power-state
Description
This command checks the power state of all hosts in vCenter.
Options
Besides the general options, this command supports the following options:
| options | description |
|---|---|
--allowed REGEX | (optional) REGEX is checked against <name of HostSystem>, if REGEX doesn’t match the host is ignored |
--banned REGEX | (optional) REGEX is checked against <name of HostSystem>, if REGEX does match the host is ignored |
--cluster-name CLUSTERNAME | (optional) consider only hosts in cluster CLUSTERNAME |
--metric METRIC | One of total, up, down, ignored, up%, down% |
--warning THRESHOLD | (optional) warning threshold, see common options |
--critical THRESHOLD | (optional) critical threshold, see common options |
If no thresholds are given, the check behaves like
power-state --critical 1 --metric down, but the output differs slightly.
Examples
$ check_vsphere power-state \
-s vcenter.example.com \
-u naemon@vsphere.local
OK: 10 hosts, 0 ignored, unpowered 0
All hosts ok
| 'hosts'=10.0;;;;
'ignored hosts'=0.0;;;;
'hosts with power'=10.0;;;;
'monplugin_time'=0.058525s