usage: cdn_report.py [-h] [--checkin] [--days DAYS] [--poolusage]
                     [--duplicates] [--reverse] --user USER --password
                     PASSWORD --ownerid OWNERID [--silent]

Query Red Hat CDN

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --checkin            Display days since host checkin
  --days DAYS          Display hosts who have not checked in within this
                       number of days or longer.
  --poolusage          Display the pool usage information
  --duplicates         Display information about duplicate hosts
  --reverse            Reverse the sort order of output
  --user USER          CDN user account name. Required option.
  --password PASSWORD  CDN user account password. Required option.
  --ownerid OWNERID    The org id of the CDN user, can be retrieved using the
                       "subscription-manager identity" command on a registered
                       system. Required option.
  --silent             Just print the data, no headers or information about
                       what we are doing.

A pool usage report displays the Pool name, the pool ID, the number of total subscriptions for this pool id, the amount consumed and the amount exported to for use with things like satellite.

Following each line displaying the pool name is a list of systems that are consuming these subscriptions. The system ID, system name, and days since it has checked in are displayed for each of these systems.

A duplicate systems report displays the number of duplicate system for a given system name, the system name, the seconds since epoch that it was registered, and the uuid of the system.

The first instance for a system name contains a hash (#) at the beginning of the line. This system is the system that has the most recent registration. The hash was placed at the beginning of the line for eay parsing when removing duplicate systems. See below.

Subsequent lines for the same system name do not list the system namei or number of its duplicates.

A checkin report can display when the systems last checked in or the systems that have not checked in within a certain number of days. (you must specify the --days option).

This report lists the system name, system id, the number of days since last checkin, and the number of entitlements the system is consuming.

usage: ./cdn_host_remove.sh [options]
	 -f 	File that contains list of system uuids to remove.
	 -u 	CDN User name
	 -p 	CDN User password

	 Example usages:

	 Enter the hosts to remove
		 cdn_host_remove.sh -u USER -p PASSWORD

	 Remove the hosts in /tmp/remove_list.txt
		 cdn_host_remove.sh -u USER -p PASSWORD -f /tmp/remove_list.txt

	 Remove the hosts in /tmp/remove_list.txt
		 cat /tmp/remove_list.txt | cdn_host_remove.sh -u USER -p PASSWORD

	 Remove hosts that have not checked in within the last 90 days
		 cdn_report.py --user ${user} --password ${password} --checkin --ownerid ${ownerid} --days 90 --silent \
		   | awk -F '|' '{print $2}' \
		   | cdn_host_remove.sh -u ${user} -p ${password}

	 Remove duplicate hosts, leaving only the latest one that checked in
		 cdn_report.py --user ${user} --password ${password} --ownerid ${ownerid} --duplicates --silent \
		   | grep -v "^#" | awk '{print $2}' \
		   | cdn_host_remove.sh -u ${user} -p ${password}