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I've got 2 7609's...both running the same code, 12.2(33)SRE9...and I have the same scripts on each, which are used to detect circuits with errors, and generate SYSLOG messages and even go OSPF passive if more than 2500 errors in a minute. For the li...
Hi. Is there any way to call a variable in a regular expression, instead of explicitly defining it? For example, THIS WORKS: action 10 cli command "show run | section router ospf" action 20 regexp "passive-interface Serial4/0" "$_cli_result" BU...
Here's my scenario. One router with dual circuits...both are active with OSPF routing across. What I want to happen is, when a circuit starts taking more than 1000 errors in a minute...make that interface passive. But once that happens...I don't w...
I recently deployed a very simple EEM script to generate a syslog message when more than 100 input errors were detected in a minute on an interface:event manager applet DIRTY_CIRCUIT event interface name Serial4/0 parameter input_errors entry-op ge e...
Hi, all. So I have a simple EEM script for my 4507 closet switches to poll every minute for high CPU (above 75%), and log it to bootflash:event manager applet HIGH_CPU event snmp oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.109.1.1.1.1.3.1 get-type exact entry-op ge entry-...
Joseph, you were right. This recently-deployed command turned out to be the culprit:"aaa authorization commands 15 default group tacacs+ local" We need this command in for other reasons, so I'll have to create a new EEM TACACS account. Thanks,Cory
Thanks, Joseph. I checked the configs on both routers, and the AAA stuff is identical on both.Regardless, I'm going to turn on debug like you suggested, and hopefully find out what's going on with my script the next time it's invoked.
Joe, I just wanted to follow up and let you know that this is working now. I think it all came down to an issue with privileges. Initially, I didn't have the 'enable' in my script. Once I added 'enable', I could get it to work manually, but not wi...
Joe, do I necessarily need to 'trap' debug-level messages for them to echo on my terminal screen? I wasn't aware of that. All I normally do is 'term mon' to ensure I see the messages. I'm unsure of the command I will need to see the debug output.I...
Joe, I'll have to do more troubleshooting tonight, but keep in mind I wasn't sending the command output to SYSLOG, but was just doing 'puts'. Are you saying I should try syslog? Anyways, I tried that debug command last night, and was getting NOTHING...
