01-20-2010
sort multipath sectional data
Hi all,
I'm running a command on an ESXi server and the output for multipath device info is not in order. Can any of you SED or AWK gurus show me how I might sort the sectional data where both LUN paths are in order?
Output:
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402001fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T7:L61
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000)
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: no; preferred: no}
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402001fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e200000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T7:L62
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e200000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e2
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: no; preferred: no}
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402101fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T5:L61
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000)
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: yes; preferred: yes}
What I'd like to see:
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402101fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T5:L61
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000)
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: yes; preferred: yes}
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402001fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T7:L61
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40a300000000)
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: no; preferred: no}
fc.20000000c9799e9a:10000000c9799e9a-fc.2001000402fc546c:5000402001fc546c-naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e200000000
Runtime Name: vmhba2:C0:T7:L62
Device: naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e200000000
Device Display Name: NEXSAN Fibre Channel Disk (naa.6000402001fc546c637e40e2
Group State: active
Storage Array Type Path Config:
Path Selection Policy Path Config: {current: no; preferred: no}
Thanks,
Stovie1000
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