scripting on xos switchen
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02-22-2017 12:31 PM
Hi, i have a problem.
I want to configure the elrp client on all my extreme xos switche.( more then 1000 )
with al lot off dificulti vlan names.
I don´t want log in seperatly in every switch to do it on the cli.
Can i do this configuration wih a script?
I want to configure the elrp client on all my extreme xos switche.( more then 1000 )
with al lot off dificulti vlan names.
I don´t want log in seperatly in every switch to do it on the cli.
Can i do this configuration wih a script?
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02-24-2017 01:59 PM
You can do this even with "Execute Command-Script" on Netsight. When you use XOS >21.x you can use vlan-id in some commands and not only vlan-names. I'm not sure, if this is included in elrp commands and XOS 16.x
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02-24-2017 01:59 PM
nope, it doesn't include elrp. But the vlan name is easier to automate anyway, as it's VLAN_<4 digit vid> (for example: VLAN_0010 for vid 10).
if running 21.x+ I would imagine an App connecting to the switches, finding the vlans in use (with some criteria) and then apply the adequate config. Working with Python, json objects and jsonrpc could make it "easy".
if running 21.x+ I would imagine an App connecting to the switches, finding the vlans in use (with some criteria) and then apply the adequate config. Working with Python, json objects and jsonrpc could make it "easy".
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02-23-2017 07:31 AM
I want to give a feedback.
This script works exelent with our xos switche.
This script works exelent with our xos switche.
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02-23-2017 07:31 AM
The script I posted is a "one-shot" elrp script that runs ELRP once on every VLAN every port to detect a loop.
It could be modified (and simplified) to instead enable ELRP on every VLAN every port permanently.
However, I would advise you to check with GTAC on the scale limits for ELRP based on switched configuration as having a large number of VLANs with a large number of ports in use with ELRP could overrun the CPU.
It could be modified (and simplified) to instead enable ELRP on every VLAN every port permanently.
However, I would advise you to check with GTAC on the scale limits for ELRP based on switched configuration as having a large number of VLANs with a large number of ports in use with ELRP could overrun the CPU.
