At the command line

nsradmin
option hidden (omit this one if you don't want everything but just the usual configured settings)
p (for print)

You can put the lines after nsradmin into a file and run it with nsradmin -i file and redirect the output to a file.

you can use gstclreport (NMC command line tool) to generate reports in many different formats (pdf | postscript | html | csv).

Create a text file with the folloing text (make sure to hit return at the end of last line):

----------------
option hidden;
.type:NSR group
show name
print type: NSR group
----------------

Then run the following command:

nsradmin -i above-file-name.txt > nsr-output.txt

The nsr-output.txt has all the information you need.

Regards,

That will only create a list of all group names - okay if that is what you want, also its a bit mixed up as you are doing unnecessary things!

option hidden;
- some configuration settings are hidden by default - this will allow those to be shown also (the show command below will hide those hidden fields again)

.type:NSR group
- typo here, there should be a space after the . character which indicates this is a query that we are setting (all resources where the type of resource is NSR group)

show name
- show just the field that has been specified (name)

print type: NSR group
- p or print would suffice here or you could omit the query which has already been set.

Quite straightforward - it really depends on what you want the information for.

Sorry, my mind must have been somewhere else, the file should contain the following:

option dynamic; hidden; resource id
print