Michael michaelcoyote

## ava_repl_clean_report.awk
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
# remove unreplicated avamar clients from the replreport
#   that are less than a day or so old.
# useful in cases where you have a day to get data offsite
#  and only want to see older unreplicated clients.
#
BEGIN {printf "%-63s %s     %s\n","Client","Difference","Dest Total"}

        /^[A=]/ {next};
        /^SOURCE/ {sgrid=$2};

## sed_GB-MB_convert.bash
 # Dumb sed trick for converting GB/MB to bytes..
 #  awk would be better for detail work as you can do math
 sed 's/\.[0-9] GB/000000000/' Raw_Status.csv |sed 's/\.[0-9] MB/000000/' | sed 's/0\ bytes/0/' > Cooked_Status.cvs

## PerfTest.py
#!/usr/bin/python
#
# Automate the testing for Avamar POC
# script should be able to log activity and useful status.

# TODO
# check error on all subprocess.Popen() and file open() functions
# Error handling: i.e. catch/log errors before dieing
# make sure all the function defs check inputs
#

## Perf2CSV.ps1
# Quick & dirty PowerShell script for polling Windows PerfMon counters and dumping into a CSV file

# setup PowerShell internals
$1GBInBytes = 1GB
$Computer = $env:COMPUTERNAME

# Set the log destination directory
$LogDir="C:\MTGLogs\"

# Set the performance counters below

## Avamar_NodeInfo_Commands.txt
# This is not a script, please paste commands direclty into a ssh/putty window.


# get the DPN status
status.dpn


# set the ssh agent keys

ssh-agent bash

## avamar_commands.txt


- Notes on avamar client configuration using command line

	Generally scheduling of clients, setting retentions and datasets are done via groups (best practice).
	It is recommended to work with the backup team to set up an agreed upon set of schedules, retentions and datasets
	and assign these to group policies as needed.

	With this in mind it is likely that you will only really need the command to list the group policies, add a client to a group and start a backup.

## NetWorker_BulkAdd_Clients.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl

#
#  Takes filename as argument.
#  file should contain clientnames one to a line non qualified

# todo:
# do initial probe after adding client
# prompt for client resourcevalues
#

## offsiteDaily.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl


#
# used to populate the location field in the NetWorker Volume Database
$location="OffSite";
#
# what is the name of our jukebox
$jb="scalar2000";
#

## NetWorker_sysctl.conf
## sysctl.conf recommendations for NetWorker
#
# These are from the NetWorker Performance Optimization Planning Guide
#  these are current as of NW 8.1. Please check the guide to insure
#  that these settings are what you want on your server
#
# add the following parameters to the /etc/sysctl.conf file
#  and run the /sbin/sysctl -p command
#
#

## NetWorker_iptables
#App,Destination,Source,Service, Port, Port Type
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,SSH,22, TCP
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,SNMP,161, TCP
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTPS 9002 TCP
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTPS 9002 TCP
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTP, 9003, TCP
#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTP, 9004, TCP
#DPA,server-agents,dpaserv,DPA Agent - HTTP, 3741, TCP
#
#App,Destination,Source,Service,Dest Port, Src Port Proto
	#!/usr/bin/awk -f
	# remove unreplicated avamar clients from the replreport
	# that are less than a day or so old.
	# useful in cases where you have a day to get data offsite
	# and only want to see older unreplicated clients.
	#
	BEGIN {printf "%-63s %s %s\n","Client","Difference","Dest Total"}

	/^[A=]/ {next};
	/^SOURCE/ {sgrid=$2};
	# Dumb sed trick for converting GB/MB to bytes..
	# awk would be better for detail work as you can do math
	sed 's/\.[0-9] GB/000000000/' Raw_Status.csv \|sed 's/\.[0-9] MB/000000/' \| sed 's/0\ bytes/0/' > Cooked_Status.cvs
	#!/usr/bin/python
	#
	# Automate the testing for Avamar POC
	# script should be able to log activity and useful status.

	# TODO
	# check error on all subprocess.Popen() and file open() functions
	# Error handling: i.e. catch/log errors before dieing
	# make sure all the function defs check inputs
	#
	# Quick & dirty PowerShell script for polling Windows PerfMon counters and dumping into a CSV file

	# setup PowerShell internals
	$1GBInBytes = 1GB
	$Computer = $env:COMPUTERNAME

	# Set the log destination directory
	$LogDir="C:\MTGLogs\"

	# Set the performance counters below
	# This is not a script, please paste commands direclty into a ssh/putty window.


	# get the DPN status
	status.dpn


	# set the ssh agent keys

	ssh-agent bash



	- Notes on avamar client configuration using command line

	Generally scheduling of clients, setting retentions and datasets are done via groups (best practice).
	It is recommended to work with the backup team to set up an agreed upon set of schedules, retentions and datasets
	and assign these to group policies as needed.

	With this in mind it is likely that you will only really need the command to list the group policies, add a client to a group and start a backup.
	#!/usr/bin/perl

	#
	# Takes filename as argument.
	# file should contain clientnames one to a line non qualified

	# todo:
	# do initial probe after adding client
	# prompt for client resourcevalues
	#
	#!/usr/bin/perl


	#
	# used to populate the location field in the NetWorker Volume Database
	$location="OffSite";
	#
	# what is the name of our jukebox
	$jb="scalar2000";
	#
	## sysctl.conf recommendations for NetWorker
	#
	# These are from the NetWorker Performance Optimization Planning Guide
	# these are current as of NW 8.1. Please check the guide to insure
	# that these settings are what you want on your server
	#
	# add the following parameters to the /etc/sysctl.conf file
	# and run the /sbin/sysctl -p command
	#
	#
	#App,Destination,Source,Service, Port, Port Type
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,SSH,22, TCP
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,SNMP,161, TCP
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTPS 9002 TCP
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTPS 9002 TCP
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTP, 9003, TCP
	#DPA,dpaserv,managment-net,DPA HTTP, 9004, TCP
	#DPA,server-agents,dpaserv,DPA Agent - HTTP, 3741, TCP
	#
	#App,Destination,Source,Service,Dest Port, Src Port Proto