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Hi,I've been playing around with LLDP in a lab where I have a C3925 (running c3900-universalk9-mz.SPA.153-3.M3) + 2xC2960X (running c2960x-universalk9-mz.150-2.EX5) and I'm unable get any notifications on LLDP neighbour table changes out of the devic...
Hi, I hope this is the right forum section for this post..I've been trying to build a dynamic EMM interface where I have a folder structure on an USB-stick and I'd like to be able to browse this folder structure. I've gotten to the point where I can ...
Hi,I'm working on a EEM script that saves logs to flash of the router and I'm trying to figure out a way to keep the file size under a certain limit to prevent the flash filling up from that one file. The problem now is that I'm not allowed to use th...
Ouch, EOL doesn't sound good for my project... I actually started with plain TCL, but wasn't able to clear the terminal screen, I saw some posts about it around the web, but nothing seemed to work and then I remember reading about EMM at some point ...
Ok, I modified the code a little to test this:MenuName="Test" schemaVersion="1.1">proc wsplit {str sep} {split [string map [list $sep \0] $str] \0}proc test_var {varname} {return [info exists $varname]}"show ver | i bin"set List [list]set folders [gl...
Here the code that I'm using. If you try it, the $r(1) doesn't exists in the second wizard, but if you remove the second wizard, the $r(1) does exist inside the EmbeddedTCLMenuName="Test" schemaVersion="1.1"> proc wsplit {str sep} { split...
I will post the full code tomorrow, but if I recall correctly, I tried doing info exists $r(1) within ChoiceList + TCLCommand inside the second Wizard Item and it returned 0, if I did the info exists in EmbeddedTCL after the wizard it returned 1.
Hi,I tried your code and it appears like the host #1 is used to connect to the host #2. BUT it only appears like it because:#In reality the connection to host #2 does not originate from the host #1 but from the host you are running the script from.To...