Thread IP and ports

[John Bass]

Is there a way to get a list of all threads in a site with IP and port numbers in a text file?  I want to create a spreadsheet with this information.

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[James Cobane]

We created a script (getportsall) that searches all your sites NetConfig(s) and pulls the data out of the NetConfig for each site.  The output looks like this:
<pre> Port Type Host/site thread Protocol Thread/Dest Site
——– ————— —————————————- ———- —————————— —————
2000 Client & Dest mcwapp840b.corp.ds.some.org pdl-tcpip to_hfh_intellidesk epic1prod
2200 Client & Dest 10.88.205.73 tcpip to_hfhn_topcon_adt hfh1prod
2304 Client lsibase1.wafoote.org tcpip to_hfah_LSI_adt hfah1prod
2505 Client 10.32.75.70 tcpip to_hfah_WestComNurse_adt hfah1prod
2575 Client 10.403.0.108 tcpip to_rhyme_278N_278Referral epic2prod</pre>
Script is attached with a .txt extension added to allow it to be uploaded.  Feel free to modify for your needs.

Regards,

Jim Cobane – Henry Ford Health

P. S. – It doesn’t look like the formatting of the output stayed in the post, but you get the idea.

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[John Bass]

Thanks for the quick response Jim!  I tried running the script from the shell window after changing the extension but got this error.

tcl getportsall.tcl
Port Type Host/site thread Protocol Thread/Dest Site
——– ————— —————————————- ———- —————————— —————
can’t read “threadlist”: no such variable
while executing
“lsort $threadlist”
invoked from within
“set threadlist [lsort $threadlist]”
(file “getportsall.tcl” line 107)

 

[James Cobane]

Hmm…not sure why you’re getting the error as the script runs for me.  Make sure that you’re root is set (i.e. setroot / showroot)

[Jim Kosloskey]

I think you will need some Tcl.

If you are on a release that supports NCI (NetConfig Interface), you can use that API, otherwise, the NetConfig is a text file, and you can either read it and work your way through the keyed lists and lists or there are undocumented commands (which I do not use) to extract certain NetConfig information. If you want to go that way, hopefully others who do use those undocumented commands can assist.

I have a proc that retrieves port information using NCI which you can have, if you like as an example.

If you would like that proc, email me.

email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.

[Jim Vilbrandt]

Hi John,

I wrote these two Scripts that are included as Inbound Data TPS on two timer threads that run once a night. They create CSV files once a day that contain details for all threads defined in the SITES argument. One is for Protocol details, the second for Route details.

Here is how the TPS Args are configured:

{SITES {site1 site2 site3}}
{DEBUG 0}

The threads are configured as fileset-local that function both as an inbound (the file from the previous run is the “trigger”) and an outbound. Warning! – the thread will “consume” all files in the target directory, so you will need a dedicated directory for each thread. I use a filename filter “Directory Parse” TPS, so both files can co-exist in one directory.

The scripts are running on both Unix and Windows platforms.

Regards from Germany, Jim Vilbrandt

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[Dirk Engels]

I’ve attached my script which lists all port over all sites, so you can also see if there are double assigned ports over your site. You can also specify a sorting by thread, site or port number. The standard output is on screen, but with option -print it creates a csv file.

Just execute it with hcitcl getPortInfo.tcl within a Cloverleaf shell window.

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