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VMware vCenter CapacityIQ Evaluator's Guide - VMware Communities

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The What-If action will be disabled automatically if it is not applicable to the current view or selection.<br />

<strong>CapacityIQ</strong> allows a What-If analysis for two types of objects — Cluster and Host.<br />

To start the What-If analysis, select the vMWdemodC1-Clr0 cluster in the navigation pane on the left. You<br />

now see a cluster-level view into the current and future state of capacity in terms of virtual machines/Hosts/<br />

Clusters and CPU/Memory/Disk/Network.<br />

Click the New What-if scenario link in the upper right hand corner.<br />

Figure 4.3.1<br />

If you are in the View tab displaying one of the views, select add under the What-if-scenario widget in the<br />

upper right-hand area of the view. This will launch the What-If scenario wizard.<br />

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