Uploaded some stuff to github

[dlots]

https://github.com/GoreNetwork/
I put 2 new programs on here, both are still kinda beta.

1 takes a traceroute (or list of IPs), SSHs to all the devices, pulls the CPU info, and interfaces.  It then makes an HTTP page that shows all your interfaces (that are decently in use), Mb/s In and out, and error rates in/out.

The other I am working on to update IOSs, currently some stuff is hard-coded that shouldn't be like directory names ('flash' vs 'bootflash') etc

[wintermute000]

great work on the first one! will steal

look @ textfsm for next time, would abstract a lot of your manual kirk byers course style line stripping functions etc

[EOS]

Nice work!

Thank you for sharing

[dlots]

Thank you
I will look into textfsm!
I really hate all the split work I had to do!

[that1guy15]

Nice dude!

I agree TextFSM is a good option. Just starting to dig through it myself.

[wintermute000]

that1guy, you cna extend textfsm automagicallyt via ansible with ntc-ansible


and check out ntc-check in my github

[that1guy15]

that1guy, you cna extend textfsm automagicallyt via ansible with ntc-ansible


and check out ntc-check in my github

Yeah that is where Im running into it and starting to dig. The ntc-ansible show_command module is limited to specific commands and is missing output that I need. So I gotta add to it.

Yes good idea I need to review your stuff again to see if it fits in here. Thanks!

[wintermute000]

Do your own textfsm template and submit a pull request to the ntc-templates repo
https://github.com/networktocode/ntc-templates


I'd leave it to edelmen and co thou to modify the python for ntc-ansible to parse for the correct command / invoke the correct textfsm template


It ain't hard to call textfsm natively

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        # CONVERT TO STRING AND REMOVE LINE BREAKS
        output = ('\n'.join(map(str.rstrip, show_output)))
        template = open("get-bgp-routes.template")
        re_table = textfsm.TextFSM(template)
        fsm_results = re_table.ParseText(output)