matt.arguin at currensee
Jul 25, 2012, 9:25 AM
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ok....i am running the latest FTOS...and running f10rancid in debug
seems to look pretty good...
[rancid [at] s6xen ~]$ bin/f10rancid -d 192.168.C.D
executing clogin -t 90 -c"show version;show bootvar;dir flash:;dir
slot0:;show chassis;show system;show inventory;show vlan;show running"
192.168.C.D
PROMPT MATCH: csw3-1#
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show version
In ShowVersion: csw3-1#show version
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show bootvar
In ShowBoot: csw3-1#show bootvar
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#dir flash:
In DirSlotN: csw3-1#dir flash:
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#dir slot0:
In DirSlotN: csw3-1#dir slot0:
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show chassis
In ShowChassis: csw3-1#show chassis
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show system
In ShowChassis: csw3-1#show system
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show inventory
In ShowInventory: csw3-1#show inventory
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show vlan
In ShowVLAN: csw3-1#show vlan
HIT COMMAND:csw3-1#show running
In WriteTerm: csw3-1#show running
and it writes a nice new file with the results 192.168.C.D.new in the
dir i ran it from, but does not seem to put it in to the repository... i
have not used Rancid for anything other than just cisco devices before
and have not need to run anything other than the rancid-run, so forgive
my ignorance on this one.
also, using f10rancid, do i still put the entry in the router.db file
that my other network stuff is in? Do i schedule a cronjob to run the
f10rancid script, or when i have everything correct should the
rancid-run call this?
thanks in advance,
matt
On 7/24/2012 2:37 PM, Brian Talley wrote:
> What model of switch and, more importantly, is it FTOS or SFTOS? FTOS
> will work w/ RANCID out of the box using f10rancid, but SFTOS will
> not. (IME, anyway.)
>
> On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 10:06 AM, Matthew Arguin
> <matt.arguin [at] currensee <mailto:matt.arguin [at] currensee>> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> i have been trying to get my Force10 switch in to my rancid
> repository, i configured it as a Forec10 (docuementation says
> Force 10 router, but i was hoping that the switch would work as
> well). but nothing seems to be working. I confirmed that rancid
> is working by making a minor change to one of my C3650's and
> verifying the change in the repo after forcing a run. nothing is
> showing for my F10. I tested the login bin/clogin <ip add> and
> that was successful. executing the run against just the one host
> with -x and checking the logs does not yeild much either:
>
> $ cat networking.20120724.112705
> ++ date
> + echo starting: Tue Jul 24 11:27:05 EDT 2012
> starting: Tue Jul 24 11:27:05 EDT 2012
> + echo
>
> + '[' -f /tmp/.networking.run.lock ']'
> + trap 'rm -fr $LOCKFILE;exit 1' 1 2 3 6 10 15
> + touch /tmp/.networking.run.lock
> + '[' 0 -eq 0 ']'
> + control_rancid -r 192.168.20.243 networking
>
> + rm -f /tmp/.networking.run.lock
> + trap '' 1 2 3 6 10 15
> + echo
>
> ++ date
> + echo ending: Tue Jul 24 11:27:05 EDT 2012
> ending: Tue Jul 24 11:27:05 EDT 2012
>
>
> should rancid work with force10 as the type for a switch or do i
> have to do it as an unsupported type? i am running rancid 2.3.6
>
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