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Multiple host Info in one report

hey!!

I am trying to get info from 400+ devices to be aggregated to one report.  For example, i want to run an activity that will send the command "show interface | inc 192.168.", to all of my routers and save device output to one file.  you know...so i don't have to go through 400+ reports to collate the data. 

The requirements are:

1.  i need the device name

2.  i need the interface info

I have tried the below, but all i find in the report is the last host...

! %getDeviceName - Start

sho ip int brie | inc 192.168.

! %getDeviceName - Finish

What i need is:

Router1 - Start

GigabitEthernet0/0   192.168.194.185 YES NVRAM  up                    up

Router1 - Finish

Router2 - Start

GigabitEthernet0/0   192.168.195.185 YES NVRAM  up                    up

Router2 - Finish

ANY help is appreciated!

thanks!

  • jkrier​ I do this exact thing to create our daily DHCP summary page. I have a job for NCM which runs the same command (show dhcp clients) across all of our Occam/Calix DSLAM blades. It saves the command results into a single file, appending each result below the previous. While this is not a fancy report, it is easily searchable, easy to use, and easy to setup. (It's just a default setting in the NCM job)

    NCM_Command_Results_Single_Report_20190211_1338.png

    Would something like work, or are you needing something a bit more specific/detailed?


    Thank you,

    -Will

  • hey Will,

    Thanks for the reply!  I don't really need anything detailed, just the word "loop", I can do the rest with Notepad++.  As for NCM unfortunately, all I have CatTools…..  We're not that fancy.  emoticons_happy.png

    also...ANY idea's will help

    thanks again!

  • jkrier​ Well, unfortunately, I'm not too sure what options are available within CatTools. If CatTools can dump the results into a single folder, perhaps you can put together a little script (bash, PowerShell, etc.) to read through all the files, and return/append matching results into a single file. I wish I had more experience with that tool so I could help you.

    Thank you, and sorry I could not have been of help on this one. Hopefully you figure out a solution soon.

    -Will