All objects will be placed into the default policy for unto 20 mins until the group membership is worked out.
The same thing will happen when a cluster is rebooted. If your default policy has the alerts enabled then they will alert as soon as the first collection is complete and will cancel when the membership rules are executed and the vms are moved into the correct group and get the correct policy.
Once the collections are completed the VM will then be able to be moved into the correct policy based on the membership rules now having data available to enforce them. It will stay there until a couple of collections are completed. When a new object is added it is put into the default policy because there is no data available to execute the group membership rules. Most of the alerts cancel within the same timeframe, some stay for 10-15 mins" Gary D Williams wrote: youve got two options - right-click on the VM -> snapshot -> consolidate and wait. Click Yes to confirm disk consolidation of the VM. Right-click on the VM name and select Snapshots > Consolidate disks. Access to VMware ESXi web client, and navigate to Virtual Machines from the left inventory. "The only thing I have found is when the alert shows up, that object (VM) has just been created. Manually consolidate virtual disks via VMware ESXi web client 1.
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