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3 servers 1 .ksh script
system = AIX
How can I explain this..... Keep in mind I do not want to login to the boxes, persay, and that I am fairly new to scripting and unix. I want to use SSH. I have a script on server1, this is where I want it to run from. I have server2 and server3, where I want the script to get information from. basically I want to be able to run a grep command from server1 to server2 and server3. That is just about it, I can't think of any other way to put it. Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you in advance. -cml2008 Last edited by cml2008; 01-18-2008 at 05:02 PM.. Reason: might have left out pertinent information |
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See the man page for ssh. You can, if you set up ssh correctly, run a ssh to hostname with optional command.
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