You can do it with a couple lines of PowerShell (RegEx with the assist) which could easily be put into a script that loops through a list of all of your controllers.
Let's assume that you want to find sessions with an IdleTime value of greater than one day:
Connect-NcController <controller hostname or IP>
Get-NcCifsSession | ? {$_.IdleTime -Match '([1-9]+)d[\w\s]*'} | Select-Object WindowsUser,Address,IdleTime
It'll return output that looks like this:
WindowsUser Address IdleTime ----------- ------- -------- Domain\user1 10.0.0.42 28d 1h 50m 47s Domain\user2 10.0.0.218 26d 20h 34m 51s Domain\user3 10.0.0.219 1d 9h 15m 6s
Here's an explanation of what the RegEx pattern does, for reference:
Donny
You can do it with a couple lines of PowerShell (RegEx with the assist) which could easily be put into a script that loops through a list of all of your controllers.
Let's assume that you want to find sessions with an IdleTime value of greater than one day:
Connect-NcController <controller hostname or IP>
Get-NcCifsSession | ? {$_.IdleTime -Match '([1-9]+)d[\w\s]*'} | Select-Object WindowsUser,Address,IdleTime
It'll return output that looks like this:
WindowsUser Address IdleTime ----------- ------- -------- Domain\user1 10.0.0.42 28d 1h 50m 47s Domain\user2 10.0.0.218 26d 20h 34m 51s Domain\user3 10.0.0.219 1d 9h 15m 6s
Here's an explanation of what the RegEx pattern does, for reference:
Donny
Hi @Tas
I have tried with both, but no use.
Script:
import paramiko
#Below line will initiate an object for ssh connectivity.
p = paramiko.SSHClient()
#Below line will open a the credential file in read mode where we have credential fo the devices.
cred = open("cred.csv","r")
#Now below is the for loop which will iterate over each line of the file and get the credential, login to the device and execute a command. Then the output of the command for each device will be saved in a text file.
for i in cred.readlines():
line=i.strip()
ls =line.split(",")
print(ls)
p.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy())
p.connect("%s"%ls[0],port =22, username = "%s"%ls[1], password="%s"%ls[2])
stdin, stdout, stderr = p.exec_command("vserver cifs session show -idle-time \>=1d")
opt = stdout.readlines()
opt ="".join(opt)
print(opt)
temp=open("%s.txt"%ls[0],"w")
temp.write(opt)
temp.close()
cred.close()
I have tried above script with \ and with out \, but i got error like below.
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