NCM policy rule creation for specific interfaces

Hey Jacob,

Can you try this one out, I think it will do what you are asking.

Rules for easy copy and paste:

String Match

^interface GigabitEthernet 2/4[1-7]{1}

^\s{1,}shutdown[\r\n]*$

Search Config File/Block

^interface GigabitEthernet 2/4[1-7]{1}

If that works for you here is also a remediation script you can use.

Let me know if this works out for you or if you encounter any issues.

Thank you very much for the infromation

when I set this up and test it, I get pattern  ^interface GigabitEthernet 2/4[1-7]{1} was not found

Pattern  ^\s{1,}shutdown[\r\n]*$ was not found.

I know that 2/45 is shutdown, and 2/44 is not.  so is this rule only going to be compliant if all 7 are down? and there is a way to get it to show me which is down and which is not of those seven in the policy results?

okay, Might help if my config block was using regular expressions.

got it and it worked perfectly

thank you very much

No problem at all, glad it worked for you.

jacob.johnson​,   If you are looking to do the entire device or multiple devices in your network you can use this as a sample and adjust from there. 

STIG-V8R19-CSCO-Port Management

Hello,

May someone help me with this same question but different port?

FastEthernet0/1-8

Every time I've tried I get

Pattern '^interface FastEthernet 0/4[1-7]{1}' was not found

and

Pattern '^\s{1,}shutdown[\r\n]*$' was not found

tsanchez11​ try changing your first line for both to the below

^interface FastEthernet 0/[1-7]{1}

the way you had it originally would've looked for an interface with the name "interface FastEthernet 0/41 through 47" (per what you have in the post) or interface FastEthernet 0/01 through 07 (per what you have in the screenshot) if you want it to only look for "FastEthernet 0/1-7" you need to remove the first 4 per your post or 0 per your screenshots.

heres a pretty good regex tester I use to help validate my regex Regex tester