naviseccli - Find and calculate all "UNBOUND" devices

this is from a linux/unix client, i am not sure if findstr on windows has equivalent syntax

naviseccli -User sysadmin -Password sysadmin -Scope 0 -address 10.1.3.4 getdisk -state | grep -B1 Unbound

naviseccli -h getdisk -state will list all the disks with its status which you can furthermore, filter it via grep if you need to as dynamox mentioned.

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glen

Following is an AWK script which should summarize the Unbound drives

$ cat vnx_unbound
#/bin/awk

# EMC VNX Unbound Disk Summary
# filter output of:
#       naviseccli -h  getdisk -drivetype -capacity -state | \
#       awk -f 
  

BEGIN {
        RS=""
}

/Unbound/ {
        bus = $2; enc = $4; disk = $6
        nl=split($0, line, "\n")
        while (nl) {
                split(line[nl--], arr, ":")
                if (arr[1]=="Drive Type") drive_type=arr[2]
                gsub("^ +", "", drive_type)
                if (arr[1]=="Capacity") capacity=arr[2]
        }
        drive_type_capacity[drive_type]+=capacity
        drive_type_count[drive_type]+=1
        printf "%d_%d_%d\t%d\t%s\n", bus, enc, disk, capacity, drive_type
}
END {
        # Summary header
        printf "#\tCap(GB)\tdr_cnt\tdrive type\n"
        for (dt in drive_type_capacity) {
                printf "#\t%'6d\t%3d\t%s\n", drive_type_capacity[dt]/2^10, drive_type_count[dt], dt


        }
}

An example

$ naviseccli -h 
    getdisk -drivetype -capacity -state | awk -f vnx_unbound
0_0_0   549691  SAS
0_0_1   549691  SAS
0_0_2   549691  SAS
0_0_3   549691  SAS
0_0_4   187847  SAS Flash
0_0_18  187847  SAS Flash VP
0_3_22  549691  SAS
0_4_22  549691  SAS
0_5_0   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_5   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_6   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_7   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_8   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_9   2817564 NL SAS
0_5_10  2817564 NL SAS
0_5_11  2817564 NL SAS
0_5_12  2817564 NL SAS
0_5_13  2817564 NL SAS
0_5_14  2817564 NL SAS
1_3_19  549691  SAS
1_4_0   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_5   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_6   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_7   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_8   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_9   2817564 NL SAS
1_4_10  2817564 NL SAS
1_4_11  2817564 NL SAS
1_4_12  2817564 NL SAS
1_4_13  2817564 NL SAS
1_4_14  2817564 NL SAS
0_1_22  549691  SAS
1_5_0   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_1   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_2   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_3   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_4   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_5   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_6   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_7   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_8   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_9   2817564 NL SAS
1_5_10  2817564 NL SAS
1_5_11  2817564 NL SAS
0_2_22  549691  SAS
1_1_21  549691  SAS
1_2_21  549691  SAS
#       Cap(GB) dr_cnt  drive type
#       93,551   34     NL SAS
#          183    1     SAS Flash
#          183    1     SAS Flash VP
#        5,904   11     SAS


   
  
 

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... and for the more challenged GUI people (i.e. "me") use Navisphere

-> System -> Hardware -> Disks

sort by state - export to csv