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02-26-2012 07:14 PM
02-26-2012 07:14 PM
Creating a script for capture show all with loop?
Dave was looking for a custom script:
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Do we have a location for reusable scripts. Specifically I would like to capture a SHOW ALL into a file and repeat for 40 enclosures.
Maybe:
- Read an ip or dns name from file
- Ssh to ip
- Show all > \\share\ip.txt
- Loop
Has anyone created this already?
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Greg replied:
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If you install the HPSIM ssh public key in the OA you can write a SIM Custom Tool and run it against any number of enclosures.
Attached is a white paper to do just that.
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See the attached white paper. Any other comments or suggestions?