Brian Greenberg wrote:
> Does anyone have a shell script that would generate a report of all the 
> storage nodes on an nsr server and all the clients for that storagenode that 
> I could easily import into excel?  I'm having a heck of a time trying to 
> derive the syntax for nsradmin.  Any help or pointers to resources that would 
> help me with nsradmin shell scripting would also be appreciated.  
> 
> I'm trying to generate a report that would give me something like this:
> 
> NSR Server   StorageNode    Client(s)                             
> server1      sn1            client1   client2   client3   client4
>              sn2            client5   client6   client7   client8
> 


Here's a pretty simple no frills script to do this. It's flawed slightly
because the client-storage node relationship is many to many, and this
scripts works on the assumption that you will only have one storage node
defined for each client. It could be improved a lot, but since you
really only wanted to see how the nsradmin commands work it should be
sufficient.

#!/bin/ksh
# showclientsbynode
SERVER=${1:-$(uname -n)}
echo "
        show name; storage nodes
        print type: NSR client
        " | nsradmin -s $SERVER -i - \
| sed 's/;//' | while read LINE; do
        ATT=$(echo $LINE | cut -d: -f1 | sed 's/^ //')
        VAL=$(echo $LINE | cut -d: -f2 | sed 's/^ //')
        if [ "$ATT" = "name" ]; then
                NAME=$VAL
        elif [ "$ATT" = "storage nodes" ]; then
                SNODE=$(echo $VAL | sed 's/,/ /g')
                echo "$SNODE,$NAME"
        fi
done | sort -u

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