Difference between revisions of "Netband Project - Embedded Event Manager (EEM)"
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action 1.0 mail server "<ip-adr-of-smtp-server>" to "admin@mydoamin.com" from "router@mydomain.com" subject "Login Succeeded" body "$_syslog_msg" | action 1.0 mail server "<ip-adr-of-smtp-server>" to "admin@mydoamin.com" from "router@mydomain.com" subject "Login Succeeded" body "$_syslog_msg" | ||
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This code shows how to maintain a consistent configuration backup without extra work. This sends a mail with the configuration each time a write command is issued. | This code shows how to maintain a consistent configuration backup without extra work. This sends a mail with the configuration each time a write command is issued. | ||
<pre>event manager applet ConfigChange-Write_Memory | <pre>event manager applet ConfigChange-Write_Memory | ||
Revision as of 08:04, 13 May 2009
Embedded Event Manager (EEM)
This page is part of the Netband Project
Embedded Event Manager is a service on IOS based routers witch monitors the system and takes action on events like log messages, routing updates or specific time of day.
This code shows how to monitor the log for successfull login attempts and send an email.
event manager applet LogIn-Succeded event syslog pattern "SSH-5-SSH2_USERAUTH.*Succeeded" maxrun 20 action 1.0 mail server "<ip-adr-of-smtp-server>" to "admin@mydoamin.com" from "router@mydomain.com" subject "Login Succeeded" body "$_syslog_msg"
Configuration
This code shows how to maintain a consistent configuration backup without extra work. This sends a mail with the configuration each time a write command is issued.
event manager applet ConfigChange-Write_Memory event cli pattern "write memory" sync no skip no action 1.0 cli command "enable" action 1.1 cli command "show run" action 2.0 mail server "<ip-adr-of-smtp-server>" to "admin@mydomain.dk" from "router@mydomain.com" subject "Running config dump" body "$_cli_result" event manager applet ConfigChange-wr event cli pattern "wr" sync no skip no action 1.0 cli command "enable" action 1.1 cli command "show run" action 2.0 mail server "<ip-adr-of-smtp-server>" to "admin@mydomain.com" from "router@mydomain.com" subject "Running config dump" body "$_cli_result"