Config Change Template and "@"

I am putting together a Config Change Template that will update all my Cisco Banner MOTDs. In the banner we have a couple of email addresses. The @ symbol is messing with the script workign. Even though it is within the banner symbols (^) NCM is seeing them as variables. Is there a way to use the @ symbol for the email addresses and have NCM ignore them?

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christineb

I have an update with good news. To parse the at sign (‘@’), you'll need to denote ‘@’ with mail domain name via respective string argument.

Please see below example script:

Script TEST(NCM.Nodes @ContextNode)

{

string @mailDomain=';@google.com'

cli

{

RecipientName@mailDomain

}

Let me know how that works for you!

--Christine

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christineb

Hi Pguenther - the way the files work, the @ symbol denotes variables. I can't think of a workaround for it, sorry. This is good feedback though - we'll keep an eye on this issue.

--Christine

christineb

I have an update with good news. To parse the at sign (‘@’), you'll need to denote ‘@’ with mail domain name via respective string argument.

Please see below example script:

Script TEST(NCM.Nodes @ContextNode)

{

string @mailDomain=';@google.com'

cli

{

RecipientName@mailDomain

}

Let me know how that works for you!

--Christine

pguenther

Thanks! That worked out nicely.