I got some issue within my virtual environment, and found something suspicious in the ESXi logs.
But due to limited time I was not able to review the logs on the other esxi server. here I have created a script to download logs from all esxi host to your desktop or shared location. which will be helpful to review them later.
I have used pscp.exe (kept under c:\windows\system32 folder) tool to connect to download logs.
Warning: All the testings are performed in lab environment.
But due to limited time I was not able to review the logs on the other esxi server. here I have created a script to download logs from all esxi host to your desktop or shared location. which will be helpful to review them later.
I have used pscp.exe (kept under c:\windows\system32 folder) tool to connect to download logs.
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## Version: 1
## Tested this script on
## 1) Powershell v3
## 2) Powercli v5.5
## 3) Vsphere 5.x
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$vcenteruser = "domain\user"
$vcenterpasswd = "Password"
$vCenterServer = "vCenterserver"
Connect-VIServer -Server $vCenterServer -User $vcenteruser -Password $vcenterpasswd
$iplist = Get-VMHost
$password = "Newsecret"
$user = "root"
foreach ($ip in $iplist) {
mkdir "c:\temp\logs\$ip"
cd "c:\temp\logs\$ip"
$SSHservice = Get-VMHost $ip | Get-VMHostService | where {$psitem.key -eq "tsm-ssh"}
if ($SSHservice.Running -eq $False) {
Get-VMHost $ip | Get-VMHostService | where {$psitem.key -eq "tsm-ssh"} | Start-VMHostService
}
$filesource = "/var/log/*"
$filedestination = "c:\temp\"
$source = $filedestination+$ip+"\vmkwarning.log"
$remoteserver = $user+"@"+$ip
$destination = $remoteserver+":"+$filesource
$dot = "."
Write-output "y" | pscp.exe -r -pw $password $destination $dot
Get-VMHost $ip | Get-VMHostService | where {$psitem.key -eq "tsm-ssh"} | Stop-VMHostService -Confirm:$false
}
Warning: All the testings are performed in lab environment.
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