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How to get the Vcenter each VM since poweroff state,

sivajiy
New Member

Below query i am able to get the snap date. i need to capture correct date and timing.

index=vmware-inv sourcetype="vmware:inv:vm" host="*****" 
| dedup moid sortby time 
| spath changeSet.summary.runtime.powerState output=powerState 
| spath changeSet.name output=name 
| makemv delim=" " time 
| eval time=mvindex(time,0) 
| stats latest(powerState) as PowerState by moid,name,time
| search PowerState=PoweredOff 
| sort time
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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Please share a sample event with private data hidden and identify the field(s) you wish to capture.

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sivajiy
New Member

i am getting the out put like below but this is capturing the first snapshot time, but i need out put when it's poweredoff
vm-***** sevm-KMS-27 2013-04-17 poweredOff
vm-***** V11-2-L1Con6 2015-03-03 poweredOff

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I see "poweredOff". Isn't that what you want? If not, please share the raw events and what you want from them.

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sivajiy
New Member

Can someone help me on this !!!!

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