Judah Scott writes:
>Got it. Thanks for taking the time to explain all that.
No problem. Thanks for using my features ;^)
I should also point you at some more recent docs:
http://www.juniper.net/us/en/training/elearning/junos_scripting/index.html
http://junos.juniper.net/content/Resources/D
Got it. Thanks for taking the time to explain all that.
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Phil Shafer wrote:
> Judah Scott writes:
> >What is a transient change?
>
> Here's some (long-ish) explanatory text:
>
> You can use commit scripts to generate transient changes, which are
> changes t
Judah Scott writes:
>What is a transient change?
Here's some (long-ish) explanatory text:
You can use commit scripts to generate transient changes, which are
changes that are not saved in the candidate configuration but are
propagated to the components of the system. Transient changes a
Thanks Phil. Both responses are very helpful. Just a quick clarification
on:
"Long answer: Commit scripts can emit both normal changes and
"transient" changes, and an op script can make data (say by defining
an apply-macro) that will trigger an op script to make transient
changes, but an op scri
Actually, I was talking about the more automated features rather than an
extra ruleset. Thanks for this info, though, I was unaware of this ability
which also sounds very powerful.
-J Scott
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Nilesh Khambal wrote:
> I think you should be looking for commit-script
Nilesh Khambal writes:
>It is generally not a good practice to perform configuration
>changes/commits using OP scripts.
Op scripts can build config from command line arguments, user
answers to interactive questions, operational state, or any
combination of the above. This means you can get script
Judah Scott writes:
>When a configuration change happens simultaneously as an admin is building a
>candidate config to be commited...
Any config related changes should be protected by locking the
configuration (via the "lock-configuration" RPC). The
"jcs:load-configuration" template does this for
I think you should be looking for commit-script for your requirements. I
don't think JUNOS can validate the configuration as they are being entered.
It can only perform the built-in CLI validity checks. Commit-script has the
ability to validate your candidate configuration at commit time against th
I am just starting to look into the scripting abilities of the JUNOS
software and am wondering just in general how it interacts with the
configuration performed through CLI. I have some general questions such as:
When a configuration change happens simultaneously as an admin is building a
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