深入分析bmc nsh下nexec runcmd和runscript指令使用例子

C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator>nsh
CMBBSA% cd //10.211.160.211           /* cd //IP表示跳到相应的被纳管主机上，直接执行的指令会在该主机上执行 */
10% uptime     /* 在10.211.160.211主机上进行uptime指令查询 */
 16:48pm  up 2 days  2:04,  3 users,  load average: 0.30, 1.47, 4.58
10%

# hosts.txt文件
10.212.52.252
10.211.160.211
#ifconfig文件
#!/bin/bash
ifconfig

CMBBSA% man runcmd
runcmd(1)                                                            runcmd(1)
NAME
       runcmd - Run a Network Shell command on one or more hosts
SYNOPSIS
       runcmd  [-v  -n  -p  n]  [-H header] [-NH] [-s | -c] [-d directory] [-f
       file] [-h host1 ... hostn] [-e command1 ... commandn]
       runscript [-v -n -p n] [-H header] [-NH] [-s | -c] [-d  directory]  [-f
       file] [-h host1 ... hostn] [-e command1 ... commandn]
DESCRIPTION
       The  programs runcmd and runscript let you run the same command on mul-
       tiple machines. The difference between the two is that runcmd  executes
       a shell command, while runscript runs the given Network Shell script on
       each machine.
       Depending on what action you are currently performing, you may want  to
       know  which  host  you  are  dealing with. To this end, the environment
       variable NSH_RUNCMD_HOST is set for each sub-command that is run.  Fur-
       thermore the  environment variable NSH_RUNCMD_DIR is set indicating the
CMBBSA%

10% nexec 10.212.52.252 service sshd restart
doneting down the listening SSH daemon
doneting SSH daemon
10%
10% nexec 10.212.52.252 service sshd restart  |redi //10.211.160.211/opt/ssh.log

C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator>cd /d c:/
C:/>cd 361way
C:/361way>nsh disk.nsh
c:/361way>more disk.nsh
echo '10.212.52.252' | redi //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
nexec 10.212.52.252 df -hl|grep '^/'|sed 's/%//g'|awk '{if($5>50) print $0}' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
echo '10.211.160.211' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
nexec 10.211.160.211 df -hl|grep '^/'|sed 's/%//g'|awk '{if($5>50) print $0}' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
echo '10.211.160.212' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
nexec 10.211.160.212 df -hl|grep '^/'|sed 's/%//g'|awk '{if($5>50) print $0}' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
echo '10.211.160.213' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt
nexec 10.211.160.213 df -hl|grep '^/'|sed 's/%//g'|awk '{if($5>50) print $0}' | redi -a //10.212.52.252/tmp/diskinfo.txt