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I have a nexus switch that is running OSPF. One of its neighbors that it is peering with is advertising 172.16.00/16 as a summary address. I see this advertisement when I run 'show ip ospf database summary' . However, when I 'show ip ospf route 17...
does anyone know of an open-config path that returns the max speed of an interface for cisco c9ks running 17.9? I tried /oc-if:/interfaces/interface/ethernet/config/port-speed - Doesn't exist
/oc-if:interfaces/interface/ethernet/state/negotiated-po...
I'm investigating using interface templates to optimize our configurations. However it seems like only a subset if interface commands are available to be applied via a template? thinks like "ip verify source" and "ip arp inspection..." and "no cdp ...
I am exploring YANG models using restconf and yangsuite. The test cat9500 is on a secured network, so I am using SSH-forwarding through our jump box to ensure netconf, restconf, and ssh connectivity is operational. YANGSuite is able to communicate ...
Any other people using the ELK stack for their network logging infrastructure happen to have a decently complete grok pattern file for Cisco network equipment? As a bonus, does anyone have a set of patterns that support ECS (Elastic Common Schema)?
I had the same thought. 9.29 is an interface on a router who's RID is 10.10.9.213, but based on this output it's only advertising 172.16.0.0/12 not /16:# show ip ospf database adv-router 10.10.9.213
OSPF Router with ID (10.10.9.211) (Process...
Right, I understand. However, everyone is probably duplicating effort writing their own rules. Also, if someone who is intimately familiar with Cisco logging (someone who works at Cisco perhaps) spent a little time building a complete grok file, it...
I was so excited to find this post, and then just as quickly my hopes were dashed as it seems like the linked repo is gone. Anyone else know of any maintained grok patterns for ios-xe, nx-os, ios-xr?
The timeout is designed. My client sets a timeout for ~30 seconds. I shouldn't have to leave an HTTP[S] connection open for 15-20 mins while the switch uploads a file via SCP. I'm trying to figure out a way, in programming terms, to use a callback...
