Re: EEM or TCL Script

Marcin,
what is the use of that ?
If you follow this path, to discover "just learnt routes" you'd better
run it all the time, because if not you'll miss a route that has
00:00:01 in there (1 second old route ?)

2 good news for you:
-you can "monitor" the IRB, so you get events when a new route is learnt.
-routes are in a global pool, so you don't have to look in every VRF

1 not so good:
-you'll have to learn how to do it.

HTH,
-Carlos

Marcin Zgola @ 01/06/2012 01:24 -0300 dixit:
> I am trying to come up with the script that will monitor all my routing tables within all of the VRFs that have timers 00:00:00.
>
> Something like that:
>
> 1. lists all the VRFs on my PE routers using (show ip vrf tableid)
> 2. initiates " show ip route vrf CUST-NAME | inc 00:00:00" within each VRF 4 times in 2 minutes.
> 3. When it sees routes showing with this timeout within the threshold, it generates syslog message.
>
> I am sorry I am new to crazy TCL scripting world, but maybe someone already written similar script it will take ma another 2 weeks to do mine.
>
> Thanks
>
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