12-17-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by
bakunin
isn't it easier to use "... | cut -d'.' -f7-10"?
bakunin
No, because then you will have the rest of the string:
zouhair@gutzy:~ (.318 MB) $ echo "[1] mgmt.mib-2.bgp.bgpPeerTable.bgpPeerEntry.bgpPeerLastError.163.121.170.20 (OctetString): 0x04 00" | cut -d . -f 7- | cut -d " " -f 1
163.121.170.20
zouhair@gutzy:~ (.318 MB) $ echo "[1] mgmt.mib-2.bgp.bgpPeerTable.bgpPeerEntry.bgpPeerLastError.163.121.170.20 (OctetString): 0x04 00" | cut -d . -f 7-10
163.121.170.20 (OctetString): 0x04 00
zouhair@gutzy:~ (.318 MB) $
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fcping
FCPING(8) Open-FCoE Tools FCPING(8)
NAME
fcping - Fibre Channel Ping (ELS ECHO) tool
SYNOPSIS
fcping [-fqx] [ -i interval ] [ -c count ] [ -s size ] -h source target
source = interface | MAC | WWPN | FC-ID
target = -P WWPN | -N WWPN | -F FC-ID
DESCRIPTION
The fcping command performs the Fibre Channel FC-LS-2 ECHO ELS command and displays the reply. The max payload for fcping is 2108 bytes.
When no -c is given, fcping will continue until user interrupts.
OPTIONS
-f
Flood ping
-q
Quiet! just print summary
-x
Hex dump of responses
-i interval
Wait interval seconds between each ping
-c count
Stop after sending count pings
-h source
Source is interface like ethX, MAC address, WWPN, or FC-ID
-s size
Byte-length of ping request payload (max 2108)
-F FC-ID
Destination port ID
-P WWPN
Destination world-wide port name
-N WWNN
Destination world-wide node name
EXAMPLES
Sends ELS ECHO to Port FC-ID 0xbf0027 from interface n0.170 with max 3 pings.
fcping -c 3 -h n0.170 -F 0xbf0027
sending echo to 0xBF0027
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SUPPORT
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the Open-FCoE website http://open-fcoe.org/.
Open-FCoE 05/24/2011 FCPING(8)