Here are some steps to try:  Navigate to Homes, Alarms  In the upper right of the Alarms Dashboard, set the time range you're interested in. For example "7d" for 7 days.  At the right of the Alarms table in the lower half of the Alarms Dashboard, click "Alarm Filter"  In the "Origin" field on the filter popup, type in "VMW ESX" (this will filter the alarms for most ESX related alarms)  The results of all ESX alarms for the last 7 days will be displayed, use the Error Instances tab to see the breakdown of how many alarms per host as well as the health history of those hosts over the selected time range  To export the alarms to Excel, use the Customizer button and select Export (it's the last option when you click the customizer, see attached screen shot)    [IMAGE]
Hello all,    I am using vFoglight v6.1 pro for monitoring my VMware Lab Manager environment.  It's unnecessary to mention I am getting tons of alerts from multiple types.  As part of my effort to reduce vFoglight amount of alerts, I disabled lots of alerts under Administration --> Rules & Admin --> Manage Rules.  I left only alerts referring to my ESX memory|swap|cpu which gives me more visibility of my environment status.  The thing is I am having a problem generating a statistics report that will give me exact information on how much alertsI have on each one of my ESX hosts per type.  I need an easy way to show more memory or cpu required and prove increase of resources actually solved the problem.  This has to be done via vfoglight reporting level.  I will be happy to get some assistance from each and every one of you if you know vfoglights internals.  Thank you very much,   Nissim.
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