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If such a difference presents itself between the hypervisor time and the real time that should be in the VM(s), several actions to be carried out:

If such a difference presents itself between the real time, the hypervisor time and the time of the VM(s), several actions should be carried out:

If such a difference presents itself between the hypervisor time and the real time that should be in the VM(s), I suggest several actions:

Nevertheless, I would spell it out again, it is strongly advisable to correct the host side notion of time, and bring that up to the attention of the VMWare team, if working with multidisciplinary teams.

If such a difference presents itself between the hypervisor time and the real time that should be in the VM(s), several actions to be carried out:

Nevertheless, spelling it out again, it is strongly advisable to correct the host side notion of time, and bring that up to the attention of the VMWare team, if working with multidisciplinary teams.

The implications of having hypervisors with the wrong time can be more convoluted, especially if storage space where the VMWare files reside is shared by multiple VMWare hosts or if logs are being sent to a central syslog server.

The implications of having hypervisors with the wrong time can be more convoluted, especially if:

• storage space where the VMWare files reside is shared by multiple VMWare hosts;
• logs are being sent to a central syslog server;
• having several VMWare hosts being managed by the same vCenter.