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I am looking into creating a script which will open a RSH session from a Windows host and then pass a command to a filer. Some of these commands will take many minutes to complete and then release the RSH session. I have many hosts (50+) which may communicate with the filers via RSH. With this in mind, how many active session can a filer have via RSH?
Thanks
Bren
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I knew it was more than Telnet, but didnt expect it to be this many.. !
Have a quick look at the link:
https://now.netapp.com/Knowledgebase/solutionarea.asp?id=ntapcs186
24 should be enough!.. and your hosts.equiv file must be a long list as well
I knew it was more than Telnet, but didnt expect it to be this many.. !
Have a quick look at the link:
https://now.netapp.com/Knowledgebase/solutionarea.asp?id=ntapcs186
24 should be enough!.. and your hosts.equiv file must be a long list as well
Cheers mate, don't know how I missed that one. 24 may not be enough for my cunning plan so may need a look at the NetApp powershell stuff again.
Bren
You can daisy chain commands within an SSH session to make them more efficient. Just seperate each command with a ";" to execute them in sequence.
You can use the API rsh-get-stats to monitor the number of active rsh sessions.
[rle@bitter]{/u/rle} ontapi toaster root passwd rsh-get-stats
<results status="passed">
<session-invocations>65559</session-invocations>
<current-active-sessions>0</current-active-sessions>
<active-high-sessions>2</active-high-sessions>
<max-available-sessions>24</max-available-sessions>
<rsh-sessions/>
</results>
That way, you can monitor your rsh sessions.
Regards,
- Rick -