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Go to Solution- Hi Ajay..
thanks for the reply.. actually
1) i want to know how many devices are available ie which are not mapped to the FA ports...
2) like to find R1 devices
3) i want to map the devices to the FA ports---mapping
4) i want to do mask the devices to the hosts.---masking
Please help me in this..
Thank you Yes dynamox, they do work. But I had seen some limitation with cygwin as well.
Probably the feature that I remember is the abscence of vi editor.
Have you configured a single cygwin instance to interact with various symcli hosts? I think there is a profile file that need to be changed. If so, Can you please share with me the process?
when you select what packages to download, you can select vim which will install vi in cygwin. Not sure what you mean by profiles. Once i install cygwin on a windows machine you can run any symcli commands just like you do from regular windows command prompt but you have this powerful shell to your disposal, just make sure to install awk, grep, sed and all the other goodies. If you need to schedule a bash script to run from Windows scheduler you create a batch file that contains something like this:
c:/cygwin/bin/bash --login c:/cygwin/home/dynamox/scripts/check_faults.sh
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Posted November 18th, 2009 05:00
I don't know if this helps, but thought of sharing it with you guys ..
I don't have an exactly a script but an excel sheet with some macros.. which might be helpful to you. But this needs the information to be fed and it picks them and creates the commands regarding the meta creation and mapping with the FA's. It also can get you the commands for SRDF conversion if you put the R2 device details.
Let me know if you wana have look at it, will send you the same.