I have some rules setup in Cirrus Policy reporting and have run the rule sets. Now, I want to fix the issues that I've run across. This is from the manual:
Executing a Policy Report
A policy report shows rule violations contained within the policies of the report.
To execute a policy report:
1. Select the policy report you want to execute in the Policy Reports list.
2. Click Reports > Execute Selected Reports.
Note: When viewing a report, mouse over any rule or violation icon to display
a description of the item.
3. To display and make changes to a configuration file that has violated a rule,
right-click the violation icon, and then click View / Edit Config.
4. If you find a violation and want to execute a script on the device to
make a change, right-click the device name, and then click Remediate Rule
Violation. For more information, see “Executing Command Scripts” on page
No matter what I do, I can't seem to be able to right-click on the device name in the report, and when I right-click on it in CM, there is no "remediate rule violation".
Example: I have a rule looking for "no ip domain-lookup" on my switches. When I don't find it in the config, I have a script that looks like this:
config t
no ip domain-lookup
end
write mem
What I would love to see happen is when there's a violation of the rule, it automatically runs the script. I doubt that will happen, so what other way can I run the script from the report window without having to go back to the Config Manager window, right click on the device, click "execute command script", then click the "execute command script" button after loading the correct script?
Any help here would be greatly appreciated!
-Greg
