I'm working through a task to enable bpduguard on all of the access interfaces of my switches that have portfast enabled (as is standard practice). I've used the included Cisco VLAN modification template that comes standard with NCM to successfully create a script to make the necessary changes on Cisco and Dell devices, but cannot make this script work on Adtran devices. Here is the script in its current form:
/*
.CHANGE_TEMPLATE_DESCRIPTION
This change template configures BPDUguard on selected interfaces.
.CHANGE_TEMPLATE_TAGS
adtran, aos, spanning-tree, stp, bpduguard, interface
.PLATFORM_DESCRIPTION
ADTRAN AOS
.PARAMETER_LABEL @ContextNode
NCM Node
.PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION @ContextNode
The node the template will operate on. All templates require this by default. The target node is selected during the first part of the wizard so it will not be available for selection when defining values of variables.
.PARAMETER_LABEL @TargetInterfaces
Select interface(s)
.PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION @TargetInterfaces
Select the interface(s) for which you would like to change bpduguard settings.
.PARAMETER_LABEL @State
Enable or disable
.PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION @State
Enter 'enable' or 'disable'
*/
script ConfigureBPDUguardCiscoIOS (
NCM.Nodes @ContextNode,
NCM.Interfaces[] @TargetInterfaces,
string @State )
{
// Enter configuration mode
CLI
{
configure terminal
}
// Loop through selected interfaces
foreach (@Interface in @TargetInterfaces)
{
CLI
{
interface @Interface.InterfaceDescription
spanning-tree bpduguard @State
}
}
// Exit interface configuration mode
CLI
{
exit
}
// Exit global configuration mode
CLI
{
exit
}
}
The issue that I'm encountering revolves around the Interface.InterfaceDescription portion of the script. For Cisco devices, these translate into 'FastEthernet 0/1, etc.' values that can be directly used to enter configuration mode (e.g. 'interface FastEthernet 0/1' drops you into interface configuration mode for that interface) for these interfaces. With Adtran devices, the results are in the format 'swx 0/1: Fast Ethernet {BCM56xxx vxgs-robo-5.5.3}' which cannot be directly used to enter configuration mode. Using even the 'swx 0/1' identifier is not productive. You must use the form 'interface switchport 0/1' to reach interface configuration mode. None of the other values collected through the inventory job seem to be usable either (e.g. the Name value is 'swx 0/1').
How do I go about modifying the collected value of 'swx 0/1' into 'switchport 0/1'? Is it possible to embed a regular expression within the script to modify these values before putting them into the CLI portions of the script? If so, what regular expression (or other method) should I use to make this happen?
Thank you to everyone in advance.
