shared graphics (ex.

Shared direct graphics (ex.

vGPU time-sliced mixed size.

vGPU multi-instance GPU.

vGPU mode not applicable.

vGPU time-sliced same size.

The physical element is functioning as expected.

The physical element is failing.

The implementation cannot report on the current status of the physical element.

All functionality is available but some might be degraded.

"Community-supported".

"Partner-supported".

"VMware-accepted".

"VMware-certified".

The product supports fault tolerance but the host CPU does not.

The product does not support fault tolerance.

The product supports record/replay but the host CPU does not.

The product does not support record/replay.

Auto configured.

DHCP.

Other or unknown type.

Static address.

The address is configured through dhcp.

The address is obtained through stateless autoconfiguration.

The address is configured manually.

Any other type of address configuration other than the below mentioned ones will fall under this category.

The address is chosen by the system at random e.g., an IPv4 address within 169.254/16, or an RFC 3041 privacy address.

Indicates that this is a valid but deprecated address that should no longer be used as a source address.

Indicates the address has been determined to be non-unique on the link, this address will not be reachable.

Indicates that the address is not accessible because interface is not operational.

Indicates that this isn't a valid.

Indicates that this is a valid address.

Indicates that the uniqueness of the address on the link is presently being verified.

Indicates that the status cannot be determined.

Total size of memory configured for VMs on this host, measured in kilobytes.

Total size of memory installed on this host, measured in kilobytes.

Number of licensable CPU cores/compute-units on this host.

Number of CPU packages on this host.

Number of VMs already running on this host.

Number of VMs that are currently powering-on, immigrating, etc.

vSAN capacity in TiB on this host.

Indicates that lockdown mode is disabled.

Indicates that lockdown mode is enabled with service DCUI (Direct Console User Interface) running.

Indicates that lockdown mode is enabled with service DCUI stopped.

Specifies the reload of the current config of the virtual machine.

Specifies the reload of the snapshot config of the virtual machine.

Flag indicating that the tier is a cache for main memory.

Flag indicating that the tier is the primary memory tier visible from the host.

Flag indicating that the tier is used as non-volatile storage, e.g.

`**Since:**` vSphere API Release 8.0.3.0.

The memory configuration where a tier is hardware-controlled and invisible to applications, e.g.

The traditional memory configuration without any tiers.

The memory configuration where all memory tiers are managed by software (ESX).

Dynamic random-access memory.

NVMe memory.

Persistent memory.

AllPathsDown\_Start value is reported when all paths down state is detected.

After a wait for a system default time (which is user modifiable) to ascertain the state is indeed an APD, AllPathsDown\_Timeout property is reported.

A PDL condition is reported as PermanentDeviceLoss.

Maximum connections for NFS has been reached.

Failed to get port or connect.

No permission to mount the remote volume or it doesn't exist.

Volume already mounted or a different mount exists with same label.

Remote path not a directory.

Server doesn't support MOUNT\_PROGRAM/MOUNT\_PROGRAM\_VERSION.

Server doesn't support NFS\_PROGRAM/NFS\_PROGRAM\_VERSION.

Any other reason which is not present in above list.

Maximum NFS volumes have been mounted.

The host system has read-only access to the file system.

The host system has read/write access to the file system.

Authentication based on traditional UNIX identifiers (UID and GID).

Ensures RPC header authentication using Kerberos session keys.

Extends SEC\_KRB5 to generate and verify message authentication codes for the payload of NFS requests and responses respectively.

Extends `SEC_KRB5I` to send and receive encrypted NFS packets over the wire.

Cubic Algorithm.

New Reno Algorithm.

The default stack used by applications.

Stack key used for port mirroring.

Stack key used for ops applications.

Stack key used for vMotion applications.

Stack key used for vSphere provisioning NFC traffic.

The sensor is operating under normal conditions.

The sensor is operating under critical or fatal conditions.

The implementation cannot report on the current health state of the physical element.

The sensor is operating under conditions that are non-critical.

Battery sensor.

BIOS/firmware related sensor.

cable related sensor.

Fan sensor.

Memory sensor.

Other sensor.

Power sensor.

Processor sensor.

disk/storage sensor.

system board sensor.

Temperature sensor.

Voltage Sensor.

Watchdog related sensor.

A Discovery service, composed of Discovery controllers.

An NVM subsystem whose controllers may have attached namespaces.

Requirements are not specified.

A fabric secure channel is not required.

A fabric secure channel is required.

Fibre Channel address family.

InfiniBand address family.

IPv4 address, format specified in IETF RFC 791.

IPv6 address, format specified in IETF RFC 2373.

Intra-host transport.

Unrecognized address family.

Fibre Channel transport type.

Intra-host transport.

PCI Express transport type.

Remote Direct Memory Access transport type.

Transmission Control Protocol transport type.

The transport type is not among the currently supported ones.

The opaque switch is down.

The opaque switch is under upgrade.

The opaque switch is up and running.

The opaque switch requires attention.

When the host is in the quick patch partial maintenance mode, it is safe to perform a quick patch.

The host is in the process of entering the particular partial maintenance mode.

The host is in the process of exiting the particular partial maintenance mode.

The host is in the particular partial maintenance mode.

The host is not in the particular partial maintenance mode.

The server has been restarted since the update installation.

Indicates if the newly installed image is active on the server.

A digital signature of the update does not match.

A public key to verify the update is expired.

The integrity can not be verified since a public key to verify the update cannot be found.

A public key to verify the update has been revoked.

Not enough signed signatures on the update.

The update is successfully validated.

The integrity validation failed.

The update conflicts with RPMs or libraries installed on the host.

The update conflicts with certain updates that are already installed on the host.

The update depends on an update that is not installed but is in the scanned list of updates.

The update depends on certain libraries or RPMs that are not available.

The update depends on another update that is neither installed nor in the scanned list of updates.

The update is made obsolete by other patches installed on the host.

Power Off Operation.

Power On Operation.

Answer file is not valid.

Answer file status is not known.

Answer file is valid.

The ESXi host must be in maintenance mode before the task list can be applied.

The ESXi host must be rebooted after the task list is applied in order for the new settings in the `HostConfigSpec` to take effect on the host.

Compose setting from host profile.

Edit host profile.

Update host profile from host.

Import host profile.

No device.

A network PCI device capable of PTP hardware timestamping, enabled for passthru.

Virtual network adapter.

The NVMe Qualified Name (NQN) of this host.

The NVMe Qualified Name (NQN) of this host used by Vvol.

Device active.

Device in active defer state.

Device armed.

Device down.

Device initializing.

Connection state unknown.

Reserved state for future proofing asynchronous creation.

The instance is running.

The instance is in the progress of asynchronous deletion.

The instance is deleted or not running.

Encryption is not protected.

Encryption is TPM protected.

The host does not need NVDS to VDS migration.

The host is ready for NVDS to VDS migration.

The host is disconnected from VC.

Service should run if and only if it has open firewall ports.

Service should not be started when the host starts up.

Service should be started when the host starts up.

FLC is available and the "launch Enclave MSRs" are locked and initialized with the provided public key hash.

Flexible Launch Enclave (FLC) is not available on the host.

FLC is available and the "launch enclave MSRs" are writeable and initialized with Intel's public key hash.

SGX is disabled in the BIOS.

SGX is disabled because CPU erratum CFW101 is present.

SGX is disabled due to a mismatch in the SGX capabilities exposed by different CPUs.

SGX is disabled because the host exceeds the maximum supported number of EPC regions.

SGX is disabled because the CPU does not support FLC.

SGX is disabled because the host uses NUMA, which is not supported with SGX.

SGX is enabled.

SGX is not present in the CPU.

SGX registration is complete.

SGX registration is incomplete.

SGX is not available or the host is unisocket.

Indicates that new CPU package was added.

Indicates that an Initial Platform Establishment or TCB recovery registration is pending.

Implements test notifications and allows agent configuration.

Allows for agent configuration only.

Implements only test notification capability only.

The host is entering standby mode.

The host is exiting standby mode.

The host is in standby mode.

The host is not in standy mode, and it is not in the process of entering/exiting standby mode.

The Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVME) protocol.

The Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) protocol.

Connected to the server.

The user has explicitly taken the host down.

VirtualCenter is not receiving heartbeats from the server.

The Asset tag of the system.

The Enclosure Serial Number tag of the system.

OEM specific string.

The Serial Number tag of the system.

The Service tag of the system.

The host was specifically powered off by the user through VirtualCenter.

The host is powered on.

The host was specifically put in standby mode, either explicitly by the user, or automatically by DPM.

If the host is disconnected, or notResponding, we cannot possibly have knowledge of its power state.

Preecheck remediation succeeded.

Preecheck remediation failed.

Preecheck remediation is running.

Remediation failed.

Before precheck remediation and remediation.

Remediation is running.

TPM attestation succeeded.

TPM attestation failed.

Attestation succeeded.

Attestation failed.

Attestation status is unknown.

The VMFS detected 'diskid' does not match with LVM detected 'diskId'.

VMFS 'uuid' does not match.

Keep the original Uuid of the VMFS volume and mount it In the event the volume to be force mounted contains multiple extents but only a single copy of each extent exists, only the head extent needs to be specified.

Resignature the Unresolved VMFS volume.

The VirtualNic is used for Fault Tolerance logging.

The VirtualNic is used for management network traffic .

The VirtualNic is used for NVMe over RDMA traffic.

The VirtualNic is used for NVMe over TCP traffic.

The VirtualNic is used for Precision Time Protocol (PTP).

The VirtualNic is used for VMotion.

The VirtualNic is used for Virtual SAN data traffic.

The VirtualNic is used for external vSAN traffic.

The VirtualNic is used for Virtual SAN witness traffic.

The VirtualNic is used for vSphere backup NFC traffic (i.e.

The VirtualNic is used for vSphere provisioning NFC traffic (i.e.

The VirtualNic is used for vSphere Replication LWD traffic (i.e From the primary host to the VR server).

The VirtualNic is used for vSphere Replication NFC traffic (i.e.

Grant access to specified services in addition to existing services.

Replace existing services with specified services.

Revoke the specified services.

Unmaps bandwidth is a dynamic value with lower and upper limits.

Unmap bandwidth is a fixed value.

Unmaps are processed at low rate.

Unmap is disabled.

Mode where hosts itself pull files from source URLs.

Client pushes or downloads individual files from/to each host/url provided by this lease in `HttpNfcLease.info`.

When the import/export session is completed, and the lease is no longer held.

When an error has occurred.

When the lease is being initialized.

When the lease is ready and disks may be transferred.

Host does not support network compression configured for VM replication.

Host does not support the RPO configured for VM replication.

Policies for admission control.

User-specified heartbeat datastores.

VM override.

The associated host and profile version are incompatible.

There is no reference host associated with the profile.

Install an IO Filter.

Uninstall an IO Filter.

Upgrade an IO Filter.

Cache.

Compression.

Lightweight Data Capture.

Data Provider.

Datastore I/O Control.

Encryption.

Inspection.

Replication.

All paths on this Virtual NIC are standby paths from SCSI stack perspective.

One or more paths on the Virtual NIC is the last active path to a particular storage device.

There are no paths on this Virtual NIC.

One or more paths on the Virtual NIC are active paths to storage.

Key is fetched directly from KMS.

Key is wrapped by a wrapping key from KMS.

`**Since:**` vSphere API Release 7.0.2.0.

Deprecated as of vSphere API Ver 6.0.

The relative latency-sensitivity high value.

The relative latency-sensitivity low value.

The relative latency-sensitivity medium value.

The relative latency-sensitivity normal value.

The license downgrade is disallowed because some features are in use.

The inventory has hosts that need the license server to be configured unless vCenter is in evaluation.

The inventory has hosts which are not manageable by vCenter unless in evaluation.

The license and the entity to which it is to be assigned are not compatible.

The feature's license can only come from a file.

The feature's license can only be served.

The feature does not have a source restriction.

The current edition license does not allow this additional feature.

The current edition license has implicitly enabled this additional feature.

The current edition license allows this additional feature.

One license is acquired per CPU core.

One license is acquired per CPU package.

One license is acquired per host.

One license is acquired per server.

One license is acquired per virtual machine.

Enable ESX Server consolidated backup feature.

Enable VirtualCenter HA.

Enable VirtualCenter Distributed Resource Scheduler.

Enable VirtualCenter DRS Power Management Functionality.

The edition license for the ESX server, Starter edition.

The edition license for the ESX Server, Standard edition.

Enable VirtualCenter ESX Server host management functionality.

The edition license for the ESX server, VMTN edition.

Enable VirtualCenter GSX Server host management functionality.

Enable use of iSCSI.

Enable use of NAS.

Enable use of SAN.

Enable VirtualCenter VMware server host management functionality.

The edition license for a VirtualCenter server, full edition.

The edition license for a VirtualCenter server, starter edition.

Enable VMotion.

Enable up to 4-way VSMP feature.

Initialization has failed or grace period expired.

Setting or resetting configuration in progress.

License source unavailable, using license cache.

Running within operating parameters.

The required number of licenses have been acquired from the license source.

This indicates that the license has expired or the system attempted to acquire the license but was not successful in reserving it.

This license is currently unused by the system, or the feature does not apply.

The LicenseManager failed to acquire a license but the implementation policy allows us to use the licensed feature anyway.

Sent discovery packets for the switch, but don't listen for incoming discovery packets.

Sent discovery packets for the switch and listen for incoming discovery packets.

Listen for incoming discovery packets but don't sent discovery packet for the switch.

Don't listen for incoming discovery packets and don't sent discover packets for the switch either.

Cisco Discovery Protocol.

Link Layer Discovery Protocol.

The status is unknown.

The entity is OK.

The entity definitely has a problem.

The entity might have a problem.

MaxValidHardwareVersion is the maximum, valid hardware version supported by VMware hypervisors in the wild.

Test if the target metric item is above the given red or yellow values.

Test if the target metric item is below the given red or yellow values.

MinValidHardwareVersion is the minimum, valid hardware version supported by VMware hypervisors in the wild.

NetBIOS is disabled.

NetBIOS is enabled.

DHCP server decides whether or not to use NetBIOS.

Mode of NetBIOS is unknown.

The address is configured through dhcp.

The address is obtained through stateless autoconfiguration (autoconf).

The address is configured manually.

Any other type of address configuration other than the below mentioned ones will fall under this category.

The address is chosen by the system at random e.g., an IPv4 address within 169.254/16, or an RFC 3041 privacy address.

Indicates that this is a valid but deprecated address that should no longer be used as a source address.

Indicates the address has been determined to be non-unique on the link, this address will not be reachable.

Indicates that the address is not accessible because interface is not operational.

Indicates that this isn't a valid.

Indicates that this is a valid address.

Indicates that the uniqueness of the address on the link is presently being verified.

Indicates that the status cannot be determined.

This entry has been learned using ARP or NDP.

The IP Stack has marked this entry as not useable.

This entry was set manually.

This implementation is reporting something other than what states are listed below.

paravirtualized SCSI controller.

vmxnet3 virtual Ethernet adapter.

The virtual machine is enabled for fault tolerance.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

Interleave set is valid and active.

Interleave set is invalid.

Namespace health interleave broken.

Namespace health label is inconsistent.

Namespace health label is missing.

Namespace health is missing.

Namespace health is normal.

Namespace is valid and is in use.

Namespace is invalid.

Namespace is valid but not in use.

Namespace health encountered bad block.

Namespace health BTT is corrupt.

Namespace health interleave broken.

Namespace health label is inconsistent.

Namespace health label is missing.

Namespace health is missing.

Namespace health is normal.

Namespace is valid and is in use.

Namespace is invalid.

Namespace is valid but not in use.

Block mode namespace.

Persistent mode namespace.

Error in NVDIMM state.

NVDIMM state is normal.

NVDIMM block data window region.

NVDIMM control region.

Identifies the region to be persistent.

NVDIMM persistent virtual CD region.

NVDIMM persistent virtual disk region.

Identifies the region to be volatile.

NVDIMM volatile virtual CD region.

NVDIMM volatile virtual disk region.

A managed object became visible to a filter for the first time.

A managed object left the set of objects visible to a filter.

A property of the managed object changed its value.

An eager zeroed thick disk has all space allocated and wiped clean of any previous contents on the physical media at creation time.

Depending on the host type, Flat is mapped to either MonolithicFlat or Thick.

A preallocated monolithic disk.

A sparse (allocate on demand) monolithic disk.

A sparse (allocate on demand) format with additional space optimizations.

Depending on the host type, Sparse is mapped to either MonolithicSparse or Thin.

A thick disk has all space allocated at creation time and the space is zeroed on demand as the space is used.

Space required for thin-provisioned virtual disk is allocated and zeroed on demand as the space is used.

A preallocated disk with 2GB maximum extent size.

A sparse (allocate on demand) disk with 2GB maximum extent size.

Counters returned in comma-separate value (CSV) format.

Counters returned in an array of data objects.

Temperature in celsius.

Joules.

Kilobytes.

Kilobytes per second.

Megabytes.

Megabytes per second.

Megahertz.

The time in microseconds.

The time in milliseconds.

The time in nanoseconds.

A quantity of items, for example, the number of CPUs.

Percentage values in units of 1/100th of a percent.

The time in seconds.

Terabytes.

Watts.

Represents an actual value, level, or state of the counter.

Represents an amount of change for the counter during the `PerfInterval.samplingPeriod` as compared to the previous `interval`.

Represents a value that has been normalized over the `PerfInterval.samplingPeriod`, enabling values for the same counter type to be compared, regardless of interval.

The actual value collected or the average of all values collected during the summary period.

The most recent value of the performance counter over the summarization period.

The maximum value of the performance counter value over the summarization period.

The minimum value of the performance counter value over the summarization period.

The counter is never rolled up.

The sum of all the values of the performance counter over the summarization period.

Indicates that the NIC device does is not capable of resource pool based scheduling.

Indicates that the user has opted out the Physical NIC from resource pool based scheduling.

clusters are the scope.

individual datastores are the scope.

individual hosts are the scope.

datastore cluster is teh scope.

Affinity.

Anti-Affinity.

Best-effort affinity.

Best-effort anti-affinity.

Clone a VM.

Create a new VM.

Reconfigure a VM.

Relocate a VM.

Create a new VM that should be powered-on in the near future.

Reconfigure a powered-off or a powered-on VM.

Relocate a powered-off or a powered-on VM.

The VMkernel is connected to this port group.

A system management entity (service console) is connected to this port group.

This port group serves an entity of unspecified kind.

A virtual machine is connected to this port group.

Profile execution generated an error.

Additional data is required to complete the operation.

Profile execution was successful.

The relation to a subprofile or a parameter.

The values from sources other than the parameter/profile or the static value list are allowed.

The value list contains localization keys instead of values.

The relation is defined by static valid value list.

The relation is defined for validation purpose.

The current DRS migration priority setting disallows generating a recommendation to prevent VMs on quarantined hosts.

DRS has determined that evacuation of VMs from quarantined hosts impacts respecting cluster constraints or performance goals so they are not evacuated.

The cluster does not contain any non-quarantined host satisfying the VM/host affinity rules for the VM.

HBR supports application quescing for this `VirtualMachine`.

HBR supports filesystem quescing for this `VirtualMachine`.

HBR does not support quescing for this `VirtualMachine`.

Optimize assignable hardware resource orchestration.

Fulfill anti-affinity rule.

Deprecated as of vSphere8.0 U3, and there is no replacement for it.

Deprecated as of vSphere8.0 U3, and there is no replacement for it.

Balance datastore space usage.

`**Since:**` vSphere API Release 7.0.2.0.

Sanity-check resource pool hierarchy.

Datastore entering maintenance mode.

Fix the issue that a datastore run out of space.

Host entering standby mode.

Balance average CPU utilization.

Balance average memory utilization.

Fix ft maxVMs and maxVcpus constraint violations.

Host is not degraded.

Host is partially degraded.

Host entering maintenance mode.

Power on host to increase cluster capacity.

Deprecated as of vSphere8.0 U3, and there is no replacement for it.

Fulfill affinity rule.

Fix maxVms constraint violation.

Fix network bandwidth reservation violation.

Power on virtual machine.

Power off host for power savings.

balance CPU reservations.

balance memory reservations.

Satisfy storage initial placement requests.

Maintain unreserved capacity.

Fix virtual disk anti-affinity rule violation.

Fix virtual disk affinity rule violation.

Fix VM-VM anti-affinity policy violations.

Fix VM/host affinity policy violation.

Fix VM/host anti-affinity policy violation.

Fix hard VM/host affinity rule violation.

Fix soft VM/host affinity rule violation.

Upgrade virtual machine to new vmx binary.

Satisfy unified vmotion placement requests.

Could not look up device by key.

Replication not supported for disk type or backend.

Another disk in the VM has the same replication ID.

Invalid key value.

Invalid disk replication ID string.

Invalid path (string) for the persistent file.

Attempting to re-configure the disk's replication ID.

Could not retrieve the VM configuration.

VM is encrypted.

VM hardware contains devices incompatible with replication.

Incompatible VM hardware version.

Invalid destination IP address.

Invalid destination port.

Malformed extra options list.

Invalid generation number in VM's configuration.

The existing replication configuration of the VM is broken (applicable to re-configuration only).

Remote certificate thumbprint is invalid.

Invalid VM Replication ID string.

Invalid RPO value (out of bounds).

Attempting to re-configure the VM replication ID.

Attempting to re-enable replication for the VM.

Failed to commit the new replication properties for the VM.

Attempting to re-configure or disable replication for a VM for which replication has not been enabled.

Mis-matching generation number (stale).

`VirtualMachine` is in the process of creating an offline instance and we are trying to disable it.

`VirtualMachine` is trying to create a group already owned by another VM.

The specified instanceId does not match the `VirtualMachine` instanceId.

`VirtualMachine` is in an invalid state.

`VirtualMachine` is not configured for replication.

`VirtualMachine` is in the process of creating an an offline instance.

`VirtualMachine` is powered off (and is not undergoing offline replication).

`VirtualMachine` is powered on.

`VirtualMachine` is suspended (and is not undergoing offline replication).

Delta updates to generate a consistent instance.

Initial synchronization with the remote site.

The `VirtualMachine` is in the process of having a consistent instance created.

The `VirtualMachine` is unable to replicate due to errors.

The `VirtualMachine` is being replicated but is not currently in the process of having a consistent instance created.

The `VirtualMachine` has no current replication state.

The `VirtualMachine` replication is paused.

One or more of the `VirtualMachine` disks is in the process of an initial synchronization with the remote site.

Do not scale shares.

Scale both CPU and memory shares.

Always run scheduled upgrades.

No scheduled upgrades.

Run scheduled upgrades only on normal guest OS shutdown.

Upgrade failed.

No scheduled upgrade ever happened.

Upgrade is scheduled, but was not run yet.

Upgrade succeeded.

4K sector size drive in 512 emulation mode.

4K native sector size drive.

512 native sector size drive.

Software emulated 4k.

Unknown type.

The Descriptor has an identifier that is useful for identification and correlation across hosts.

The Descriptor has an identifier that should not be used for identification and correlation across hosts.

The Descriptor has an identifier that may be used for identification and correlation across hosts.

The Descriptor has an identifier that may or may not be useful for identification and correlation across hosts.

One or more paths to the LUN are down, but I/O is still possible.

The LUN is dead and/or not reachable.

No more paths are available to the LUN.

The LUN is off.

The LUN is on and available.

The LUN is inactive.

All Paths have been down for the timeout condition determined by a user-configurable host advanced option.

The LUN state is unknown.

Storage device supports hardware acceleration.

Initial support status value.

Storage device does not support hardware acceleration.

Ticket used for service request on a host.

Ticket used for HttpNfc access to a file or disk on a datastore.

Ticket used for service request on a VC.

If you specify <code>custom</code> for the `SharesInfo.level` property, when there is resource contention the Server uses the `SharesInfo.shares` value to determine resource allocation.

For CPU: Shares = 2000 \* number of virtual CPUs For Memory: Shares = 20 \* virtual machine memory size in megabytes For Disk: Shares = 2000 For Network: Shares = `DVSFeatureCapability.networkResourcePoolHighShareValue`.

For CPU: Shares = 500 \* number of virtual CPUs For Memory: Shares = 5 \* virtual machine memory size in megabytes For Disk: Shares = 500 For Network: Shares = 0.25 \* `DVSFeatureCapability.networkResourcePoolHighShareValue`.

For CPU: Shares = 1000 \* number of virtual CPUs For Memory: Shares = 10 \* virtual machine memory size in megabytes For Disk: Shares = 1000 For Network: Shares = 0.5 \* `DVSFeatureCapability.networkResourcePoolHighShareValue`.

Comma separated values.

Hex encoded binary data.

Use the well known multicast address to find DAs.

Use broadcasting to find SLP DAs.

Use DHCP to find the SLP DAs.

User specified address for a DA.

This package is installed into bootbank in storage.

This package contains install related data without content to install.

This package is installed into tools partition in storage.

Test if the target state matches the given red or yellow states.

Test if the target state does not match the given red or yellow states.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for virtual disk migration and for placement with a datastore.

Specifies that VirtualCenter should generate recommendations for virtual disk migration and for placement with a datastore, but should not execute the recommendations automatically.

Threshold as an absolute value of free space in GBs.

Default mode: threshold as a percentage of datastore capacity.

Storagage IO Control will choose appropriate congestion threshold value for that datastore to operate at given percentage of peak throughput.

Use user specified Storage IO Control congestion threshold value.

Clone a VM.

Create a VM.

Reconfigure a VM.

Relocate a VM.

Returns tasks pertaining either to the specified managed entity or to its child entities.

Returns tasks pertaining to child entities only.

Returns tasks that pertain only to the specified managed entity, and not its children.

The time stamp when the task finished.

The time stamp when the task was created and queued.

The time stamp when the task started.

When a running task has encountered an error.

When there are too many tasks for threads to handle.

When the busy thread is freed from its current task by finishing the task, it picks a queued task to run.

When a running task has completed.

A general failure has occurred during assigning license to the 3rd party module.

The 3rd party module we are trying to license is not installed.

No auto-upgrades for tools will be performed for this virtual machine.

When the virtual machine is power-cycled, the system checks for a newer version of tools when the VM comes back up.

Tests that examine both the virtual machine and the destination host or cluster; the destination resource pool is irrelevant.

Tests that check that the destination host or cluster can see the datastores where the virtual machine's virtual disks are currently located.

Tests that check that the destination resource pool can support the virtual machine if it is powered on.

Tests that examine only the configuration of the virtual machine and its current host; the destination resource pool and host or cluster are irrelevant.

The guest operating system for a virtual machine is shut down when that virtual machine in next in the auto-stop order.

No action is taken for this virtual machine.

This virtual machine is powered off when it is next in the auto-stop order.

This virtual machine is powered on when it is next in the auto-start order.

This virtual machine is suspended when it is next in the auto-stop order.

Each disk in the cloned virtual machines will have the same type of disk as the source vApp.

Each disk in the cloned virtual machines are allocated and committed in full size immediately.

Each disk in the cloned virtual machines is allocated in full size now and committed on demand.

The vApp supports DHCP to acquire IP configuration.

The vApp supports setting the IP configuration through the properties provided in the OVF environment.

Specifies that DHCP must be used to allocate IP addresses to the vApp.

Specifies that IP allocation is done through the range managed by the VI platform.

Specifies that IP addresses are configured manually when the vApp is deployed and will be kept until reconfigured or the vApp destroyed.

Specifies that IP allocation is done through the range managed by the vSphere platform.

The vApp supports IPv4 protocol.

The vApp supports IPv6 protocol.

VCHA Cluster is disabled.

VCHA Cluster is enabled.

VCHA Cluster is in maintenance mode.

A VCHA Cluster is said to be in a degraded state for either or all of the following reasons: \- There is a node loss.

All three nodes in a VCHA Cluster are healthy and connected.

All three nodes are isolated from each other.

Node is having a role of Active.

Node is having a role of Passive.

Node is having a role of Witness.

Node is down and has left the VCHA Cluster.

Node is up and has joined the VCHA Cluster.

VCHA cluster is configured.

VCHA cluster is in an invalid/dirty state.

VCHA cluster is not configured.

VC appliance has been prepared for VCHA cluster configuration.

The vApp is currently powered on .

The vApp is in the process of starting.

The vApp is currently powered off or suspended.

The vApp is in the process of stopping.

Specifies the creation of the device backing; for example, the creation of a virtual disk or floppy image file.

Specifies the destruction of a device backing.

Specifies the deletion of the existing backing for a virtual device and the creation of a new backing.

Specifies the addition of a virtual device to the configuration.

Specifies changes to the virtual device specification.

Specifies the removal of a virtual device.

Attempt to connect the virtual device when the virtual machine restores from a migration.

Attempt to disconnect the virtual device when the virtual machine restores from a migration.

Unset the property, which resets the device to its default state.

The device is working correctly.

The device has reported a recoverable error.

The device cannot be used.

The device status is unknown, or it has not been requested to connect when the VM is powered on.

legacy virtual disks.

Floppy File Backings.

CD ISO Image backings.

pre 3.0 virtual disks using Raw Disk Maps.

virtual disks.

Indicates that the virtual machine can initiate a connection with a system on the network using the specified `VirtualDeviceURIBackingInfo.serviceURI`.

Indicates that the virtual machine can listen for a connection on the specified `VirtualDeviceURIBackingInfo.serviceURI`.

Use BusLogic emulation for the virtual disk.

Use IDE emulation for the virtual disk.

Use LSILogic emulation for the virtual disk.

A disk device backed by a physical compatibility mode raw disk mapping cannot use disk modes, and commands are passed straight through to the LUN indicated by the raw disk mapping.

A disk device backed by a virtual compatibility mode raw disk mapping can use disk modes.

native snapshot format.

redo-log based format.

Flex-SE redo-log based format.

vmfsSparse based redo-log format.

vsanSparse based redo-log format.

Changes are appended to the redo log; you revoke changes by removing the undo log.

Same as nonpersistent, but not affected by snapshots.

Same as persistent, but not affected by snapshots.

Changes to virtual disk are made to a redo log and discarded at power off.

Changes are immediately and permanently written to the virtual disk.

Changes are made to a redo log, but you are given the option to commit or undo.

Virtual disks in the list are grouped together and placed on the same data store.

Virtual disks in the list are placed on different data stores.

SDRS will be disabled for the disks in the list.

The virtual disk is shared between multiple virtual machines.

The virtual disk is not shared.

A redo log disk.

An eager zeroed thick disk has all space allocated and wiped clean of any previous contents on the physical media at creation time.

A preallocated monolithic disk.

A preallocated disk has all space allocated at creation time and the space is zeroed on demand as the space is used.

Raw device.

Virtual compatibility mode raw disk mapping.

Physical compatibility mode (pass-through) raw disk mapping.

A sparse (allocate on demand) format with additional space optimizations.

A sparse disk with 2GB maximum extent size.

A sparse monolithic disk.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 4.x, use `eagerZeroedThick` instead for clustering application, and `preallocated` for other applications.

A thick disk with 2GB maximum extent size.

Space required for thin-provisioned virtual disk is allocated and zeroed on demand as the space is used.

With strong consistency, it ensures that a crash will leave the cache data consistent.

Cache data consistency is not guaranteed after a crash.

In write-back mode, writes to the cache do not go to the underlying storage right away.

In write-through cache mode, writes to the cache cause writes to the underlying storage.

A MAC address assigned by VirtualCenter.

An automatically generated MAC address.

A statistically assigned MAC address.

Multiple ACPI host bridges.

Single i440BX host bridge.

Heartbeat status is disabled.

Heartbeat status is OK.

Heartbeating has stopped.

PXE (or Apple NetBoot) over IPv4.

PXE over IPv6.

SHA256.

The virtual TPM is copied.

The virtual TPM is replaced with a new one.

This set of WWNs is provided by the client.

This set of WWNs is generated by Host Agent.

This set of WWNs is generated by VC server.

Store the swapfile in the datastore specified by the `localSwapDatastore` property of the virtual machine's host, if that property is set and indicates a datastore with sufficient free space.

Honor the virtual machine swapfile placement policy of the compute resource that contains this virtual machine.

Store the swapfile in the same directory as the virtual machine.

Do not use encrypted Fault Tolerance, even if available.

Use encrypted Fault Tolerance if source and destination hosts support it, fall back to unencrypted Fault Tolerance otherwise.

Allow only encrypted Fault Tolerance.

Do not use encrypted vMotion, even if available.

Use encrypted vMotion if source and destination hosts support it, fall back to unencrypted vMotion otherwise.

Allow only encrypted vMotion.

Generate a new set of WWNs and append them to the existing list.

Generate a new set of WWNs and assign it to the virtual machine.

Remove the currently assigned WWNs from the virtual machine.

Take a client-specified set of WWNs (specified in "wwn" property) and assign them to the virtual machine.

The server has access to the virtual machine.

The server is currently disconnected from the virtual machine, since its host is disconnected.

One or more of the virtual machine configuration files are inaccessible.

The virtual machine configuration format is invalid.

The virtual machine is no longer registered on the host it is associated with.

The virtual machine is in locked state for the configuration key missing on the ESX host where the VM is registered.

The virtual machine is in unlocked state.

The virtual machine's host does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The configuration or state of the attached network prevents VMDirectPath Gen 2.

Some networking feature has placed a conflicting IOChain on the network adapter, which prevents VMDirectPath Gen 2.

VMDirectPath Gen 2 is temporarily suspended while the virtual machine executes an operation such as suspend.

The virtual machine's network adapter is disabled or disconnected, and thus is not participating in VMDirectPath Gen 2.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

The virtual machine's network adapter has features enabled which preclude it participating in VMDirectPath Gen 2 such as INT-x or PXE booting.

The device type does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The device backing is not a DistributedVirtualPortBacking.

The virtual machine's guest OS does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The virtual machine's guest network driver does not support VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The virtual machine does not have full memory reservation required to activate VMDirectPath Gen 2.

The virtual machine monitor is exercising functionality which which prevents VMDirectPath Gen 2.

VMDirectPath Gen 2 is unavailable due to host run out of intr vector in host.

VMDirectPath Gen 2 is unavailable due to an unforeseen runtime error in the virtualization platform (typically resource constraints.).

VMDirectPath Gen 2 is unavailable due to Incompatibe feature VMCI is active in the current VM.

For a virtual machine that is the primary in a fault tolerant group, this state indicates that the virtual machine has at least one registered secondary, but no secondary is enabled.

For a virtual machine that is the primary in a fault tolerant group, this state indicates that the virtual machine is not currently powered on, but has at least one enabled secondary For a virtual machine that is the secondary in a fault tolerant group, this state indicates that the secondary is enabled, but is not currently powered on.

For a virtual machine that is the primary in a fault tolerant group, this state indicates that the virtual machine is powered on and has at least one enabled secondary, but no secondary is currently active.

This state indicates that the virtual machine has not been configured for fault tolerance.

This state indicates that the virtual machine is running with fault tolerance protection.

For a virtual machine that is the primary in a fault tolerant group, this state indicates that the virtual machine is powered on and has at least one secondary that is synchronizing its state with the primary.

Checkpointing.

Record/replay.

FT not set.

Config (vmx) file.

Core (core) file.

DataSets disk mode store (dsd) file.

DataSets vm mode store (dsv) file.

Disk digest descriptor file.

Disk digest extent file.

Disk descriptor (vmdk) file.

Disk extent (-flat/-delta/-s/-rdm/-rdmp.vmdk) file.

Host based replicated disk persistent state (psf) file.

Extended config (vmxf) file.

Fault Tolerance metadata file.

Guest image customization file.

Log (log) file.

Namespace data file.

Non-volatile RAM (nvram) file.

Screenshot file.

Snapshot data (vmsn) file.

Snapshot metadata (vmsd) file.

Snapshot manifest metadata (-aux.xml) file.

Snapshot memory (vmem) file.

Virtual machine statistics (stat) file.

Suspend (vmss) file.

Suspend (vmem) file.

Swap (vswp) file.

File generated by VMware ESX kernel for a running virtual machine.

Run vmx in debug mode.

Run vmx in default mode, matching the build type of vmkernel.

Run vmx in stats mode.

Determine automatically whether to use hardware virtualization (HV) support.

Do not use hardware virtualization (HV) support.

Use hardware virtualization (HV) support if the physical hardware supports it.

Determine automatically whether to use nested page table hardware support.

Do not use nested page table hardware support.

Use nested paging hardware support if the physical hardware supports it.

The virtual machine is not a child.

The virtual machine is a non-persistent child.

The virtual machine is a persistent child.

Mac OS operating system.

Linux operating system.

Novell Netware.

Other operating systems.

Solaris operating system.

Windows operating system.

AlmaLinux (64-bit).

Amazon Linux 2 (64 bit).

Amazon Linux 3 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 3 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 3.

Asianux Server 4 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 4.

Asianux Server 5 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 7 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 8 (64 bit).

Asianux Server 9 (64 bit).

CentOS 6 (64-bit).

CentOS 4/5 (64-bit).

CentOS 6.

CentOS 7 (64-bit).

CentOS 7.

CentOS 8 (64-bit).

CentOS 9 (64-bit).

CentOS 4/5.

CoreOS Linux (64 bit).

CRX Pod 1.

CRX Sys 1.

Mac OS 10.6 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.6.

Mac OS 10.7 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.7.

Mac OS 10.8 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.9 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.10 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.11 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.12 (64 bit).

macOS 10.13 (64 bit).

macOS 10.14 (64 bit).

macOS 10.15 (64 bit).

macOS 11 (64 bit).

macOS 12 (64 bit).

macOS 13 (64 bit).

macOS 14 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.5 (64 bit).

Mac OS 10.5.

Debian GNU/Linux 10 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 10.

Debian GNU/Linux 11 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 11.

Debian GNU/Linux 12 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 12.

Debian GNU/Linux 13 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 13.

Debian GNU/Linux 4 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 4.

Debian GNU/Linux 5 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 5.

Debian GNU/Linux 6 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 6.

Debian GNU/Linux 7 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 7.

Debian GNU/Linux 8 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 8.

Debian GNU/Linux 9 (64 bit).

Debian GNU/Linux 9.

MS-DOS.

eComStation 2.0.

eComStation 1.x.

Fedora Linux (64 bit).

Fedora Linux.

FreeBSD 11 x64.

FreeBSD 11.

FreeBSD 12 x64.

FreeBSD 12.

FreeBSD 13 x64.

FreeBSD 13.

FreeBSD 14 x64.

FreeBSD 14.

FreeBSD 15 x64.

FreeBSD 15.

FreeBSD x64.

FreeBSD.

FusionOS (64 bit).

Other Linux.

Kylinlinux (64 bit).

Mandrake Linux.

Mandriva Linux (64 bit).

Mandriva Linux.

MIRACLE LINUX (64-bit).

Novell NetWare 4.

Novell NetWare 5.1.

Novell NetWare 6.x.

Novell Linux Desktop 9.

Open Enterprise Server.

SCO OpenServer 5.

SCO OpenServer 6.

OpenSUSE Linux (64 bit).

OpenSUSE Linux.

Oracle 10 (64-bit).

Oracle 6 (64-bit).

Oracle Linux 4/5 (64-bit).

Oracle 6.

Oracle 7 (64-bit).

Oracle 7.

Oracle 8 (64-bit).

Oracle 9 (64-bit).

Oracle Linux 4/5.

OS/2.

Linux 2.4.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 2.4x Kernel.

Linux 2.6.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 2.6x Kernel.

Linux 3.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 3.x Kernel.

Linux 4.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 4.x Kernel.

Linux 5.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 5.x Kernel.

Linux 6.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 6.x Kernel.

Linux 7.x Kernel (64 bit).

Linux 7.x Kernel.

Other Operating System.

Other Operating System (64 bit).

Linux (64 bit).

Linux 2.2x Kernel.

Pardus (64-bit).

ProLinux (64 bit).

Red Hat Linux 2.1.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (64 bit).

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (64 bit).

Rocky Linux (64-bit).

Sun Java Desktop System.

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 10 (64 bit).

Suse linux Enterprise Server 10.

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 11 (64 bit).

Suse linux Enterprise Server 11.

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 12 (64 bit).

Suse linux Enterprise Server 12.

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 15 (64 bit).

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 16 (64 bit).

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9 (64 bit).

Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9.

Solaris 10 (64 bit).

Solaris 10 (32 bit).

Solaris 11 (64 bit).

Solaris 6.

Solaris 7.

Solaris 8.

Solaris 9.

Suse Linux (64 bit).

Suse Linux.

Turbolinux (64 bit).

Turbolinux.

Ubuntu Linux (64 bit).

Ubuntu Linux.

SCO UnixWare 7.

VMware ESX 5.

VMware ESXi 6.5 AND ESXi 6.7.

VMware ESX 6.

VMware ESX 7.

VMware ESX 8.

VMware ESX 9.

VMware ESX 4.

VMware Photon (64 bit).

Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

Windows 2000 Professional.

Windows 2000 Server.

Windows 3.1.

Windows 95.

Windows 98.

Windows 11.

Windows 12.

Windows Server 2019.

Windows Server 2022.

Windows Server 2025.

Windows 7 (64 bit).

Windows 7.

Windows Server 2008 R2 (64 bit).

Windows 8 (64 bit).

Windows 8.

Windows 8 Server (64 bit).

Windows 10 (64 bit).

Windows 10.

Windows 10 Server (64 bit).

Windows Hyper-V.

Windows Longhorn (64 bit).

Windows Longhorn.

Windows Millennium Edition.

Windows Small Business Server 2003.

Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition (64 bit).

Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition.

Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (64 bit).

Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition.

Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition (64 bit).

Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition.

Windows Server 2003, Web Edition.

Windows NT 4.

Windows Vista (64 bit).

Windows Vista.

Windows XP Home Edition.

Windows XP Professional Edition (64 bit).

Windows XP Professional.

VCPUs may freely share cores at any time with any other VCPUs (default for all virtual machines on a hyperthreaded system).

Similar to "none", in that VCPUs from this virtual machine will not be allowed to share cores with VCPUs from other virtual machines.

VCPUs should not share cores with each other or with VCPUs from other virtual machines.

Allow most virtual machine memory to be swapped.

Fit all virtual machine memory into reserved host memory.

Allow some virtual machine memory to be swapped.

Remove the Metadata for the specified VM.

Create or update the Metadata for the specified VM.

The task of moving this virtual machine is the default priority.

The task of moving this virtual machine is high priority.

The task of moving this virtual machine is low priority.

Checkpoint error.

Divergence.

Initializing FT.

Lose connection to secondary.

All other reasons.

Partial hardware failure.

Terminated by user.

Just power off the virtual machine.

Prompt the user for instructions at power-off time.

Revert to the snapshot.

Take a new snapshot.

The virtual machine is currently powered off.

The virtual machine is currently powered on.

The virtual machine is currently suspended.

The virtual machine is currently not participating in record or replay.

The virtual machine is recording.

The virtual machine is replaying.

Create a new child disk backing on the destination datastore.

All of the virtual disk's backings should be moved to the new datastore.

All of the virtual disk's backings should be moved to the new datastore.

All of the virtual disk's backings should be moved to the new datastore.

Move only the child-most disk backing.

FLC is available in the guest.

FLC is available in the guest.

Indicates that this is available for all hosts in the cluster.

Indicates that this device is part of the cluster compliant specification.

Deprecated as of vSphere 8.0 API.

Deprecated as of vSphere 6.6.3 API.

Guest Integrity over WebSocket ticket.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 8.0.

Mouse-keyboard-screen over WebSocket ticket.

Remote device over WebSocket ticket.

MSI is the installation type used for VMware Tools on Windows.

open-vm-tools are the open-source version of VMware Tools, may have been packaged by the OS vendor.

OSPs are RPM or Debian packages tailored for the OS in the VM.

Tools have been installed by the tar installer.

Installation type is not known.

VMware Tools is starting.

VMware Tools is not running.

VMware Tools is running.

VMware Tools has never been installed or has not run in the virtual machine.

VMware Tools is not running.

VMware Tools is running and the version is current.

VMware Tools is running, but the version is not current.

VMware Tools is installed, but the installed version is known to have a grave bug and should be immediately upgraded.

VMware Tools is installed, and the version is current.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 5.1 value is not reported by toolsVersionStatus2, instead more detailed status is reported.

VMware Tools has never been installed.

VMware Tools is installed, supported, and newer than the version available on the host.

VMware Tools is installed, supported, but a newer version is available.

VMware Tools is installed, and the version is known to be too new to work correctly with this virtual machine.

VMware Tools is installed, but the version is too old.

VMware Tools is installed, but it is not managed by VMWare.

Audio capable device.

Standard bluetooth adapter that uses HCI protocol, this is a subset of wireless controllers.

Communication device.

Human interface device.

Bootable human interface device, this is a subset of HID devices.

USB hubs.

Still imaging device.

Other miscellaneous device.

Palm PDA, and Micorsoft ActiveSync PDA.

Physical interface device.

Printer device.

Content security device.

Smart card device.

Mass storage device.

There was an error in determining this device's classes accurately.

Device that has an interface using a vendor-specific protocol.

Video device.

Wireless controller.

Wireless device related to the Wireless USB standard, this is a subset of wireless controllers,.

This device operates at full speed (12Mb/s).

This device can operate at high speed (480Mb/s).

This device operates at low speed (1.5Mb/s).

This device can operate at super speed (4.8Gb/s).

This device can operate at super speed gen 2x2 (20Gb/s).

This device can operate at super speed plus (10Gb/s).

This device's speed is unknown.

Multi-instance GPU partitioning.

Time-sliced.

Determine automatically whether to render 3D with software or hardware.

Render 3D with graphics hardware.

Render 3D with software.

Device swap successfully completed.

Device swap failed.

Device swap is in progress.

No operation active.

Device swap will be performed on next restart.

Virtual NVDIMMs are erased and recreated upon snapshot reverts.

The data on virtual NVDIMMs are not affected by snapshot reverts.

Allow communication.

Deny communication.

all of the above.

from host to guest.

from guest to host.

All of the above.

VMCI and VMCI Socket datagram send op.

VMCI doorbell notification.

VMCI hypervisor datagram send op.

VMCI queue pair alloc operation.

VMCI Stream Socket connect op.

The context value indicates auto selection of VSS snapshot context.

Indicate VSS\_CTX\_BACKUP.

Indicate VSS\_CTX\_FILE\_SHARE\_BACKUP.

Automatically detects the host mouse type.

The Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer.

The Microsoft Intellimouse with a PS2 connection.

The Logitech MouseMan.

The Microsoft Serial Mouse.

The Logitech MouseMan Serial Bus Mouse.

The Mouse Systems Mouse.

A generic mouse with a PS2 connection.

The virtual SCSI bus is not shared.

The virtual SCSI bus is shared between two or more virtual machines residing on different physical hosts.

The virtual SCSI bus is shared between two or more virtual machines.

Disable Large Receive Offload (LRO).

Do not disable.

Disable TCP Segmentation Offload (TSO).

Disable both TSO and LRO.

A RoCEv1 device.

A RoCEv2 device.

application heartbeat failure.

immediate reset request.

reset issued by VMCP when APD cleared.

vmtools heartbeat failure.

Remote host is incompatible for secondary virtual machine.

Login to remote host failed.

Migration failed.

Registration of the secondary virtual machine on the remote host failed.

Host CPU is compatible for replay-based FT, but hardware virtualization has been disabled in the BIOS.

Host CPU does not support hardware virtualization.

Host CPU does not support hardware MMU virtualization.

The virtual machine is an ESX agent VM.

The virtual machine does not allow to enable or disable FT Metro Cluster while FT is turned on.

Host does not have proper FT license.

The virtual machine is a fault tolerance secondary virtual machine.

The host ftSupported flag is not set because of hardware issues.

The host ftSupported flag is not set because of it is a VMware Server 2.0.

Host does not have HA agent running properly.

HA is not enabled on the cluster.

The virtual machine firmware is of type EFI.

The virtual machine has virtual disk in linked-clone mode.

The virtual machine has one or more disks on local datastore.

The host does not support fault tolerant VM with nested HV or VBS enabled.

The virtual machine has one or more snapshots.

The virtual machine has a vFlash memory device or/and disks with vFlash cache configured.

The host is not active.

FT logging nic does not have desired bandwidth.

FT logging nic is not configured on the host.

No VMotion license or VMotion nic is not configured on the host.

There is already a secondary virtual machine for the primary virtual machine.

The virtual machine has more than one virtual CPU.

No configuration information is available for the virtual machine.

Cannot turn on vSphere Fault Tolerance on a FT Metro Cluster enabled VM with no Host Group configured.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 6.0.

The virtual machine is a template.

The virtual machine has thin provisioned disks.

The host does not support fault tolerance virtual machines with the specified number of virtual CPUs.

The host does not support fault tolerance virtual machines with the specified amount of memory.

Virtual Machine with encrypted virtual disk is not supported.

Virtual Machine with Pmem HA Failover is not supported.

VMware product installed on the host does not support fault tolerance.

The VM has unsupported storage policy.

The "check host certificate" flag is not set.

The virtual machine video device has 3D enabled.

No VMotion license.

virtual Cdrom.

virtual disk.

virtual floppy.

virtual parallel port.

virtual serial port.

The host's CPU features are compatible with the the virtual machine's requirements.

The software platform on the host supports VMotion and is compatible with the virtual machine.

The virtual machine was powered off because shut down failed.

The virtual machine was shut down.

The ports communicates with other community ports and with promiscuous ports within the same PVLAN.

The port can only communicate with the promiscuous ports within the same PVLAN, any other traffics are blocked.

The port can communicate with all other ports within the same PVLAN, including the isolated and community ports .

Multiple Link Aggregation Control Protocol in the switch.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 7.0u1.

Destination IP.

Destination IP and TCP/UDP port number.

Destination IP, TCP/UDP port number and VLAN.

Destination IP and VLAN.

Destination MAC address.

Destination TCP/UDP port number.

Source and Destination IP.

Source and destination IP and TCP/UDP port number.

Source and destination IP, source and destination TCP/UDP port number and VLAN.

Source and destination IP and VLAN.

Source and destination MAC address.

Source and destination TCP/UDP port number.

Source IP.

Source IP and TCP/UDP port number.

Source IP, TCP/UDP port number and VLAN.

Source IP and VLAN.

Source MAC address.

Source Virtual Port Id.

Source TCP/UDP port number.

VLAN only.

Legacy filtering mode.

IGMP/MLD snooping mode.

The value of 'loadbalance\_ip' is used in a uplink teaming policy `VmwareUplinkPortTeamingPolicy.policy` in the vSphere Distributed Switch, and the external physical switch has the matching EtherChannel configuration.

The value of 'loadbalance\_ip' is used in a uplink teaming policy `VmwareUplinkPortTeamingPolicy.policy` in the vSphere Distributed Switch, but the external physical switch does not have the matching EtherChannel configuration.

The value of 'loadbalance\_ip' is not used in a uplink teaming policy `VmwareUplinkPortTeamingPolicy.policy` in the vSphere Distributed Switch, and the external physical switch does not have EtherChannel configuration.

The value of 'loadbalance\_ip' is not used in a uplink teaming policy `VmwareUplinkPortTeamingPolicy.policy` in the vSphere Distributed Switch, but the external physical switch has EtherChannel configuration.

Encapsulate original packets with ERSPAN Type2 protocol.

Encapsulate original packets with ERSPAN Type3 protocol.

Encapsulate original packets with GRE protocol.

In dvPortMirror session, Distributed Ports can be used as both source and destination entities.

In encapsulatedRemoteMirrorSource session, Distributed Ports can be used as source entities, and Ip address can be used as destination entities.

Deprecated as of vSphere API 5.1.

In remoteMirrorDest session, vlan Ids can be used as source entities, and Distributed Ports can be used as destination entities.

In remoteMirrorSource session, Distributed Ports can be used as source entities, and uplink ports name can be used as destination entities.

Link Aggregation Control Protocol always sends frames along the configured uplinks.

Link Aggregation Control Protocol acts as "speak when spoken to".

Set long timeout for vmnics in one LACP LAG.

Set short timeout for vmnics in one LACP LAG.

VSAN data reconfiguration should be performed to ensure storage object accessibility.

VSAN data evacuation should be performed such that all storage object data is removed from the host.

No special action should take place regarding VSAN data.

Disk is considered eligible for use by the VSAN service, but is not currently in use.

Disk is considered ineligible for use by the VSAN service, and is not currently in use.

Disk is currently in use by the VSAN service.

Node is considered healthy.

Node is considered unhealthy.

Node health is unknown.

The node is enabled for the VSAN service and is serving as an agent.

The node is enabled for the VSAN service and is serving as the backup.

The node is being decommissioned from the VSAN service; this state is considered transitory.

The node is disabled for the VSAN service.

The node is entering maintenance mode; this state is considered transitory.

The node is enabled for the VSAN service but has some configuration error which prevents participation.

The node is exiting maintenance mode; this state is considered transitory.

The node is enabled for the VSAN service and is serving as the master.

The node is starting the VSAN service; this state is considered transitory.

The node is stopping the VSAN service; this state is considered transitory.

Disk group is being (re-)added.

Disk group is being removed.

Disk type.

relocate resolution.

storage vmotion resolution.

The parameters of `HostVsanInternalSystem.AbdicateDomOwnership`.

The parameters of `VirtualMachineGuestCustomizationManager.AbortCustomization_Task`.

This data object type describes system information including the name, type, version, and build number.

This event records that an account was created on a host.

This event records that an account was removed from a host.

This event records that an account was updated on a host.

The parameters of `AlarmManager.AcknowledgeAlarm`.

The parameters of `GuestAuthManager.AcquireCredentialsInGuest`.

The parameters of `SessionManager.AcquireGenericServiceTicket`.

The parameters of `SessionManager.AcquireLocalTicket`.

The parameters of `VirtualMachine.AcquireTicket`.

This data object type defines the action initiated by a scheduled task or alarm.

Base fault for Active Directory related problems.

The `ActiveDirectoryProfile` data object represents Active Directory configuration.

An attempt to enable Enhanced VMotion Compatibility on a cluster, or to select a less-featureful EVC mode for a cluster where EVC is already enabled, has failed for the following reason: - The cluster contains hosts that expose additional compatibility- relevant CPU features beyond those present in the baseline of the requested EVC mode.

The parameters of `AuthorizationManager.AddAuthorizationRole`.

The parameters of `CustomFieldsManager.AddCustomFieldDef`.

The parameters of `HostVsanSystem.AddDisks_Task`.

The parameters of `DistributedVirtualSwitch.AddDVPortgroup_Task`.

The parameters of `HealthUpdateManager.AddFilterEntities`.

The parameters of `HealthUpdateManager.AddFilter`.

The parameters of `GuestAliasManager.AddGuestAlias`.

The parameters of `ClusterComputeResource.AddHost_Task`.

The parameters of `HostStorageSystem.AddInternetScsiSendTargets`.

The parameters of `HostStorageSystem.AddInternetScsiStaticTargets`.

The parameters of `CryptoManager.AddKey`.

The parameters of `CryptoManager.AddKeys`.

The parameters of `LicenseManager.AddLicense`.

The parameters of `HealthUpdateManager.AddMonitoredEntities`.

The parameters of `DistributedVirtualSwitch.AddNetworkResourcePool`.

The parameters of `HostNetworkSystem.AddPortGroup`.

The parameters of `HostNetworkSystem.AddServiceConsoleVirtualNic`.

The parameters of `Folder.AddStandaloneHost_Task`.

The parameters of `HostNetworkSystem.AddVirtualNic`.

The parameters of `HostNetworkSystem.AddVirtualSwitch`.

Fault thrown if an attempt to disable the Administrator permission on a host of which the Administator permission has already been disabled.

Fault thrown if an attempt to enable the Administrator permission on a host of which the Administator permission is not disabled.

Default password for the Admin user on the host has not been changed.

Virtual machine has a configured memory and/or CPU affinity that will prevent VMotion.

The `AfterStartupTaskScheduler` data object establishes the time that a scheduled task will run after the vCenter server restarts.

An AgentInstallFailed fault is thrown when VirtualCenter fails to install the VirtualCenter agent on a host.

This event records the acknowledgement of an Alarm.

Action invoked by triggered alarm.

This event records that an alarm was triggered.

This event records the manual clearing of an Alarm.

This event records the creation of an alarm.

Static strings for alarms.

This event records the completion of an alarm email notification.

This event records a failure to complete an alarm email notification.

This event is an alarm events.

The event argument is an Alarm object.

Base type for the expressions specifying the conditions that define the status of an alarm.

Alarm Filter used to filter/group alarms.

Attributes of an alarm.

This event records the reconfiguration of an alarm.

This event records the removal of an alarm.

This event records the completion of an alarm-triggered script.

This event records a failure to complete an alarm-triggered script.

Tolerance and frequency limits of an alarm.

This event records the completion of an alarm SNMP notification.

This event records a failure to complete an alarm SNMP notification.

Parameters for alarm creation.

Information about the alarm's state.

This event records a status change for an alarm.

This data object type describes one or more triggering transitions and an action to be done when an alarm is triggered.

Specification indicating which on transitions this action fires.

The parameters of `IpPoolManager.AllocateIpv4Address`.

The parameters of `IpPoolManager.AllocateIpv6Address`.

This event records that the previously unlicensed virtual machines on the specified host are now licensed.

This event records a failed user logon due to the user already being logged on.

AlreadyBeingManaged fault is thrown by the host connect method if the host is already being managed by a VirtualCenter server.

AlreadyConnect fault is thrown by the host connect method if the host is already connected to a VirtualCenter server.

An AlreadyExists fault is thrown when an attempt is made to add an element to a collection, if the element's key, name, or identifier already exists in that collection.

An AlreadyUpgraded fault is thrown when an attempt is made to upgrade the virtual hardware of a Virtual machine whose virtual hardware is already up-to-date.

A data object type that links multiple alarm expressions with AND operators.

The `AnswerFile` data object contains host-specific information that a host will use in combination with a `HostProfile` for configuration.

Base class for host-specific answer file options.

The `AnswerFileOptionsCreateSpec` data object contains host-specific user input for an answer file.

The `AnswerFileSerializedCreateSpec` data object contains a serialized string representation of host-specific data for an answer file.

The `AnswerFileStatusError` data object describes an answer file error and identifies the profile or policy option with which the error is associated.

The `AnswerFileStatusResult` data object shows the validity of the answer file associated with a host.

Could not update the answer file as it has invalid inputs.

DataObject which represents the errors that occurred when an answer file update was performed.

The parameters of `VirtualMachine.AnswerVM`.

This fault is thrown when creating a quiesced snapshot failed because the (user-supplied) custom pre-freeze script in the virtual machine exited with a non-zero return code.

The parameters of `HostProfileManager.ApplyEntitiesConfig_Task`.

The parameters of `VirtualMachine.ApplyEvcModeVM_Task`.

The parameters of `HostProfileManager.ApplyHostConfig_Task`.

The `ApplyHostProfileConfigurationResult` data object contains the remediation results for a host: the time that the remediation happens, the status, the errors, and optinal compliance result after reboot.

The data object that contains the objects needed to remediate a host in host profile batch apply.

The `ApplyProfile` data object is the base class for all data objects that define profile configuration data.

The parameters of `ClusterComputeResource.ApplyRecommendation`.

The parameters of `StorageResourceManager.ApplyStorageDrsRecommendation_Task`.

The parameters of `StorageResourceManager.ApplyStorageDrsRecommendationToPod_Task`.

Both `StorageResourceManager.RecommendDatastores` and `Datastore.DatastoreEnterMaintenanceMode` methods may invoke Storage DRS for recommendations on placing or evacuating virtual disks.

The parameters of `AlarmManager.AreAlarmActionsEnabled`.

A boxed array of `AlarmAction`.

A boxed array of `AlarmExpression`.

A boxed array of `AlarmState`.

A boxed array of `AlarmTriggeringActionTransitionSpec`.

A boxed array of `AnswerFileStatusError`.

A boxed array of `AnswerFileStatusResult`.

A boxed array of `AnswerFileUpdateFailure`.

A boxed array of `Any`.

A boxed array of `ApplyHostProfileConfigurationResult`.

A boxed array of `ApplyHostProfileConfigurationSpec`.

A boxed array of `ApplyProfile`.

A boxed array of `AuthorizationPrivilege`.

A boxed array of `AuthorizationRole`.

A boxed array of `AutoStartPowerInfo`.

A boxed array of `PrimitiveBoolean`.

A boxed array of `PrimitiveByte`.

A boxed array of `ChangesInfoEventArgument`.

A boxed array of `CheckResult`.

A boxed array of `ClusterAction`.

A boxed array of `ClusterActionHistory`.

A boxed array of `ClusterAttemptedVmInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceDvsProfile`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceDvsProfileDVPortgroupSpecToServiceMapping`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceDVSSetting`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceDVSSettingDVPortgroupToServiceMapping`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceHostConfigurationInput`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceHostEvacuationInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceHostVmkNicInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceValidationResultBase`.

A boxed array of `ClusterComputeResourceVcsSlots`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDasAamNodeState`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDasFailoverLevelAdvancedRuntimeInfoHostSlots`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDasFailoverLevelAdvancedRuntimeInfoVmSlots`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDasVmConfigInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDasVmConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDatastoreUpdateSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDpmHostConfigInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDpmHostConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsFaults`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsFaultsFaultsByVm`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsMigration`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsRecommendation`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsVmConfigInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterDrsVmConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterEVCManagerCheckResult`.

A boxed array of `ClusterFailoverHostAdmissionControlInfoHostStatus`.

A boxed array of `ClusterGroupInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterGroupSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterHostRecommendation`.

A boxed array of `ClusterIoFilterInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterNotAttemptedVmInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterRecommendation`.

A boxed array of `ClusterRuleInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterRuleSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterTagCategoryUpdateSpec`.

A boxed array of `ClusterVmOrchestrationInfo`.

A boxed array of `ClusterVmOrchestrationSpec`.

A boxed array of `ComplianceFailure`.

A boxed array of `ComplianceFailureComplianceFailureValues`.

A boxed array of `ComplianceLocator`.

A boxed array of `ComplianceResult`.

A boxed array of `ComputeResourceHostSPBMLicenseInfo`.

A boxed array of `ConflictingConfigurationConfig`.

A boxed array of `CryptoKeyId`.

A boxed array of `CryptoKeyPlain`.

A boxed array of `CryptoKeyResult`.

A boxed array of `CryptoManagerHostKeyStatus`.

A boxed array of `CryptoManagerKmipClusterStatus`.

A boxed array of `CryptoManagerKmipCryptoKeyStatus`.

A boxed array of `CryptoManagerKmipServerStatus`.

A boxed array of `CustomFieldDef`.

A boxed array of `CustomFieldValue`.

A boxed array of `CustomizationAdapterMapping`.

A boxed array of `CustomizationIpV6Generator`.

A boxed array of `CustomizationSpecInfo`.

A boxed array of `DasHeartbeatDatastoreInfo`.

A boxed array of `DatacenterBasicConnectInfo`.

A boxed array of `DatacenterMismatchArgument`.

A boxed array of `DatastoreHostMount`.

A boxed array of `DatastoreMountPathDatastorePair`.

A boxed array of `DatastoreVVolContainerFailoverPair`.

A boxed array of `DesiredSoftwareSpecComponentSpec`.

A boxed array of `DiagnosticManagerBundleInfo`.

A boxed array of `DiagnosticManagerLogDescriptor`.

A boxed array of `DirectPathProfileInfo`.

A boxed array of `DirectPathProfileManagerCapacityQuerySpec`.

A boxed array of `DirectPathProfileManagerCapacityResult`.

A boxed array of `DiskChangeExtent`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualPort`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualPortgroupInfo`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualPortgroupProblem`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMember`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMemberConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMemberHostUplinkState`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMemberPnicSpec`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMemberTransportZoneInfo`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchHostProductSpec`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchInfo`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchKeyedOpaqueBlob`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchManagerCompatibilityResult`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchManagerHostDvsFilterSpec`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchNetworkOffloadSpec`.

A boxed array of `DistributedVirtualSwitchProductSpec`.

A boxed array of `PrimitiveDouble`.

A boxed array of `DpuStatusInfo`.

A boxed array of `DpuStatusInfoOperationalInfo`.

A boxed array of `DVPortConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `DVPortgroupConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `DvsApplyOperationFaultFaultOnObject`.

A boxed array of `DvsFilterConfig`.

A boxed array of `DVSHealthCheckConfig`.

A boxed array of `DvsHostInfrastructureTrafficResource`.

A boxed array of `DvsHostVNicProfile`.

A boxed array of `DVSManagerPhysicalNicsList`.

A boxed array of `DVSNetworkResourcePool`.

A boxed array of `DVSNetworkResourcePoolConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `DvsNetworkRuleQualifier`.

A boxed array of `DvsOperationBulkFaultFaultOnHost`.

A boxed array of `DvsOutOfSyncHostArgument`.

A boxed array of `DvsProfile`.

A boxed array of `DvsServiceConsoleVNicProfile`.

A boxed array of `DvsTrafficRule`.

A boxed array of `DVSVmVnicNetworkResourcePool`.

A boxed array of `DvsVmVnicNetworkResourcePoolRuntimeInfo`.

A boxed array of `DvsVmVnicResourcePoolConfigSpec`.

A boxed array of `DvsVnicAllocatedResource`.

A boxed array of `DynamicProperty`.

A boxed array of `ElementDescription`.

A boxed array of `EntityBackupConfig`.