Difference between revisions of "ZENDMD Tip - Delete Networks"
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Make it executable and run it as the zenoss user. | Make it executable and run it as the zenoss user. | ||
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Revision as of 18:50, 7 August 2013
If you delete lots of devices, the networks discovered that were associated with them never get cleaned up.
I wanted to delete all networks except 192.168.10.0.
Create delete_networks with:
#!/usr/bin/env zendmd for netid in dmd.Networks.objectIds(spec="IpNetwork"): try: print "Deleting network %s" % netid if netid == '192.168.10.0': print 'Dont delete %s' % (netid) continue dmd.Networks._delObject(netid) commit() except Exception, e: print "%s: %s" % (netid, str(e)) dmd.Networks.reIndex()
To test, comment out the dmd.Networks._delObject(netid) line.
Make it executable and run it as the zenoss user.
--Jcurry
