I am looking for help trying to get\create and easy script to automate gathering information from a CISCO 6509 switch using show commands. I would like to be able to Run the script and have the information put into a file. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am new to scripting and somewhat familiar with CISCO 6509 switches.
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I would like to run some commands to get a list of MACs and there associated ports as well as running some commands to get fan and power supply information. I am trying to just use show commands at this point. I have been having troubles getting perl setup with NET::Telnet::cisco piece, as well as trying to expect working. I am using Windows XP. As always there is no money in the budget, so free is the only way for me to accomplish this. Again, any help is greatly appreciated.
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Palmtest posted this:
Take a look at the (unknown) script from our MRTG friend Tobias, named cammer.
This perl script queries your switch and your router and provides a list of Ports with corresponding MAC addresses and corresponding IP addresses which are in use on your switch.
Perhaps you can use this at your advantage.
Read the cammer.readme.txt
Palmtest posted this:
Take a look at the (unknown) script from our MRTG friend Tobias, named cammer.
This perl script queries your switch and your router and provides a list of Ports with corresponding MAC addresses and corresponding IP addresses which are in use on your switch.
Perhaps you can use this at your advantage.
Read the cammer.readme.txt
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I'd have thought you'd just need a standard telnet emulator client that has macro support. You could then configure a macro to telnet to all your switches, run the cmds you're interested in and dump out the results to a log file.
I use Teraterm to do stuff like this.
I use Teraterm to do stuff like this.
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KiscoKid,
I have installed and started looking into Tera Terma Pro but am still a little confused on how to get one macro to log into and log various commands on multiple switches. As you can tell I am VERY new to alot of this so any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have installed and started looking into Tera Terma Pro but am still a little confused on how to get one macro to log into and log various commands on multiple switches. As you can tell I am VERY new to alot of this so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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