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Check vSphere HA Agent Status
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2011-12-23
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios XI
Owner
License
GPL
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84918
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| Check_HA_Agent_Status.ps1 | Check_HA_Agent_Status.ps1 |
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A Powershell script that checks the status of the HA Agents of all hosts within a vSphere VirtualCenter environment. When one or more hosts report a non-"running" state, the plugin gives a CRITICAL.
Script uses an secure way of reading out the password for the used account (that provides access to vc). Read the first section for all the info you need.
Script calls the VMWare-snapin without powershell so no need to start powershell with the -PSConsoleFile option.
Prerequisites:
# Windows machine to run the script
# Powershell installed
# VMWare vSphere PowerCLI 4 or later installed
# Account with access to Virtual Center
PS: This is one of my first Powershell-scripts so I think it could be much better or more efficient, but it does the job. ;-)
Script uses an secure way of reading out the password for the used account (that provides access to vc). Read the first section for all the info you need.
Script calls the VMWare-snapin without powershell so no need to start powershell with the -PSConsoleFile option.
Prerequisites:
# Windows machine to run the script
# Powershell installed
# VMWare vSphere PowerCLI 4 or later installed
# Account with access to Virtual Center
PS: This is one of my first Powershell-scripts so I think it could be much better or more efficient, but it does the job. ;-)
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