To get a list of nsr client resource ids:
$ nsradmin -i - <<EOF | awk '/resource identifier:/{print $3}' | \
tr -d \; > /tmp/resourceid.list
> option resource id
> . type: nsr client
> show name; resource id
> print
> EOF
or
Create a file with the below text(filename=resourceid.fil).
option resource id
. type: nsr client
show name; resource id
print
$ nsradmin -i resourceid.fil | awk '/resource identifier:/{print $3}' |
\
tr -d \; > /tmp/resourceid.list
To edit a resource via nsradmin
nsradmin -i - << EOF
> . type:NSR client; resource identifier:<put resource id here>
> update schedule: Default
> EOF
or
Create a file with the below text(filename=updateschedule.fil).
. type:NSR client; resource identifier:<put resource id here>
update schedule: Default
$ nsradmin -i updateschedule.fil
Take the output of the first example and run it through a loop with the
second example and you should be able to do all of you clients.
These examples should work but make sure you test on just on entry
first.
Hope this helps.
Joel
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert L. Harris [mailto:Robert.L.Harris AT rdlg DOT net]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:48 AM
To: Legato NetWorker discussion; Joel Fisher
Subject: Re: [Networker] Querries?
Per chance you have a good "howto" on the nsradmin command that's not
full of fluff? Just good "to do X run this command", etc?
And thank you,
Robert
Thus spake Joel Fisher (jfisher AT WFUBMC DOT EDU):
> Hey Robert,
>
> "1) List of all "groups" and the times they run
> I know this is available via the GUI but I need a hard copy I
can
> take to a meeting in a couple hours."
>
> print 'print type: nsr group' | nsradmin -i - | egrep 'name:|start
> time:'
>
> "2) Average size backed up for each group?
> We have some tools doing a daily total but it estimates and
rounds
> alot and will add up 5.6Gigs and 5.7 gigs for 10Gigs instead of
> 11.1."
>
> per group... a bit tougher. You might be able to send the group
> completion message through a script and parse out sizes.
> If you wanted it per client you could use something like this:
> $ num=0
> $ for size in `mminfo -r 'totalsize' -q 'client=clienta,savetime>12
> hours ago'`
> > do
> > let num+=$size
> > done
> $ print $num
>
> Througput... don't know how to get that, or if it's even possible.
>
> A schedule for each client seems a bit strange. There are only so
many
> possible combinations that you can have as far as scheduling.
> Personally I use scheduling at the client level I have about 30
> schedules that I use for all 130 or so clients (Weekly Full on Sat,
Full
> Sat Only, etc.) I use groups only to determine what time to start the
> clients and nothing else. If you set you client schedule to Default
> your schedule will be set to whatever your current Default schedule
> does.
>
> " Is there a way I can dump the client list to a file that
> can be piped into a script that will set all the schedules back
> to default so they don't all have to be done by hand?"
>
> Yes.
>
> Use nsradmin to dump the list then run it through a loop with nsradmin
> 'edit' command to change the schedule field. I've not done this but
> I've done something very similar. The man pages should point you in
the
> right direction.
>
> Joel
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert L. Harris [mailto:Robert.L.Harris AT RDLG DOT NET]
> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 9:39 AM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] Querries?
>
> Is there an easy way via command line to get something like this:
>
> 1) List of all "groups" and the times they run
> I know this is available via the GUI but I need a hard copy I
can
> take to a meeting in a couple hours.
> 2) Average size backed up for each group?
> We have some tools doing a daily total but it estimates and
rounds
> alot and will add up 5.6Gigs and 5.7 gigs for 10Gigs instead of
> 11.1.
> 3) Average throughput for a given session or group?
> 4) A CLI method for changing the times and schedules that individual
> clients are set on?
> We have about 290 Clients that someone set up each to run on a
> different schedule. I'm guessing that if the individual client
> "schedule" is set to default then the group schedules (of where
> there are about 20) will take precedence and run at the right
> time. Is there a way I can dump the client list to a file that
> can be piped into a script that will set all the schedules back
> to default so they don't all have to be done by hand?
>
> Basically we're destroying some remote pipes and need to tune a bit to
> prevent setting off some monitors.
>
> Thoughts?
> Robert
>
>
> :wq!
>
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