ping and bptestbpcd

[zoan_nbu]

Hi ALL Folks,

I hope u all doing good.

I have 200 clients in my data center.I have an outage in my data center.

I need to ping abd bptestbpcd those 200 client so that I can initiate the backup after the successful run of the command.

Can Any body please provide me the script  in ehich I can put those 200 client and run that script that will show me the output of ping and bptestbpcd in a single go.

Thanks in Advance

NBU: 7.1.0.2

OS:LINUX

[RamNagalla]

hi 

1)put all client names in the file /tmp/client_list 

2)for ping test keep this below lines in file /tmp/ping_test

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result;do ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

3)chmod 755 /tmp/ping_test

4) run the file /tmp/ping_test

5) check the result in /tmp/ping_resul

for bptestbpcd test :-

1) keep this below lines in file /tmp/bptestbpcd_test

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/bptestbpcd_result;/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bptestbpcd -client $i >>/tmp/bptestbpcd_result ;done

2)chmod 755 /tmp/bptestbpcd_test

3) run the script /tmp/bptestbpcd_test

4)check the result in /tmp/bptestbpcd_result

[zoan_nbu]

4) run the file /tmp/ping_test

How to run this?

[RamNagalla]

just  type below in script name in command  prompt and hit enter.

/tmp/ping_test 

do the same for /tmp/bptestbpcd_test also..

[zoan_nbu]

[root admincmd]$ cd /tmp

[root tmp]$ sudo vi client_list

[root tmp]$ sudo chmod 777 client_list

[root tmp]$ sudo vi ping_test

[root tmp]$ sudo chmod 777 ping_test

[root tmp]$ sudo vi ping_result

[root tmp]$ sudo chmod 777 ping_result

[root tmp]$ sudo ./ping_test

./ping_test: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `do'

./ping_test: line 1: `for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result;do ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done'

[root tmp]$ cat client_list

lx504.na.fordic.in

lx299..na.fordic.in

lx231.na.fordic.in

lx233.na.fordic.in

[root tmp]$ cat ping_test

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result;do ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

[zoan_nbu]

[root tmp]$ /tmp/ping_test

/tmp/ping_test: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `do'

/tmp/ping_test: line 1: `for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result;do ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done'
 

Getting the error.

[RamNagalla]

resolved.. use this...

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result; ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

[zoan_nbu]

should i run

sudo ./ping_test?

[RamNagalla]

did you update the file ping_test with the line that i have provides..

if yes.. go ahead and run it 

[zoan_nbu]

Yes I have update it.

 [root  tmp]$ sudo ./ping_test

./ping_test: line 1: echo----------lx504.na.fordic.in--------------: command not found

./ping_test: line 1: echo-------------lx299.na.fordic.in------------: command not found

./ping_test: line 1: echo-------------lx231.na.fordic.in------------: command not found

./ping_test: line 1: echo-------------lx233.na.fordic.in------------: command not found

[root tmp]$ cat ping_test

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result; ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

 

[zoan_nbu]

Anybody please help me on this please

[RamNagalla]

hoo...  its not able to find the ping command in your login shell..

how you will use the ping command...?

sudo ping <servername> 

if yes.. you again need to replace the script.. ping in the script should be replace with the command how it works in your environment.

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result; sudo  ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

you probably need to do the same for bptestbpcd also.. 

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo-------------$i------------ >> /tmp/bptestbpcd_result; sudo /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bptestbpcd -client $i >>/tmp/bptestbpcd_result ;done

[zoan_nbu]

In my environment ,we use ping server name to ping .Not sudo ping.

[Nicolai]

Zoan - you need to figure out to to run commands provided/script - we can't remote see how a system is configured.

[zoan_nbu]

I have one question Nicolai.

Should i run  sudo ./ping_test  or simply ping_test  ?

[zoan_nbu]

I have Linux OS.64 bit.5.6 version.irectory

I have created all files under /tmp

and I am currently under /tmp directory

[RamNagalla]

show us the output of  below 2 commands

which ping 

ping <masternservername>

[zoan_nbu]

[root @masterlx log]$ which ping
/bin/ping

[root @masterlx log]$ ping masterlx
PING masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.017 ms
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.018 ms
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.015 ms
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=4 ttl=64 time=0.015 ms
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=5 ttl=64 time=0.012 ms
64 bytes from masterlx.na.fordic.in (14.142.123.149): icmp_seq=6 ttl=64 time=0.012 ms

--- masterlx.na.fordic.in ping statistics ---
6 packets transmitted, 6 received, 0% packet loss, time 4999ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.012/0.014/0.018/0.005 ms

[RamNagalla · Accepted solution]

apologize , missing space after echo. i just tested it..

use the below lines it should work now.. 

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo -------------$i------------ >> /tmp/ping_result; /bin/ping  -c 4 $i >>/tmp/ping_result ;done

for i in `cat /tmp/client_list` ;do echo -------------$i------------ >> /tmp/bptestbpcd_result; sudo/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bptestbpcd -client $i >>/tmp/bptestbpcd_result ;done

[Marianne]

@zoan_nbu - this discussion is turning into a Unix lesson.

Please call your Unix/Linux system administrator, show him/her this thread and let the Admin help you to make this work in your environment.

None of the discussion so far has anything to do with NBU....