You can only view Datacenter objects in the Inventory view in which they were created. True or False?

In vSphere, datacenter objects are designed to provide a logical container for hosting virtual machines, hosts, and other inventory objects. They are not restricted to a single Inventory view or location based on where they were created. Instead, you can access and view datacenter objects from any relevant Inventory view in the vSphere Client. This flexibility allows administrators to manage resources effectively, regardless of the origination point within the hierarchy.

The idea that datacenter objects are only visible in the Inventory view where they were created is inaccurate. The vSphere Client allows users to manage their virtual environments more efficiently by supporting context-aware navigation across different views. This means administrators can switch between various Inventory views — such as by cluster, host, or resource pool — and still have visibility into the datacenter objects, facilitating easier management and oversight.

This characteristic is essential for scalability and management in larger environments, where multiple datacenters, clusters, and hosts need centralized oversight. Therefore, the assertion that you can only view datacenter objects in the Inventory view in which they were created is false.