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My Netops section runs huge groups and huge numbers of groups and I often receive tickets relating to specific IP addresses that are part of larger groups, the names of which I need to begin troubleshooting.Is there a pipe command I can use to quickl...
Yep, your command returns exactly the same output as the one I posted, albeit by using a different method. The string ^[^ ] indicates a line that does not begin with a space (which includes all object-group names) and the |x.x.x.x lists the line tha...
Digging around turned up this command string, which will identify the object group I'm looking for:sh run ob ne | i ^[^ ]|x.x.x.xIt lists all the network groups but those groups that include x.x.x.x will have it listed as a subheading. Silly to answ...
I've had to do that on occasion but it has "workaround" written all over it. I've also given up and used the ASDM. I was hoping for a more elegant solution but if there isn't one then... there isn't one.
