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Re: [Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco router

[<m.z...@t-...>]

Hello,

thanks for help.
Everything is ok.
I have a no name router and i write with the vi in the IOS.pm term len =20=

0 and it works not only for cisco.

Thanks all

Bye Markus

Am 31.01.2006 um 16:41 schrieb Conaway, Aaron:

> DonKiShoot is right.
>
> The pagination problems ( the "--- More ---" showing up ) is solved by =
=20
> the module itself.  When you log into the device, the first thing the =20=

> module does is send a "terminal length 0".  This solves a lot of =20
> problems in converting pages of output to arrays in Perl.
>
> The method "getConfig()" actually does a "show running-config" and =20
> stores the output in the return variable.  The sample script then =20
> takes the output and writes it to a file using the Perl file handling =20=

> functions.  It actually doesn't do an FTP or TFTP at all.
>
> Does that answer your question, Markus?
>
> ---------
> Aaron Conaway | Network Architect | Morris DigitalWorks
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ntc...@li... =20
> [mailto:ntc...@li...] On Behalf Of =20
> DonKiShoot
> Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 6:15 AM
> To: Markus Zielonka
> Cc: ntc...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco =20
> router
>
> For your "more" problem, when you logged on cisco first use "terminal
> length 0" but i think that it is automatically does in the perl module
> fonctions.
> Next question, i think you want to know if $conn->getConfig(); copy
> running-config or start-up config in the local file $host."-confg" =
????
> I don't know but you can look in the source code of the perl module =20=

> file
> : cisco....ios.pm for knowing if it is the running or startup that is =20=

> get.
> If you want to put on a tftp server, find a function that do it or put =
=20
> a
> command like "copy running-config tftp" on cli.
> If you want to put on a ftp server, use the script below and after put
> your config file on a ftp server with a ftp module fonction.
>
> Hope i help you
> Sorry for my poor englishfrenchamerican language ;)
>
> Markus Zielonka a =E9crit :
>> Hello NG,
>>
>> i have a one question.
>> How is the script to save the config?
>> Normel ist sh run but the problem ist the "more" or copy run or =20
>> start-up
>> config with TFTP or FTP.
>> How it works in the script?
>>
>> 1   use  Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS;  # import NTCI
>> 2   $username =3D "username";        # the username to use when =
logging =20
>> in
>> 3   $password =3D "password";        # the matching password
>> 4   @hosts =3D qw(    switch1        # an array of hosts to log into
>>                     router1
>>                     switch2
>>                     router2
>>                     );
>> 5   foreach $host ( @hosts )  {    # go through the array one element =
=20
>> at a time
>> 6         my $conn =3D Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS->new(HOST =3D> $host); =
 # =20
>> connect to the host
>> 7         $conn->login(   Name =3D> $username,        #  Log into the =
=20
>> device
>>                           Password =3D> $password);
>> 8         @output =3D $conn->getConfig();  # Put the config in an =
array
>> 9         $outfile =3D ">" . $host . "-confg";  # create a filename =20=

>> called ">host-confg"
>> 10        open ( OUTFILE, $outfile );         # open a file for =20
>> writing
>> 11        print "Writing $host to file\n";    # write a status =
message
>> 12        print ( OUTFILE @output );          # print the config to =20=

>> file
>> 13        close OUTFILE;                      # close the file
>> 14        $conn->close;                       # close the connection =20=

>> to the device
>> 15  }
>>
>> Bye Markus
>>
>>
>>
>>
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RE: [Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco router

[Conaway, A. <aar...@mo...>]

DonKiShoot is right. =20

The pagination problems ( the "--- More ---" showing up ) is solved by =
the module itself.  When you log into the device, the first thing the =
module does is send a "terminal length 0".  This solves a lot of =
problems in converting pages of output to arrays in Perl.

The method "getConfig()" actually does a "show running-config" and =
stores the output in the return variable.  The sample script then takes =
the output and writes it to a file using the Perl file handling =
functions.  It actually doesn't do an FTP or TFTP at all.

Does that answer your question, Markus?

---------
Aaron Conaway | Network Architect | Morris DigitalWorks

-----Original Message-----
From: ntc...@li... =
[mailto:ntc...@li...] On Behalf Of DonKiShoot
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 6:15 AM
To: Markus Zielonka
Cc: ntc...@li...
Subject: Re: [Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco =
router

For your "more" problem, when you logged on cisco first use "terminal=20
length 0" but i think that it is automatically does in the perl module=20
fonctions.
Next question, i think you want to know if $conn->getConfig(); copy=20
running-config or start-up config in the local file $host."-confg" ????
I don't know but you can look in the source code of the perl module file =

: cisco....ios.pm for knowing if it is the running or startup that is =
get.
If you want to put on a tftp server, find a function that do it or put a =

command like "copy running-config tftp" on cli.
If you want to put on a ftp server, use the script below and after put=20
your config file on a ftp server with a ftp module fonction.

Hope i help you
Sorry for my poor englishfrenchamerican language ;)

Markus Zielonka a =E9crit :
> Hello NG,
>
> i have a one question.
> How is the script to save the config?
> Normel ist sh run but the problem ist the "more" or copy run or =
start-up
> config with TFTP or FTP.
> How it works in the script?
>
> 1   use  Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS;  # import NTCI
> 2   $username =3D "username";        # the username to use when =
logging in
> 3   $password =3D "password";        # the matching password
> 4   @hosts =3D qw(    switch1        # an array of hosts to log into
>                     router1
>                     switch2
>                     router2
>                     );
> 5   foreach $host ( @hosts )  {    # go through the array one element =
at a time
> 6         my $conn =3D Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS->new(HOST =3D> $host);  =
# connect to the host
> 7         $conn->login(   Name =3D> $username,        #  Log into the =
device
>                           Password =3D> $password);
> 8         @output =3D $conn->getConfig();  # Put the config in an =
array
> 9         $outfile =3D ">" . $host . "-confg";  # create a filename =
called ">host-confg"
> 10        open ( OUTFILE, $outfile );         # open a file for =
writing
> 11        print "Writing $host to file\n";    # write a status message
> 12        print ( OUTFILE @output );          # print the config to =
file
> 13        close OUTFILE;                      # close the file
> 14        $conn->close;                       # close the connection =
to the device
> 15  }
>
> Bye Markus
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco router

[DonKiShoot <don...@wa...>]

For your "more" problem, when you logged on cisco first use "terminal=20
length 0" but i think that it is automatically does in the perl module=20
fonctions.
Next question, i think you want to know if $conn->getConfig(); copy=20
running-config or start-up config in the local file $host."-confg" ????
I don't know but you can look in the source code of the perl module file=20
: cisco....ios.pm for knowing if it is the running or startup that is get.
If you want to put on a tftp server, find a function that do it or put a=20
command like "copy running-config tftp" on cli.
If you want to put on a ftp server, use the script below and after put=20
your config file on a ftp server with a ftp module fonction.

Hope i help you
Sorry for my poor englishfrenchamerican language ;)

Markus Zielonka a =E9crit :
> Hello NG,
>
> i have a one question.
> How is the script to save the config?
> Normel ist sh run but the problem ist the "more" or copy run or start-u=
p
> config with TFTP or FTP.
> How it works in the script?
>
> 1   use  Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS;  # import NTCI
> 2   $username =3D "username";        # the username to use when logging=
 in
> 3   $password =3D "password";        # the matching password
> 4   @hosts =3D qw(    switch1        # an array of hosts to log into
>                     router1
>                     switch2
>                     router2
>                     );
> 5   foreach $host ( @hosts )  {    # go through the array one element a=
t a time
> 6         my $conn =3D Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS->new(HOST =3D> $host);  =
# connect to the host
> 7         $conn->login(   Name =3D> $username,        #  Log into the d=
evice
>                           Password =3D> $password);
> 8         @output =3D $conn->getConfig();  # Put the config in an array
> 9         $outfile =3D ">" . $host . "-confg";  # create a filename cal=
led ">host-confg"
> 10        open ( OUTFILE, $outfile );         # open a file for writing
> 11        print "Writing $host to file\n";    # write a status message
> 12        print ( OUTFILE @output );          # print the config to fil=
e
> 13        close OUTFILE;                      # close the file
> 14        $conn->close;                       # close the connection to=
 the device
> 15  }
>
> Bye Markus
>
>
>
>
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[Ntci-users] Question Script save config from a Cisco router

[Markus Z. <mar...@ya...>]

Hello NG,

i have a one question.
How is the script to save the config?
Normel ist sh run but the problem ist the "more" or copy run or start-up
config with TFTP or FTP.
How it works in the script?

1   use  Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS;  # import NTCI
2   $username = "username";        # the username to use when logging in
3   $password = "password";        # the matching password
4   @hosts = qw(    switch1        # an array of hosts to log into
                    router1
                    switch2
                    router2
                    );
5   foreach $host ( @hosts )  {    # go through the array one element at a time
6         my $conn = Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS->new(HOST => $host);  # connect to the host
7         $conn->login(   Name => $username,        #  Log into the device
                          Password => $password);
8         @output = $conn->getConfig();  # Put the config in an array
9         $outfile = ">" . $host . "-confg";  # create a filename called ">host-confg"
10        open ( OUTFILE, $outfile );         # open a file for writing
11        print "Writing $host to file\n";    # write a status message
12        print ( OUTFILE @output );          # print the config to file
13        close OUTFILE;                      # close the file
14        $conn->close;                       # close the connection to the device
15  }

Bye Markus

RE: [Ntci-users] (pas de sujet)

[Conaway, A. <aar...@mo...>]

Yes.  It supports any username/password authentication pairing.  The
routers I use it on devices authenticating with Radius.

	my $conn =3D Net::Telnet::Cisco::IOS->( Host =3D> $hostname );
	$conn->login( Name =3D> $username, Password =3D> $password );

And yes, it supports the "cmd" method from Net::Telnet::Cisco.

	my $result =3D $conn->cmd("show privilege");

	or

	my @result =3D $conn->cmd("show ip int brief");

---------
Aaron Conaway | Network Architect | Morris DigitalWorks

-----Original Message-----
From: ntc...@li...
[mailto:ntc...@li...] On Behalf Of DonKiShoot
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 12:32 PM
To: ntc...@li...
Subject: [Ntci-users] (pas de sujet)

Does ntci support tacacs authentification like this : ?

User Access Verification (4.4rc2-2)
Username: toto
Password: toto

Because Net-Telnet-Cisco-1.10 does not :(

And does it permit send command and get result ?

Thanks


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[Ntci-users] (pas de sujet)

[DonKiShoot <don...@wa...>]

Does ntci support tacacs authentification like this : ?

User Access Verification (4.4rc2-2)
Username: toto
Password: toto

Because Net-Telnet-Cisco-1.10 does not :(

And does it permit send command and get result ?

Thanks