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I am certain I should know this already but I seem to be very stuck at the moment!I need to figure out a way to check when all routes are lost on a particular interface. CLI commands or SNMP checks would work. I know I can check for a BGP neighbor ...
I am looking into converting to 2 rings (one Gig and 1 wireless). The issue is the wireless ring. To expand the rings, we loose the ability to control the flow of traffic to the gig links. RSTP in the configuration will be too slow to converge. H...
I have a medical customer that wants to do automated appointment notifications. They are using a hosted EMR that does not support this type of integration. Does anyone know of a product that can integrate with the UC540 for automated appointment no...
Here is a snippet of my proposed config for LDAPaaa group server ldap AD server TESTSERVERldap attribute-map ADTESTldap server TESTSERVER ipv4 192.168.0.20 bind authenticate root-dn testuser password testpw base-dn DC=testdomain,DC=localThe username ...
I did some research and found a script using SNMP. http://it-certification-network.blogspot.com/2008/12/generating-report-of-routing-table.html That looks like a good base to start.
While your solution would work on eigrp, it does not work at all on BGP. show ip route bgp does not provide interface information, nor does show ip bgp topology. I guess this was harder than I thought. Maybe an snmpget for an interface perhaps?
Can you provide more detail on how you did this? I am trying to log a command from all routers to a single file and I am not following how you do this from your post below: The command I am running is show snmp engineid - name: loop over results and...
