Regex to filter VoIP port given serial number

[Roc156]

I am trying to create a regular expression that will filter just the section of the port given the last numbers of the serial number using the command sh lldp neighbor med inventory

I have the following output:
Port: 1/3  Index: 48                 Time: 0 days, 00:02:32
        ChassisId: Network address    IPv4  x.x.x.x
        PortId:    MAC address        00:00:00:00:00:00
        SysName:   xxxxxxxxx
        SysCap:    TB / B             (Supported/Enabled) HWRev: 9620D02L                      FWRev: hb96xxua3_1_02_S.bin
 SWRev: ha96xxua3_1_02_S.bin          SerialNumber: 10FA00001231
 ManufName: Avaya                     ModelName: 9620
 AssetID:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port: 2/5   Index: 53                 Time: 0 days, 00:02:32
        ChassisId: Network address    IPv4  x.x.x.x
        PortId:    MAC address        00:00:00:00:00:00
        SysName:   x.x.x.x
        SysCap:    TB / B             (Supported/Enabled) HWRev: 9620D02L                      FWRev: hb96xxua3_1_02_S.bin
 SWRev: ha96xxua3_1_02_S.bin          SerialNumber: 10FA00001234
 ManufName: Avaya                     ModelName: 9620
 AssetID:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Port: 3/40  Index: 54                 Time: 0 days, 00:02:33
        ChassisId: Network address    IPv4  x.x.x.x
        PortId:    MAC address        00:00:00:00:00:00
        SysName:   x.x.x.x
        SysCap:    TB / B             (Supported/Enabled) HWRev: 9620D02L                      FWRev: hb96xxua3_1_02_S.bin
 SWRev: ha96xxua3_1_02_S.bin          SerialNumber: 10FA00001235
 ManufName: Avaya                     ModelName: 9620
 AssetID:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I would like to show the port for the serial number tat ends with 001234. So I would like the following output:

Port: 2/5   Index: 53                 Time: 0 days, 00:02:32
        ChassisId: Network address    IPv4  x.x.x.x
        PortId:    MAC address        00:00:00:00:00:00
        SysName:   x.x.x.x
        SysCap:    TB / B             (Supported/Enabled) HWRev: 9620D02L                      FWRev: hb96xxua3_1_02_S.bin
 SWRev: ha96xxua3_1_02_S.bin          SerialNumber: 10FA00001234
 ManufName: Avaya                     ModelName: 9620
 AssetID:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

So far I have tried the following regex expression, but it doesn’t display anything:

sh lldp neighbor med inventory | find /Port.001234/

[Dilraj_Singh_Kh]

Hi Miguel,

Thanks for your help. If you do a normal regex it works, even mine worked as well. The main thing here is to execute the regex directly on the CLI which doesn’t seems to be working.

Hi Roc156,

I understand what you are saying. Even I am getting the same in my lab test. Maybe there is some limitation. You might want to open up a GTAC case for this so that the behavior can be verified by the engineering team.

Regards,
DILRAJ

[Miguel-Angel_RO]

Roc156,

Try with this (qick and dirty) regex: (Port: \d+\/\d+).+\n.+\n.+\n.+\n.+\n.+SerialNumber: (.+1234)

Playing on https://regex101.com/

As here:

Catching the different occurrences of the Group1 will give the portids

Mig

[Roc156]

I don’t get an error, but it does not return anything.

[Dilraj_Singh_Kh]

Try this:

Port:\s\d+\/\d+.*\n.*\n.*\n.*\n.*\n.*SerialNumber:\s\S+001234\n.*\n.*

I think it has some problems processing space. I have now replaced it with “\s”

Let me know.

[Roc156]

Did you mean that I should copy the output to Notepad and run a RegEx with that output?

I thought the ACLI had regex filtering.