Format Of Output File <Inputfilename_Out.bat> Or <Inputfilename_Out.sh - HP XP1024 User Manual

For example, an XP1024 array type 10033 properties file contains the following data:
# System generated file!.Generated @2005-05-20T12:34:18
# User section.
# User editable portion.
# NOTE- Each name value pair should start in a new line.
hostGroupId=0:1A-G00:0
# System section!.
# User should not edit this section.
# example port_name:HostGrpNickName:HGID:WWN_name:WWN_nickname
#hostGroupId=portId:HostGrpNickName:HGID:WWN_name:WWN_nickname
hostGroupId=0:1A-G00:0
hostGroupId=0:CVXP:1
hostGroupId=0:16dec1:2
For example, an XP512 array type 30055 properties file contains the following data:
# System generated file!.Generated @2005-06-01T14:37:45
# User should not edit this.
#Lun=portId:lunId:cuId:ldevId
Lun=0:0:0:5
Lun=0:1:1:3
Lun=0:2:0:204
Lun=0:3:0:9
#Lungroup=port:lungroupname:lunId
Lungroup=0:cvros92:5
Lungroup=0:cvros92:6
Lungroup=0:cvros92:7
Lungroup=0:cvros92:9
Lungroup=0:alpha136:16
#WWNGroup = portId:wwn name
WWNGroup=0:12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19:mana
WWNGroup=0:12.34.56.78.93.33.44.44:testing
WWNGroup=0:67.89.00.98.76.52.34.58:mana23
WWNGroup=0:10.00.00.00.c9.32.01.2e:wwnsmis
WWNGroup=0:12.34.56.78.90.12.34.56:nick
WWNGroup=1:20.00.00.e0.69.40.0a.e2:pasun
Format of output file <inputFileName_out.bat> or <inputFileName_out.sh>
The output file is created in the same directory as the input file. The output file name is based on the input
file name, with _out appended to that name.Then, depending on your operating system, a .bat or .sh
file name suffix is applied.
For example, for Windows, the output file will be 10033_out.bat; for non-Windows, such as HP_UX,
it will be 10033_out.sh.
See Sample commands for CLI migration
Migration User Guide for the HP Command View XP Portfolio and HP XP Remote Web Console
: wwn nickname : wwngroupname
on page 73 for a sample execution of cmt.
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