Ben Conner
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vSphere alarm audit trail
Hi,
I have a VM in 5.1 that has triggered a high-cpu alarm occasionally over the last few days. I'd like to go back in time and see when this started. Is there any way to do that? Tried searching the log files with little luck.
Thanks!
--Ben
I have a VM in 5.1 that has triggered a high-cpu alarm occasionally over the last few days. I'd like to go back in time and see when this started. Is there any way to do that? Tried searching the log files with little luck.
Thanks!
--Ben
Do you have vCenter Server, you can look in the tasks and events?
ASKER
Yes, I have that licensed. Entering the VM name, that appears to only go back 1 day.
--Ben
--Ben
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Nice! I hadn't used PoweCLI before and wasn't even sure before now if it was a client package or not. That did the trick.
Much appreciated!
--Ben
Much appreciated!
--Ben
ASKER
Hi,
Looked through the log file entries for this VM from the events.csv file and didn't find any triggered alarm information. Is there another file I should be looking through?
Thanks!
--Ben
Looked through the log file entries for this VM from the events.csv file and didn't find any triggered alarm information. Is there another file I should be looking through?
Thanks!
--Ben