> Here is a quick shell script to get you started (hope you are on a unix 
> platform), which looks through the contents of the nsrdb resource files. 
> It finds all the NSR client resources, and prints out the name of the 
> client and the name(s) of the storage nodes.  Modify as needed.
> 
> for f in `find /nsr/res/nsrdb -type f`
> do
>         grep -l "type: NSR client;" $f > /dev/null &&  egrep "^storage 
> nodes:|^name:" $f
> done 

Why would you grab the files directly instead of just asking nsradmin?

show name; storage nodes
print type:NSR client

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