I run the vSphereHealthCheck, connecting to a vCenter 5.0 which manages ESXi 5.0 Hosts with the option --vcenter because I need ONE report for the whole VMware infrastrucure we're hosting.
The script runs without any hassle but the resulting report misses some clusters.
There are different DataCenters which contain Clusters. The problems seems to be that each DataCenter contains the Clusters with the same name.
For Example:
DataCenter1 contains the clusters
- Production
- Office
- Development
DataCenter2 contains the clusters
- Production
- Office
- Development
DataCenter3
[,,,]
and so on.
In the health report I only get the Clusters from DataCenter1 and conclusively only the hosts from those Clusters belonging to DataCenter1.
For testing purposes, I renamed a Cluster in DataCenter3 and the health report showed this newly named Cluster and its hosts.
Due to naming conventions I cannot name Clusters uniquely for each DataCenter.
Please modify the health check script so Clusters with the same name get evaluated and reported. I guess it would be necessary to point out in the report to which DataCenter the cluster belongs.
Thanks a lot!