[rancid] Cisco WAE and Bluecoat

[PIERCE, STEVEN T (STEVE), ATTOPS]

I've implemented some acceleration devices for testing (Riverbed, Cisco
WAAS and Bluecoat) and would like to use RANCID to archive the
configurations.  I searched the archives and was able to get the
Riverbed working.  
 
However, I'm still getting 'End of run not found' errors on the WAEs.  I
tried the suggestion posted earlier this year in the forums but it did
not work (pasted below).  Is there something else to be tried?    
 
Also, has anyone developed a Bluecoat script?

 
 
 

[rancid] Re: WAE devices

Joachim Jerberg Jensen joaje at dongenergy.dk
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>From: Fox, Brad  ;Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 2:59 PM
>
>Gentlemen,
>
>Is anyone currently catching configurations for Cisco Wide Area
Application Engine's? I attempted a while back but because the EOF for
WAE boxes is different of that of other Cisco >devices I have since
excluded them from Rancid. Thanks,
>
>
>From WAAS:
>
>exit
>
>! End of WAAS configuration

Try to edit rancid.

Go to line 1402

Replace:
if (/^(: +)?end$/) {

With:
if (/^End of WAAS configuration/i) {

This should set $found_end = 1; when it detects " End of WAAS
configuration".

It's a hack that means backup of some other cisco stuff will fail, but
try to test it. (you can always add it)
I haven't tried it on WAE's, but I did something similar on some Extreme
boxes to make it work.

BR
Joachim Jerberg Jensen


 

 

 
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