HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VMware\VMware Infrastructure Client\Preferences\UI
For more information on editing the values under this registry key, see the Additional Information section of this article.To manually edit the vSphere Client UI information in the Windows registry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VMware\VMware Infrastructure Client\Preferences\UI
. VVVColumnsProp
corresponding to the tab you wish to edit (where VVV
is the system name of the tab). For example, consider the two most commonly modified tabs:
HostHeaderColumnsProp tab
These example values indicate the default values for the HostHeaderColumnsProp tab:
0-248,1-100,2-0,3-65,4-100,5-100,6-130,7-100,8-100,9-120,10-200,11-110
The numbers and their corresponding column name values are:
0 - Name
1 - State
3 - Status
4 - %CPU
5 - %Memory
6 - Memory Size
7 - CPU Count
8 - NIC Count
9 - Uptime
10 - Last Exited Standby
11 - Alarm Actions
Note: On vCenter 4.1, the HostHeaderColumnsProp string might have to be created manually. Right-click the UI key and select New String Value. Rename the string as HostHeaderColumnsProp and set the values for the columns you want to view.
VMHeaderColumnsProp tab
These example values indicate the default value for VMHeaderColumnsProp tab:
0-134,1-120,2-120,3-177,4-100,5-206,6-95,7-95,8-95,9-116,10-85,11-130,12-0,13-0,14-0,15-100,16-100,17-120,18-100,19-110,20-165,21-165,22-270, 23-200,24-110
The numbers and their corresponding column name values are:
0 - Name
1 - State
2 - Status
3 - Host
4 - Provisioned Space
5 - Used Space
6 - Host CPU - MHz
7 - Host Mem - MB
8 - Guest Mem - %
9 - Guest OS
10 - VM Version
11 - Memory Size
15 - CPU Count
16 - NIC Count
17 - Uptime
18 - IP Address
19 - VMware Tools Status
20 - DNS Name
21 - EVC Mode
22 - UUID
23 - Notes
24 - Alarm Actions