Hi,
I'm having trouble using the netscaler code for rancid. Has anyone had any success with it, especially with some of the newer nescaler code? I have my .cloginrc line set up similar to:
add user netscaler.foo.com nsroot
#note that I only supplied a vty password because netscaler is FreeBSD based and does not use enable
add password netscaler.foo.com password
add method netscaler.foo.com ssh
router.db
netscaler.foo.com:netscaler:up
When I test with nslogin netscaler.foo.com it connects to the netscaler and logs in(you get the login message and prompt >), but then you can't enter any commands and eventually the expect script times out and disconnects. I'm not sure what the expect script is trying to do at this point.
I believe some of the netscaler commands may have changed in recent versions and I'm not sure when the nslogin/nsrancid scripts were last tested. FYI I am running NS5.2 Build 50.17.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Andy
I'm having trouble using the netscaler code for rancid. Has anyone had any success with it, especially with some of the newer nescaler code? I have my .cloginrc line set up similar to:
add user netscaler.foo.com nsroot
#note that I only supplied a vty password because netscaler is FreeBSD based and does not use enable
add password netscaler.foo.com password
add method netscaler.foo.com ssh
router.db
netscaler.foo.com:netscaler:up
When I test with nslogin netscaler.foo.com it connects to the netscaler and logs in(you get the login message and prompt >), but then you can't enter any commands and eventually the expect script times out and disconnects. I'm not sure what the expect script is trying to do at this point.
I believe some of the netscaler commands may have changed in recent versions and I'm not sure when the nslogin/nsrancid scripts were last tested. FYI I am running NS5.2 Build 50.17.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Andy