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Hello, Royal team and Contributors. 

A small word here. I am a fairly new administrator to VmWare and ESXi so I don't know all the ins and outs of the construct but I am facing the following challenge:

In the workplace I am in, the only Royal TS instance used is my personal one. I have configured my RoyalTS in a way that suits my needs with all my administrators and connections. Now I have the challenge, that our ESXi environment faces performance peaks. It is very random and not fully traceable, to which VM is causing those jumps. To remedy that, I want to implement a performance monitor on my Royal instance. But doing so results in an error that there are not enough rights to do so. Now the question:

Do I need to prepare an account on the ESXi instance that has the specific rights and credentials and save it in Royal TS as the preferred Logon credentials or am I mistaking something here?

Many thanks for any help/Links/Articles I can dig through to understand it better.

Greetings

Vlad

"can you tell me exactly what you did and what error you see? Maybe some screenshots?"

Sure. I configured the basic performancemetrics in the settingspage, that I wanted to see and hit connect. for reference, these are the metrics, and a screenshot of the error:

Ohhhh... Well, it was the idea to use it on ESXi itself, and yes I am using the performance view. But if this only works on Windows machines, I suspect I would only be able to use it on something like Hyper-V... 
Would there be an alternative or is this not a feature at all in Royal TS?

Many thanks for the support!

Best regards,
Vlad

Don't worry!
Thanks, at least I know now :)

Best regards and have a great day.

Greetings

Vlad