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Author: Timothy Dewin
Function: Allows you to verifiy linux vms but executing shell commands via ssh
Requires: Backup & Replication v10
Renci.SshNet.dll -> should be shipped with B&R v10 and detected by the script
Watch out Password is plaintext passed. You might want to secure it a bit better or lock down the rights of the user correctly
Usage: Schedule the script via the Application Group or via the "Surebackup" job > "Linked Job" section.
For example : -server %vm_ip% -username timothy -password Root123!
Parameters:
- -server %vm_ip%
- What is the masked IP of the SQL server, use %vm_ip% in the Surebackup setup.
- -user user
- What is the mysql user
- -password password
- What is the mysql password
- -servicecheck
- What do you want to execute (default 'service mysql status')
- -matchoutput
- Regex match on the output (default 'active [(]running[)]' which just confirms that the serivce is running)