An administrator deploys vRealize Operations into a vSphere 6.x environment. After the deployment, the administrator notices that badges are not appearing. What is a likely cause of this behavior?

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A. Badges do not appear until you register vRealize Operations with vCenter Server. Registering vRealize Operations with vCenter Server pushes the vROps plugin into the vSphere Web Client. This plugin is the mechanism that renders health, risk, and efficiency badges on VM and host objects. Without completing this registration step, the Web Client has no plugin to display badges, even if the vROps appliance is fully initialized and collecting data.

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B. Badges do not appear until you register a vCenter Server in vRealize Operations. Registering a vCenter Server adapter inside vROps enables data collection but does not install the Web Client plugin needed to render badges in vSphere.

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C. The vRealize Operations appliance needs to be redeployed. Redeploying the vROps appliance does not resolve a missing registration step and would not make badges appear.

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D. The vCenter Server appliance needs to be redeployed. Redeploying the vCenter Server appliance is unnecessary and does not address the missing plugin registration.

An administrator deploys vRealize Operations into a vSphere 6.x environment. After the deployment, the administrator notices that badges are not appearing. What is a likely cause of this behavior?

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