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XOS show vlan portinfo

XOS show vlan portinfo

Thomas_J_Egger
New Contributor II
Hi all,

are there any plans to implement the command into XOS?

_ToM
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Drew_C
Valued Contributor III

Brian_Simpson
New Contributor
Beautiful! Thank you so much, Dave, this is exactly what I need.

-Brian

Dave_Hammers
Extreme Employee
If familiar at all with vi, EXOS has a vi editor builtin.
Heres another approach.
telnet to a switch, don't use the console just because it's very slow.

* (pacman debug) X460G2-24t-10G4.1 # vi portinfo.py
at this point the vi editor will start.
a [enter] this will put the editor in append mode
Copy and paste the script into the vi editor window.
(paste by using the right mouse button)

EDIT:
See the posts below linking to GitHub for a newer and much improved version of the script. Instructions above still apply.

Brian_Simpson
New Contributor
I have not had any further luck. I tried setting up the TFTP server on my Macbook, but wasn't able to change the root directory, and instead led me down a rabbit hole of folder permissions and disabling security feature to edit .lists.

Does anyone have any ideas of a simpler way to get this done, or am I missing something simple?

Patrick_Studer
New Contributor
Absolutely incorporate this into the XOS CLI. I use this command every day... seems like a basic command to me - most people don't know or care about Python. We are network engineers, not programmers. That script fits the bill please consider including it.
GTM-P2G8KFN