You can run a "symdev list -r1" and it will show you all R1 devices, along with their capacities.
It doesn't provide you with a total of the device capacities, but you potentially calculate this by just scraping the capacity column with awk or cut, or you could output to XML and import the data into Excel. To output to XML, just add the "-output xml_e" flag to the command.
seancummins
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October 15th, 2012 08:00
Hi Will,
You can run a "symdev list -r1" and it will show you all R1 devices, along with their capacities.
It doesn't provide you with a total of the device capacities, but you potentially calculate this by just scraping the capacity column with awk or cut, or you could output to XML and import the data into Excel. To output to XML, just add the "-output xml_e" flag to the command.
Hope that helps,
- Sean