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Sample applet to deny certain users from running commands, and also store each command users have entered into a file.This applet uses a denylist file to compare against who is running each command. If the user and command is listed in the denylist ...
Posted By: alanssie Posted Date: Oct 19, 2011 Category: Network Management Version: 0001 License: Cisco-Style BSD Summary: take 3 times sh tech sh log of all CLC sh modem Script Modified Date: Oct 19, 2011 Cisco IOS Version tested: 12.2(33)SCE2 ...
Hi,The NXAPI credentials and authorization should match what is set for CLI commands as well. If you are noticingdifferent behavior you may be hitting a bug. Are you noticing different behavior if you run the same command on CLI as the same user?
Here is a sample EEM applet which does this as well:event manager applet desctest event none action 100 cli command "enable" action 101 cli command "show int descr | inc TEST" action 102 foreach line "$_cli_result" "\n" action 103 regexp "([^\s]*).*T...
Here is a .tcl EEM policy which should help. It does some extra checking to narrow by interface type. You canremove that if needed.Thanks.::cisco::eem::event_register_none maxrun 120 default 120namespace import ::cisco::eem::*namespace import ::cis...
Hi,Can you tell if the EEM is triggering the applet, and the actions are just failing? You can check that with"show event manager history events". If the applet is triggering I would suggest turning on cli debugging with:"debug event manager action...
HI Amadou,Thanks but this code was actually uploaded by yawchen to the previous cisco beyond site. My name is just on it as I moved it to our newer supportforums
