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I'm running PrimeLMS 4.2.4. I'm wanting to setup reverse telnet on several remote routers, so I'd like to use a NetConfig job to push out the configs.I'm setting up a hostname on the routers to telnet through the aux port using the loopback0 address...
I'm working on a Baseline Template for compliance. One of the interfaces that we use across all our routers is Loopback 1. I want to use a baseline template to check if Loopback 0 exists and then if it exists, I want to check certain lines in its i...
My company is running Cisco Prime LMS 4.2.4. I would like to be able to track configuration changes and also be able to see who/what made the config change. I need to be able to do an on demand configuration change discovery, a daily change discove...
My organization is running Cisco Prime LMS 4.2. I recently added some devices via IP Address. For some reason, I can't get it to update the device inventory with the device hostname. I've checked the device credentials and they are good. I've rem...
I figured out what my problem is. After each configuration change on the router device, I need to synchronize the configuration. Meaning, PrimeLMS does not compare to the running config on the device but rather the running config that had been coll...
I created parent/child command sets as recommended above. Even with Loopback1 configuration cleared and shutdown (no loopback1), the compliance check reports that the device is compliant. I've tried hundreds of commandset configurations and the res...
Thanks Afroj that got me started in the right direction.My next question is how can I manage the change archive? i.e. I only want to keep x number of changes for each device?Thanks again.
After a brief conversation with TAC and some investigation on my own I have found that it is possible to update the Device Display Name with the hostname of the device. The hostname variable that is configured on each router/switch is discovered vi...
