For daily operations we may need to run a shell command in multiple SSR routers for health checks , for restarting some services , for pre checks before upgrade etc.

To run shell commands in multiple SSR routers using asset ID, you can follow below steps.

[email protected]# show assets
========== ======= ===================================== ================= ========= ================ ========
 Router   Node  Asset Id               SSR Version    Status  Time in Status  Errors
========== ======= ===================================== ================= ========= ================ ========
 128t-br1  node1  128t-br1.local            6.1.4-23.r2.el7  Running  27d 4h 29m 0s     0
 128t-br2  node1  128t-br2               6.1.4-23.r2.el7  Running  1d 18h 4m 17s     0
 128t-br3  node1  128t-br3               6.1.4-23.r2.el7  Running  25d 4h 15m 53s    0
 None    None  128t-6.1.4-23.r2.el7.openstacklocal  None       Pending  27d 4h 33m 15s    0
 None  128t-br1               None       Pending  27d 4h 33m 15s    0

Below is a sample command to run few shell commands to both 128t-br2 and 128t-br3

The output will be displayed as soon as execution is completed in all the router

[root@128t-6 ~]# t128-salt -L "128t-br2,128t-br3" cmd.run "date;hostname;uptime"
128t-br3:
  Mon Aug 12 22:38:59 UTC 2024
  128t-br3
   22:38:59 up 97 days, 36 min, 1 user, load average: 4.00, 4.06, 4.13
128t-br2:
  Mon Aug 12 22:39:00 UTC 2024
  128t-br2
   22:39:00 up 47 days, 20:52, 1 user, load average: 4.14, 4.32, 4.30