Manual export
Export a Cisco switch by hand
One SSH transcript for IOS, IOS-XE or NX-OS, with identity and neighbors.
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IOS and IOS-XE
enable
terminal length 0
terminal width 511
show version
show inventory
show running-config
show cdp neighbors detail
show lldp neighbors detailNX-OS
terminal length 0
terminal width 511
show version
show inventory
show running-config
show cdp neighbors detail
show lldp neighbors detailSave the transcript
- Save the whole session as one
.txtfile and keep the prompt lines (sw1#). Without prompt lines the whole file is read as the running configuration. - Run the neighbor commands with
detail: the short forms are not read.
What the upload is read for
| Output | Read for |
|---|---|
show running-config | The configuration |
show version | Release, model and serial |
show inventory | Model and serial |
show cdp neighbors detail, show lldp neighbors detail | Neighbor links: local port, neighbor name and port, platform and address |
Through the Collector
| Reading | Command |
|---|---|
| Routing table, IOS and IOS-XE | show ip route, show ip route vrf *, show ipv6 route |
| Routing table, NX-OS | show ip route vrf all, show ipv6 route vrf all |
A routing table in a file you upload yourself is not read.
Upload
Open New analysis
Choose File upload and select the file, or choose Paste, paste the output and select Upload and parse.
It is sent at once
One file per upload. ConfigProof reads the vendor and export type from the content, not the file name, then asks the client, project and name. If your role is limited to certain clients, choose the client first.
Answer the picker if asked
A file that holds several VDOMs, contexts, virtual systems or gateways opens a picker. Each one you choose is its own analysis.