Solved: LMS 2.6 Report question

glynncounty · ‎04-03-2009

How can i do a report that will show me all my routers that have a secondary ip address on them?

Joe Clarke · ‎04-03-2009

You can use the baseline compliance feature of RME to do this. Go to RME > Config Mgmt > Archive Mgmt > Baseline Templates, and create a new advanced template for your Routers group (or any other groups you may want). The template will simply consist of prerequisite command set, and one simple check for a ubiquitous command (like hostname):

Name : SecondaryCheck

IsPrerq : TRUE

Submode : interface [#.*#]

Body:

+ ip address [ADDR] [MASK] secondary

Name : HostnameCheck

IsPrereq : FALSE

Prereq : SecondaryCheck

Submode :

Body:

+ hostname [NAME]

Then run a compliance check against all relevant devices. The resulting compliant devices have a secondary IP, and those excluded do not.

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glynncounty · ‎04-03-2009

Reason for this is..

Seams that when I do a device descover and then a data collection in CM 4.0.12 we have some old routes still in our configs.. And somehow it is reporting that there is a router maybe due to a static route that isn't there anymore? I am at a loss on what is happening...

Joe Clarke · ‎04-03-2009

You can use the baseline compliance feature of RME to do this. Go to RME > Config Mgmt > Archive Mgmt > Baseline Templates, and create a new advanced template for your Routers group (or any other groups you may want). The template will simply consist of prerequisite command set, and one simple check for a ubiquitous command (like hostname):

Name : SecondaryCheck

IsPrerq : TRUE

Submode : interface [#.*#]

Body:

+ ip address [ADDR] [MASK] secondary

Name : HostnameCheck

IsPrereq : FALSE

Prereq : SecondaryCheck

Submode :

Body:

+ hostname [NAME]

Then run a compliance check against all relevant devices. The resulting compliant devices have a secondary IP, and those excluded do not.