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Hi All, I have a really silly issue that I'm hoping can be clarified simply and quickly. I have a script that checks the interface configurations for descrepancies and from the results creates a mini configuration file containing the required ch...
On Nexus 7000 devices reads and writes to the locIfDesc results in failures. locIfDesc MIB (1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.2.1.1.28) and any attempts to read or write to it results in errors (“Requested table is empty or does not exist” on SNMP read requests, and ...
Hi all, I'm using the dcrcli common services command line utility as part of a Perl script which is being called as part of a cgi script. The problem I am facing is that the dcrcli utility keeps producing messages like "<dcrcli> * Password file ...
Hi All, On a Windows 2008 Server with SP1 running LMS 3.2, I have a script that creates IOS configuration files with the appropriate XML command file for use with the cwcli config import function. The XML file contains the following tags and val...
Hello All,I would love to be able to change this search path so that the scripts I have written could also be used over the web. I know that the "official" Cisco response will be don't do it, but I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to do this o...
Hello Joseph, Not exactly the answer I was looking for, but it has allowed me to pursue other options... ;o) In any case, I thank you for your timely responses...Best Regards,SRGi
Hello Joseph,Thanks for your input, but I'm still having issues: I can read the MIB variables from the switch now, but if I try to change this information using an SNMP set I get the error: notWritable (17) - see attached. Can you see anything wrong...
My issue is with the DCRCLI command: I don't want to see any output from its execution! For example, consider this simple script and its output.The script:#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w#use strict;$ENV{'DCRCLIFILE'} = "dcrclifile.txt";my $res = `dcrcli -u...
The code does the following: $ENV{'DCRCLIFILE'} = "\\dcrclifile.txt"; system("dcrcli -u admin cmd=exp -expCred fn=$infile ft=CSV") == 0 || die "Creation of CiscoWorks export file failed: $?"; $ENV{'DCRCLIFILE'} = "";The file is accessible (both the d...
