Check the event log for the specific ESXI host by going to;
Host >> Tasks and Events >> Tasks
We should then proceed by enabling SSH from the vSphere Client:
Host >> Configuration >> Security Profile >> Services >> Properties and enable SSH.
SSH into the host and run:
cat /var/log/vmksummary.logYou should typically see a regular heart-beat message - although around the time in question we encountered the folloeing event:
2013-01-01T12:30:04Z bootstop: Host has bootedTo determine if it was a deliberate reboot we should check for the following line:
localhost vmkhalt: (1268148282) Rebooting system...* This line would indicate that the boot was initiated by a user.
We should also be able to tell whether it was initiated by a user from the vCenter logs accessable via the vSphere client:
vCenter (Root node) >> Tasks and Events.
Since this line was absent from the vmksummary.log log file it appears that there might have been a power failure at this point.
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