Similar to Cisco, enabling port 35 on switch1 for example.
switch1>en
switch1#show interfaces Ethernet 35
switch1#configure
switch1(config)#interface Ethernet 35
switch1(config-if-Et35)#no shutdown
switch1(config-if-Et35)#end
Save your changes:
switch1#copy running-config startup-config
Friday, June 27, 2014
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Bash - cross-reference two files
I have two files: list_to_remove and current_list. I want to remove all servers from list_to_remove from the current list.
for i in $(cat list_to_remove); do grep -v "$i.company.com" current_list > temp && mv temp current_list; done
for i in $(cat list_to_remove); do grep -v "$i.company.com" current_list > temp && mv temp current_list; done
Thursday, June 05, 2014
How to replace a section of text file bash script
Goal:
I want to replace a section of hibernate.cfg.xml with new servers. I need to remove servers between
<property name="hibernate.memcached.servers">
server1 server2 server3
</property>
and replace them with mem1 mem2 mem3
cat replace.sh
Run script against any xml file
./replace.sh hibernate.cfg.xml > hibernate.cfg.xml.new
I want to replace a section of hibernate.cfg.xml with new servers. I need to remove servers between
<property name="hibernate.memcached.servers">
server1 server2 server3
</property>
and replace them with mem1 mem2 mem3
cat replace.sh
#!/bin/bash
awk 'BEGIN {A = 1};//{A=0; print "\t\t\n\t\t\t\
mem1.atl.company.com:11212 mem2.atl.company:11212 mem3.atl.company.com:11212 mem4.atl.company.com:11212 mem5.atl.company.com:11212 mem6.atl.company:11212 mem148.atl.company.com:11212 mem149.atl.company.com:11212 mem150.atl.company.com:11212\
\n\t\t "};/.*/ { if ( A == 1) print $0};/<\/property>/{A=1}; ' $1
Run script against any xml file
./replace.sh hibernate.cfg.xml > hibernate.cfg.xml.new
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