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We have site A with a stand alone ESXi host and site B with a vCenter server connected to an ESXi host. Both sites have different UPS's connected to the servers on those sites and Site B is working perfectly fine.
I installed PowerChute Network Shutdown v4.2 VMware Virtual Appliance as VM on the ESXi server on site A and I noticed I don't have the options Host Protection & VM Prioritization as I have on site B. See screenshot below. Is this normal? The connection to the standalone ESXi host is setup correctly and Powerchute is able to communicate with it.
(Note: I don't have any Powerchute agents running on the VM's or host on Site A since this also wasn't necessary for site B when I set that up a while ago, so I assumed this is the same in a standalone ESXi setup.)
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