Intercept events triggered by a Virtual Machine in a c# Application.

Hi all

Can someone suggest me a way or material to trap all events folloing to a Virtual Machine running on ESXi in a c# Application running on another computer to reference:

  • Catch the event in a virtual machine if it uses more RAM than allocated.

  • Catch the event in a virtual machine if she uses more than allocated CPU cycles.

  • Usage statistics for the processor in real-time.

Thanks in advance.

_Sic is the content Service object, which you can get the RetrieveServiceContent API call and cb has been my library clientside class where I wrote a few methods to retrieve inventory data using the card of course. You can retrieve the properties of your managed object using the RetrieveProperties API.

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