When you do your database maintenance, and you do 'ovtopofix -Cv',
capture the output. One section lists all of the nodes. Sort that. You will
see which ones have names and which ones don't. If you want just
routers, I would do an 'ovtopodump -rl > topo.file' and then awk that file.
For example,
#!/usr/bin/ksh
#
set -x
cat $HOME/topo.file | \
awk '/^HOSTNAME:/     {hostname=$2}
     /^FLAGS.*GATEWAY/ {print hostname}' > $HOME/rtr.list

exit


There are a couple of nicer ways to do this in V5.1.

Cordially,

Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking

How can I create a list over all 'routers'  with selection name not set
(selection name=some ip address) ?
Netview 5.0
AIX 4.3.1
objdb=30.000 objects.

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Network Services
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