Here is the applet as its entered into the cli. Note that the "more http" commands result in "^V?? to pass HTTP GET parameters via the CLI.
event manager applet detect-mac
event mat mac-address "^.*$" type add
action 01.00 if $_mat_notification eq "add"
action 01.01 cli command "enable"
action 01.02 cli command "show int $_mat_intf_name switchport | inc Administrative Mode:"
action 01.03 string match "*trunk*" "$_cli_result"
action 01.04 syslog msg "Interface: $_mat_intf_name Result: $_cli_result"
action 02.00 if $_string_result eq "0"
action 02.01 cli command "show ver | i ^Copyright.*by"
action 02.02 set i 0
action 03.00 foreach line "$_cli_result" "\n"
action 04.00 if $i eq 0
action 04.01 regexp "^Copyright.*by\s*(.*)$" $line match manufacturer
action 04.02 string trim $manufacturer
action 04.03 set manufacturer $_string_result
action 04.04 end
action 04.05 increment i 1
action 04.06 end
action 05.00 foreach line "$manufacturer" " "
action 05.01 append newmanufacturer $line
action 05.02 append newmanufacturer "%20"
action 05.03 end
action 05.04 string trimright $newmanufacturer "%20"
action 05.05 set manufacturer $_string_result
action 05.06 cli command "show ver | i ^Model number"
action 05.07 set i 0
action 06.00 foreach line "$_cli_result" "\n"
action 07.00 if $i eq 0
action 07.01 regexp "^Model number\s*:\s*(.*)" $line match model_num
action 07.02 string trim $model_num
action 07.03 set model_num $_string_result
action 07.04 end
action 07.05 increment i 1
action 07.06 end
action 07.07 cli command "show ver | i ^System serial number"
action 07.08 set i 0
action 08.00 foreach line "$_cli_result" "\n"
action 09.00 if $i eq 0
action 09.01 regexp "^System serial number\s*:\s*(.*)" $line match serial_num
action 09.02 string trim $serial_num
action 09.03 set serial_num $_string_result
action 09.04 end
action 09.05 increment i 1
action 09.06 end
action 09.07 cli command "more $identityserver/?man=$manufacturer&mod=$model_num&sn=$serial_num"
action 09.08 cli command "more $identityserver/?mac=$_mat_mac_address&int=$_mat_intf_name&sn=$serial_num&mod=$model_num"
action 09.09 string match "*(I/O error)*" "$_cli_result"
action 10.00 if $_string_result eq "0"
action 10.01 regexp "(.*):" $_cli_result match macro
action 10.02 regexp ":(.*)" $_cli_result match description
action 11.00 else
action 11.01 syslog msg "Call to identity server failed! Result: $_cli_result"
action 11.02 cli command "exit"
action 11.03 exit 1
action 11.04 end
action 11.05 cli command "show run | i macro name $macro"
action 11.06 string match "*$macro*" "$_cli_result"
action 12.00 if $_string_result eq "1"
action 12.01 cli command "config t"
action 12.02 cli command "interface $_mat_intf_name"
action 12.03 cli command "macro apply $macro DESCRIPTION $description"
action 12.04 cli command "end"
action 12.05 syslog msg "Interface: $_mat_intf_name, MAC: $_mat_mac_address, Macro: $macro"
action 13.00 else
action 13.01 cli command "show run | i macro name $defaultmacro"
action 13.02 string match "*$defaultmacro*" "$_cli_result"
action 14.00 if $_string_result eq "1"
action 14.01 cli command "config t"
action 14.02 cli command "interface $_mat_intf_name"
action 14.03 cli command "macro apply $defaultmacro DESCRIPTION $description"
action 14.04 cli command "end"
action 14.05 end
action 14.06 end
action 14.07 end
action 14.08 cli command "exit"
action 14.09 end
exit
The full URLs that get called are:
more http://10.x0.x00.x1/plugins/identify/?man=Cisco%20Systems,%20Inc.&mod=WS-C3560V2-24PS-S&sn=FDO####X#
more http://10.x0.x00.x1/plugins/identify/?mac=0000.000b.0e70&int=FastEthernet0/19&sn=FDO####X#JC&mod=WS-C3560V2-24PS-S
Notice that the last two characters of the first call SN are missing. I tried to add various quotes and it just resulted in more of the SN being trunkated because the of additional quote charters at the beginning of the string.
It doesnt make sense that one gets trunkated at 107 characters while the other one is 121 characters and works as expected.
I could possibly split my http requests up even more.
