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I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules state a business environment, and not professional business use/employees only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules to ensure questions of this sort make it to the right community.

I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules state a business environment, and not professional business use/employees only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules to ensure questions of this sort make it to the right community.

I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules state a business environment, and not professional business use/employees only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules.

I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules state a business environment, and not professional business use/employees only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules to ensure questions of this sort make it to the right community.

I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules states a business environment, and not professional corporate use only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules.

I recently asked a question regarding troubleshooting issues when adding an ESXi host to a vCenter server. However, this question was put on hold, and suggested to be posed on SuperUser (shown below).

Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User

It is my opinion that because of the enterprise hardware and software I am using, this question does apply to business environments and could prove beneficial to corporations that may face the same issue. I think this is a bit of a gray area, since the rules state a business environment, and not professional business use/employees only.

Insight on this would be greatly appreciated. If it is decided that this question is indeed off topic, I would suggest revising the rules.