Thank you for your reply. My concern is regarding this part of the script. 

if($days == 0)
    {
        my $res = `fcping -d`;
        my @temp_arr = split(" ", $res);
        my $port = $temp_arr[2];
        chomp($temp = `fcping $port`);
        @TEMP_1 = split("and", $temp);
        @TEMP_2 = split(" ", $TEMP_1[1]);
        if($TEMP_2[0] eq "0")
        {
            print "Network Issue";
    
        }
        else
        {
            print "Check HBA Status";
        }

    }

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The Code above this part is fine. I'm successful in getting the uptime. I need uptime% and the conditions I've mentioned. Thanks in Advance

In reply to Re^2: getuptime script by deepupower123
in thread getuptime script by deepupower123

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