HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 177)

H Known problems in Capacity Advisor Help
This guide contains the most recent information available for Capacity Advisor. This section is
here to help you to confirm when information in Capacity Advisor Help is inaccurate and to point
you to the most up-to-date information.
Possible sources of data discrepancies
Capacity Advisor Help incorrectly refers you to check
licensing information in the HP Insight Dynamics 6.0 Getting Started Guide. Instead, refer to updated
information here:
“No data collected for a managed node” (page 64)
Setting workload utilization limits Capacity Advisor Help incorrectly provides the procedure for
setting workload utilization limits in a scenario, when it should describe how to set workload
utilization limits from Virtualization Manager. For a correct procedural description, see
“Setting
workload utilization limits” (page 77) .
Command reference — capagentlesscfg More accurate guidance is available regarding the
minimum and maximum values that can be used with the advanced options. See capagentlesscfg
in the
Appendix B (page 129) .
Convert/Add to DRS Cluster screen — considerations and limitations The following information
did not appear in the description for this screen, but should have been included:
Once clusters are created by combining two or more VM hosts, any further changes to the power
calibration, CPU speed, cores, memory, and network and disk I/O capacity of the cluster members
(VM hosts) will not be reflected in the cluster’s capacity values. In other words, the cluster reflects
the values of the VM hosts at the time of cluster creation, and does not change dynamically when
any of the underlying values change.
Clusters can be dissolved using What-If Action
→Undo/Edit/View Applied What-if Actions.
However, disabling or deleting any of the individual changes that pertain to a member VM host
will not modify the capacity values of the cluster itself.
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