UEMCLI filter output based on specific health state

Hello vks_001,

It is best to open a support case for this.

Will support work on these types of requests? I will open one though. Thanks for the suggestion and will post the solution once I have them

Maybe you can use "-output csv" format?

```bash

$ uemcli -sslPolicy accept -noHeader -d ${unity} -u ${admin_user} -p ${admin_new_pass} /remote/host show -filter "Name,Health state, Health details" -output csv
"Name","Health state","Health details"
"esxi01.metaage.lab","OK (5)","""The component is operating normally. No action is required."""
"esxi02.metaage.lab","OK (5)","""The component is operating normally. No action is required."""
"10.7.150.2","Major failure (20)","""The system cannot connect to the host. Check the network connection. If the problem persists, contact your service provider. (https://10.7.155.85/help/webhelp/en_US/index.html?#unity_t_unable_to_refresh_managed_server_because_of_a_connection_issue.html)"""
"10.7.150.3","OK (5)","""The component is operating normally. No action is required."""
"10.7.150.5","OK (5)","""The component is operating normally. No action is required."""
"MyHost","OK (5)","""The component is operating normally. No action is required."""

```

I use `uemcli` with BASH.

```bash

$ uemcli -sslPolicy accept -noHeader -d ${unity} -u ${admin_user} -p ${admin_new_pass} /remote/host show -filter "Name,Health state, Health details" -output csv | sed '1d' | grep -v "OK (5)"
"10.7.150.2","Major failure (20)","""The system cannot connect to the host. Check the network connection. If the problem persists, contact your service provider. (https://10.7.155.85/help/webhelp/en_US/index.html?#unity_t_unable_to_refresh_managed_server_because_of_a_connection_issue.html)"""

```