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⏲ Duration: 3 min 66 sec
✓ Published: 08-Jun-2010
✓ Published: 08-Jun-2010
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The Operations Panel is a script tool, which runs on the client browser and extends the default ESX server web page with a short list of all available virtual machines. It gives the user the ability to perform simple power operations (start, stop, suspend, resume). Easily accessible user interface for some of the most common operations on an ESX host, available directly from the ESX home page.nnThis online training video will show you how to embed the Ops Panel into your existing ESX landing pag
The Operations Panel is a script tool, which runs on the client browser and extends the default ESX server web page with a short list of all available virtual machines. It gives the user the ability to perform simple power operations (start, stop, suspend, resume). Easily accessible user interface for some of the most common operations on an ESX host, available directly from the ESX home page.nnThis online training video will show you how to embed the Ops Panel into your existing ESX landing pag
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