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    (Sed: Remove The Header Info Like Client & - ) Ex: Client - Audtnt02 Ausvmacnba07 Script: For Loop

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    This script loops through a list of policies stored in /tmp/PaRaS and checks each one for its active/inactive status. It outputs the number of active and inactive policies along with lists of each to separate files. It then removes the temporary files.

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    (Sed: Remove The Header Info Like Client & - ) Ex: Client - Audtnt02 Ausvmacnba07 Script: For Loop

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    This script loops through a list of policies stored in /tmp/PaRaS and checks each one for its active/inactive status. It outputs the number of active and inactive policies along with lists of each to separate files. It then removes the temporary files.

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    This script loops through a list of policies stored in /tmp/PaRaS and checks each one for its active/inactive status. It outputs the number of active and inactive policies along with lists of each to separate files. It then removes the temporary files.

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    (Sed: Remove The Header Info Like Client & - ) Ex: Client - Audtnt02 Ausvmacnba07 Script: For Loop

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    lmolluru
    This script loops through a list of policies stored in /tmp/PaRaS and checks each one for its active/inactive status. It outputs the number of active and inactive policies along with lists of each to separate files. It then removes the temporary files.

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    bppllist >/tmp/PaRaS
    for i in `cat /tmp/PaRaS`
    do
    k=`bppllist $i -L | grep Active | awk '{ print $2 }'`
    if [ "$k" == "yes" ]
    then
    echo "$i policy is Active " >>/tmp/PaRaS1
    else
    echo " $i policy is Deactive" >>/tmp/PaRaS2
    fi
    done
    M=`cat /tmp/PaRaS1 | wc -l`
    echo "below shows the $M active policies"
    sleep 10
    cat /tmp/PaRaS1
    N=`cat /tmp/PaRaS2 | wc -l`
    echo "below shows the $N deactive policies"
    sleep 10
    cat /tmp/PaRaS2
    rm /tmp/PaRaS /tmp/PaRaS1 /tmp/PaRaS2
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    cscmanaus003(root):# vi test
    "test" 2 lines, 44 characters
    bpplclients |awk '{print $3}' >/tmp/test1
    sed '1,2d' /tmp/test1 >/tmp/test2
    (sed : remove the header info like Client & -------)

    Ex: Client
    --------------
    audtnt02
    ausvmacnba07
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Script : for loop
    cscmanaus003(root):# more test1
    for i in `cat /tmp/test`
    do
    vmchange -p 4 -m $i
    done
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    more /tmp/NB5.1/clients_ver1 |egrep -i 'Client Name |Version Name'


    for more info grep
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    To get a listing of all clients and the IP netbackup resolves them to use this snippet.
    for host in $( bpclclients -allunique -noheader | awk '{print $3}' )
    {
    echo -ne "$host "
    bpclntcmd -hn $host | head -1 | awk '{print $5}'
    }
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Awk --- UNIX filter command for manipulated the contents of a file.
    cat abc.txt | awk '{print $7 " " $5 " " $3}'
    Ex: vmquery -p 1 -l |awk '{print $1}' |more > test
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    find /usr/openv/netbackup/db/images -ls >/tmp/f1
    more f1 | awk ' $3 !~ /d/ {print $0}' >/tmp/f2
    more f2 | egrep -v "catstore|lck" >/tmp/f3
    cat f3 | awk ' $7 == 0 {print $11}' >/tmp/finalop

    for i in `cat /usr/openv/volmgr/vm.conf |grep DEVICE_HOST |awk '{print $3}'`; do bperror


    -hoursago 168 -server $i |grep Kbytes/sec |grep -v

    duplicate|grep -v restore|awk -F\, '{print $NF}' |awk '{l = l + $3} {j = j + $5}{k = k + 1} END
    {print "'"$i"'",l,j/k}'; done

    here is how the sample output will look like

    motmas1 0 0
    motmed1 13632577307 69697.2
    motmed2 28468392731 34072.1
    motmed3 19698648604 17457.4
    motmed4 17427685858 22172.3
    motmed5 15946925497 12048.7
    motmed6 19037189022 14719.8
    motmed7 17675250160 53308.5

    It gives the media server name , Total amount of data backed up(in KB). Average speed of the
    backup(in KB).
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bperror -U -backstat -s info -d 06/27/07 –client
    cscpapcbly401 |grep -v "(timed out connecting to client)" (it gives the out put
    without printing the line “timed out….”)

    To get NetBackup clients version


    for i in `bpclclients -allunique -noheader|awk '{print $3}'`
    do
    echo "$i\c"
    bpgetconfig -g $i -l | awk '{FS=";"} {print $2, $5}'
    done
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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