[mrtg] Re: Cisco interface names

[Tim Kennedy]

If it doesn't seem to support it properly, then you might want to look in
cfgmaker for the part of the script that builds the interface names and 
add a line like:

	$target =~ tr/:/-/;
or	$target =~ s/:/-/g;

That should change any : to -.

Then you won't barf on colons.   I'm not sure how the new code handles colons
for FR interfaces, or anything with subinterfaces, really, and it's been a
while since I built it.

-Tim

ps. http://www.mrtg.org/mrtg/cfgmaker-all.tar.gz has a script called
cfgmaker-all that supports building configs for different types of
subinterfaces.  it's a script i used for mrtg-2.8.11.  Your mileage may vary.




On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Mike Wilker wrote:

> Does 2.9.0 allow colons in the interface names?  On my Cisco 7206 I have interfaces such as "serial2/0:1".  Thanks.
> 
> Mike Wilker
> Director of Network Operations
> Local Link USA & Protocol Communications
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