Extreme Networks Ridgeline Guide Manual page 357

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slots.bat <options>
information from the Ridgeline database.
To run the command as user "user1," and export slot information to file
Windows, enter the command:
cd "\Program Files\Extreme Networks\Ridgeline 3.0\user.war\scripts\bin"
slots.bat -u user1 -o slotinfo.csv
Under Linux or Solaris, enter the command:
cd /opt/ExtremeNetworks/Ridgeline3.0/user.war/scripts/bin
slots.sh -u user1 -o slotinfo.csv
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msinv.bat <options>
information from the databases of multiple Ridgeline servers. You must provide a list of Ridgeline
servers in a file.
To export device information from the databases of Ridgeline servers listed in file servers.txt (in the
directory) to file
scripts\config
Windows, enter the command:
cd "\Program Files\Extreme Networks\Ridgeline 3.0\user.war\scripts\bin"
msinv.bat -d -o alldevinfo.csv -s ..\config\servers.txt
Under Linux or Solaris, enter the command:
cd /opt/ExtremeNetworks/Ridgeline3.0/user.war/scripts/bin
msinv.sh -d -o alldevinfo.csv -s ../config/servers.txt
The server file defaults to the file
this file to include the names or IP addresses of the servers where the Ridgeline server and databases
are running. You can also provide your own file. The format of the file entries are:
<servername or IP>:<port>
For example:
iceberg:8080
10.2.3.4:81
Table 13 specifies the options you can use with these commands:
Table 13: Inventory script command options
Option Value
-d None
If present, the command will use the default Ridgeline
password ("") and will not prompt for a password.
-n Ridgeline server port number
-o Name of file to receive output. If you don't specify a path,
the file will be placed in the current directory
(user\scripts\bin).
-p Ridgeline user password
-u Ridgeline user name
-s For the msinv.bat and msinv.sh commands only: Name
(and path) of file containing Ridgeline server list
Ridgeline Concepts and Solutions Guide
(Windows), or
slots.sh <options>
(Windows), or
msinv.sh <options>
alldevinfo.csv
servers.txt
(Linux or Solaris) exports slot
(Linux or Solaris) exports device
, without prompting for a password under
in the
user\scripts\config
Default
If -p option not present, prompts for
password
8080
output written to console (stdout)
""
admin
<epc_install_dir>\user\scripts\
config\servers.txt under Windows,
<epc_install_dir>/user/scripts/
config/servrs.txt under Linux or Solaris
under
slotinfo.csv
directory. You can edit
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