3 Files are needed: A Template Configuration A Source And the script itself ::: TEMPLATE FILE ::: # This is a standard config file service password-encryption username admin privilege 15 password cisco aaa new-model aaa authentication login default local aaa authorization exec default local hostname VAR_HOSTNAME interface Vlan1 ip address VAR_IPADDR 255.255.255.0 ip default-gateway VAR_DG line vty 0 4   login interface gi0/1   description !! Metro-Ethernet !!!   switchport mode access   no shutdown :: SOURCE FILE :: miami,10.20.8.253,10.20.8.254 ftl,10.20.9.253,10.20.8.254 boca-raton,10.20.10.20,10.230.8.254 tampa,10.20.11.253,10.20.8.254 atl,10.20.12.253,10.20.8.254 :: SCRIPT :: #!/bin/bash IMPORT="/home/cisco/data/import-data.txt" TEMPLATE="/home/cisco/data/import-template.txt" for i in `cat ${IMPORT}` do   VAR_HOSTNAME=`echo $i | awk -F, '{print $1}'`   VAR_IPADDR=`echo $i | awk -F, '{print $2}'`   VAR_DG=`echo $i | awk -F, '{print $3}'`   cat $TEMPLATE | sed -e s/VAR_HOSTNAME/$VAR_HOSTNAME/g \                       -e s/VAR_IPADDR/$VAR_IPADDR/g \                       -e s/VAR_DG/$VAR_DG/g \                 | tee /home/cisco/output/$VAR_HOSTNAME.txt 1>/dev/null done ::  HOW IT WORKS :: Source file is CSV format.  Add the correct field based on your requirements, change the variables on the template file to match the CSV file. Then run the command 'sh %script-name%' You can obviously use this as a stepping off point and add or remove as needed. Good luck ... View more

Has anyone deployed it?  Is there any gotchas as opposed to 4.6.1?  I know it supports Windows 7 and Snow Leopard.  I had read that 4.7 only intruduuced FIPS compliance and disabled some of the functionality.  Look like I may have to go to it to support Windows 2008 64Bit AD for AD SSO. Please let me know if you put this guy in. Thanks ... View more