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vSphere alarm audit trail
Posted on 2013-12-20
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
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Yes, I have that licensed. Entering the VM name, that appears to only go back 1 day.
--Ben
--Ben
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in that case, you will need to use PowerCLI to extract the events, that have been stored
see here as an example
http://vninja.net/virtualization/exporting-vcenter-events-powercli/
see here as an example
http://vninja.net/virtualization/exporting-vcenter-events-powercli/
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