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## Installation

Download a Release binary for your system's architecture from the [Releases](https://github.com/NETWAYS/check_vspheredb_data/releases) page.
You can install the plugin from our official package server [packages.netways.de](https://packages.netways.de).

Installation guides for the repository can be found here:

RHEL: [Plugins/EPEL](https://packages.netways.de/plugins/epel/)

Debian: [Plugins/DEB](https://packages.netways.de/plugins/debian/)

Ubuntu: [Plugins/Ubuntu](https://packages.netways.de/plugins/ubuntu/)

After that install the package via your package manager:

**RHEL:**

`sudo dnf install netways-plugins-vspheredb-data`

**Debian/Ubuntu:**

`sudo apt install netways-plugins-vspheredb-data`

Or download a Release binary for your system's architecture from the [Releases](https://github.com/NETWAYS/check_vspheredb_data/releases) page.

## Usage

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