We keep getting alarms like this since I moved one of our vcenters to a new copy of the vmware probe.
The Baseline transform failed to resolve the metric instance id for the monitor instance named: "ESC:VM_CPU_AGGREGATE:"."costop" for probe: /BCBSTdom/TER_hub_VMWP2_2450/TER_hub_VMWP2_2450/vmware
The Baseline transform failed to update the metric instance id from: [/BCBSTdom/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/vmware:idsProbe:pdrvcenter:4c4c4544-0056-4e10-8042-b8c04f343832:Memory, "ESC:HOST_MEMORY:"."usage"] to: UnknownMetricInstanceID on for probe: /BCBSTdom/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/vmware.
The Baseline transform failed to update the metric instance id from: [/BCBSTdom/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/vmware:idsProbe:pdrvcenter:4c4c4544-0056-4e10-8042-b8c04f343832, "ESC:HOST:"."Status"] to: UnknownMetricInstanceID on for probe: /BCBSTdom/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/TER_hub_VMWP_2454/vmware.
Release : 20.3
Component : UIM - VMWARE
1. Select the controller probe on each robot listed in the alarm messages
2. Press Ctrl-P to open the probe utility
3. Click the 'cogwheel' icon and select/enable Expert mode
4. Run the niscache clean callback-> _nis_cache_clean
5. Then run the reset of the robot dev id and restart the robot-> _reset_device_id_and_restart
6. Acknowledge the baseline transform alarms