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As Installed ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -U option ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -P option ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -s option ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -U and -P options ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -U and -s options ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -P and -s options ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
With -U, -P and -s options ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Interface e0(1) is on host cisco/hugh-800
Sleeping while sproc does the work ... SIGINT to terminate
Starting sproc ...
cisco[0] host: cisco/hugh-800 username: user passwd: pw prompt: adsl> intf: 0-a0 1-e0
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:a0):
show int a0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 100000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 123 in 456 out
total bytes: 4242 in 1313 out ? out_bcast
grab_cisco(cisco/hugh-800:e0):
show int e0
Extracted 5 values ...
bandwidth: 1250000 bytes/sec
recent rate (bytes/sec): 125 in 250 out
total bytes: 2802084 in 1969425 out ? out_bcast
==================
Some error checking ...
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting usernames ("user" and "baduser") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting user-level passwords ("pw" and "badpw") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting user-level prompts ("adsl>" and "badprompt") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting usernames ("user" and "baduser") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting user-level passwords ("pw" and "badpw") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
parse: assuming file cisco/hugh-800 contains output from "show int" command
Interface a0(0) is on host cisco/hugh-800
parse: conflicting user-level prompts ("adsl>" and "badprompt") for cisco "cisco/hugh-800"
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