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Extensible Framework Scripting

I am trying to write a script that will go through a Cisco IOS switch, check and see if port-security is enabled on the interfaces and if it is issue the command "no snmp trap link status". Basically, if port security is turned on, I don't want to receive up/down traps from that port.

Going through the examples in the Admin guide, it seems pretty straight forward how the syntax works. However, when I type in the same exact commands that are in the examples, NCM doesnt recognize any of it. Is something not installed correctly? There is a reference to SolarWinds.configManagement.Core.dll, I did a search of the NCM server and that DLL isn't found.

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MTorok

bakerg37p4,

I'm sorry to say that this feature was removed from the 5.5.2 release, though the documentation around the feature remained.

I apologize for the misinformation and for the delay in responding to this thread.

We will be removing that section from the PDF on our site and making a note of it as a bug in our Release Notes.

On the brighter side, it looks like your need may be addressed by #4 here What We're Working On....

--Michael

jon0966

So just to verify, Extensible Framework Scripting has been removed from 5.5.2? How can I *today* search for public addressed interfaces that do not contain the "no ip proxy-arp" command and also remediate?