07-24-2007 09:04 AM
Hi to all,
I have to replace the old command "cwconfig netshow" with new command "cwcli netshow";
old command was: cwconfig netshow -u [user] -execcmdset "Show Host" -view "[device view name]" -f [outputFileName];
I think that new command is: cwconfig netshow -u [user] -execcmdset "Show Host" -view "[device view name]";
but the output is: <cwcli> ERROR - invalid Group Name: Fuori Banda
Recommended action: Specify a valid group name.
In RME->Device->Group Administration i create the group "Fuori Banda" with a lot of devices!!
1 - what's "device view name"?
2 - in new command the -f option not exists?!?!
Help me plese!
Filomena a frend of Leonardo
07-24-2007 10:05 AM
You need to specify the fully-qualified group name. For example:
/RME@server/User Defined Groups/Fuori Banda
You will then need need to get the job results, and output that to a file. For example, to perform a Show System Info to devices in group Location NMS on my server:
cwcli netshow createjob -u admin -p admin -view "/RME@rtp-main/User Defined Groups/Location NMS" -commandset "Show System Info"
cwcli netshow jobresults -u admin -p admin -id 2369 -output /tmp/results.txt
07-25-2007 04:58 AM
Hi to all,
the output of the command "cwcli netshow jobresults..." to a file is
"Job Results for the job <<<1126>>>
=======================================
Start Time :Jul 25 2007 14:33:11
End Time :Jul 25 2007 14:33:11"
But, I need the old output of the old command, for example:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*** DEVICE = C-2621-BGXX-XXXXIP-1 :: COMMAND SET = Show Host :: COMMAND = show run | include hostname ***
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hostname BGXXXXXX
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*** DEVICE = C-2621-BGXXX-XXIP-1 :: COMMAND SET = Show Host :: COMMAND = show run | include ip host ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ip host BD10K-b 2073 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BD10K-a 2072 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BGXX-E30-slot8 2067 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BGXXXXXX-c 2070 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BG-XX-XXXX-B 2069 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BG-XXX-XXXXXX-A 2068 10.xx.xx.1
ip host BGXXXX2R-c 2001 10.xx.xx.1
....
Is there another command for this??
Thank,
Filomena
07-25-2007 12:33 PM
The old command is no longer available. This is the only way to see the NetShow job results.
07-25-2007 11:09 PM
hi Joe,
is it possible to retrive the job ID by the cli command line?
Tks
Leonardo
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