hi,

other option using nsradmin....

$ nsradmin -i script_Networkerversion
                        name: XXXX.ehu.es;
                     comment: ;
              client OS type: Linux;
           NetWorker version: 7.6.4.Build.1039;

                        name: YYYY.ehu.es;
                     comment: biblioteca;
              client OS type: Windows NT Server on Intel;
           NetWorker version: 7.3.3.Build.510;
...
$ cat script_Networkerversion
show name; Networker version;Client OS type ; Comment
print NSR client
$



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Bill Wilkie <billwilkie AT HOTMAIL DOT COM> erabiltzaileak idatzi du:

Stanley, I use an mminfo command to create a csv file that I import into a spreadsheet: mminfo -xc, -q ?valid? -r ?volume(25),client(75),name(100),nfiles(25),level(25),totalsize(25),

sumsize(25),group(25),sscreate(25),sscomp(25),ssbrowse(5),ssretent(5),pool(25),

ssid(25)?>sssumm.txt You can use your command and follow it with > Yourfilename.txt and that should work. RegardsBill> Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2012 17:47:40 +0200

From: yaron AT ARISTO.TAU.AC DOT IL
Subject: Re: [Networker] Client version report
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU

On 11/01/2012 02:51 PM, Stanley R. Horwitz wrote:
> Greetings everyone,
>

> Via the NetWorker Console Manager, I can get a list of every active client and the NetWorker version each client is running. Does anyone know of a way to export that list into a csv file or an alternative way to generate that list? I do not see a way to get it via mminfo. I am sure there's a way to generate such a list via nsradmin, but I have always been clumsy with using it for generating reports. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

>

   That is my perl script:

#!/usr/bin/perl

my $s;

$/ = "\n\n";

open(NSRRES,"cat /nsr/res/nsrdb/*/* |");

while (defined($resource = <NSRRES>))
{
   if ($resource =~ /type: NSR client;/ )
   {
     $start = index($resource,"name: ");
     $name = substr($resource,$start + 6,index($resource,";",$start)
-$start - 6 );
     $start = index($resource,"NetWorker version:");
     $version = substr($resource,$start + 18,index($resource,";",$start)
-$start - 17);
     printf  "%-40s %s \n",$name,$version;
   }
}

close(NSRRES);

  Its output looks like that:

rup1.tau.ac.il                            7.6.3.Build.840;
lahavsrv.tau.ac.il                        7.6.2.1.Build.638;
micron3.eng.tau.ac.il                     7.6.3.Build.840;
tauweb-dev.tau.ac.il                      7.6.2.1.Build.638;
meshek_server                             nwnc_7_2;
efes.iucc.ac.il                           7.6.1.Build.397;
eduroam.iucc.ac.il                        7.6.1.Build.397;
samples.iucc.ac.il                        7.6.1.Build.397;
tausql1.tau.ac.il                         7.6.1.Build.397;
bohanim.tau.ac.il                         7.6.2.1.Build.638;


   Just keep in mind that the field is updated only after the first backup.



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-- Yaron.