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changalrai

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August 12th, 2009 21:00

how to find out how many clients are there in a group

how to find out how many clients are there in a group

i want in command line please

DavidHampson

1.1K Posts

August 13th, 2009 00:00

if you just want the names of clients then your nsradmin query would be something like:

show name
. type:NSR client;group:groupname

you can put that into a file and run it using nsradmin -i filename if you want to run it from a scripts

Your output will be in the form of:

name: host1

name: host2

etc

Get rid of the spaces by grepping out empty lines:

grep -v "^$"

And then pipe the output to wc to get the count

wc -l

So once you have your query file for nsradmin:

nsradmin -i filename|grep -v "^$"|wc -l

If you didn't want to do a count but wanted to use the client names for input to something else use the sed command to strip away the "name:" and ";"

nsradmin -i filename|grep -v "^$"|sed "s/name: //g"|sed "s/;//g"

ark-flUcr

23 Posts

August 13th, 2009 00:00

hello;

you could use nsradmin for querys.

for example, you can use -i option to pass the query.

#more script_clients
show name; scheduled backup;group;comment
print NSR client
#
#nsradmin -i script_clients
name: n1backupserver3.lgp.ehu.es;
scheduled backup: Disabled;
comment: PRUEBAS 2;
group: ;

name: lgax08.lgp.ehu.es;
scheduled backup: Enabled;
comment: PRODUCCIÓN BACKUP A NIVEL DE FICHEROS (NO RMAN);
group: LGUX32_ANUAL_RH_2, LGUX32_DIARIO_RA_2,
LGUX32_MENSUAL_RA_2;
...
...
#

you could use that information to do a personal script and optain your query. Obtain the clients and their groups, with other query the groups.....



if you want to know how you could see with nsradmin,do:

1.- nsradmin
#nsradmin
2.- use v to visual
nsradmin> v

Command: Select [Next] Prev Edit Create Delete Options Quit
1 of 594 (on lXXXXXXXXX)

type: NSR license;
name: "Autochanger Module, 40 slots/40";
comment: ;
enabler code: d65d58-b12222-3ac09c;
host id: 007f0100;
expiration date: Authorized - No expiration date;
auth code: 0e28ba0d;
3.- using select you see cliet, group... and with next or prev you see the propieties of objects.


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