How to print the CLI command with the command output

[Al Gabsi]

Hello Everyone;

Could you please guide me on how to be able to print the CLI command to the log file?

For example, if I am  backing up inventory, and I am using "show chassis hardware", I would like to see something like this:

AD...@ROUTER-BBBJ11.R1.AT> show chassis hardware detail | display xml | no-more 

<rpc-reply xmlns:junos="http://xml.juniper.net/junos/17.3R3/junos">

    <chassis-inventory xmlns="http://xml.juniper.net/junos/17.3R3/junos-chassis">

        <chassis junos:style="inventory">

            <name>Chassis</name>

Currently, I am only seeing the output and not seeing the hostname with the CLI command. 

Here is my script

This my current output. It is not show ing the CLI

<chassis-inventory>. ==> this is my first line

  <chassis style="inventory">

    <name>Chassis</name>

    <serial-number>JN111F17FAFA</serial-number>

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- name: Get Device Facts

  hosts: lab-nep6

  connection: local

  gather_facts: no

  roles:

    - juniper.junos

  vars_prompt:

    - name: USERNAME

      prompt: Username

      private: no

    - name: PASSWORD

      prompt: password

      private: yes

  tasks:

    - name: Get inventory_hostname

      juniper_junos_command:

        host: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"

        port: 22

        user: "{{ USERNAME }}"

        password: "{{ PASSWORD }}"

        commands: "show chassis hardware detail"

        formats:

          - "xml"

        dest: "tmp/inventory-nep6/{{ inventory_hostname }}__{{ '%m-%d-%Y' | strftime }}.output"

      

Thank you in advance :-)

[Al Gabsi]

Wondering if anyone has an answer to this :-)

[Dick Visser]

This is a best effort mailing list run mostly by volunteers. I
wouldn't expect a response in a few hours.

I may be wrong, but given that the purpose of the network modules
(such as the junos ones) is to abstract away the CLI interaction, what
you're asking sounds like the opposite?

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[Alaeddin Gabsi]

Thank you, Dick;

I thought that maybe it should be some kind of option to print the STDIN. In my case, an inventory report without hostnames can not be used. 

I then probably should use a python script for this.  

Thanks 

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Thank You

Alaeddin Gabsi

[Dick Visser]

Can't you combine the results with another query that returns that hostname?

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[Alaeddin Gabsi]

The first line has to be in this format " AD...@ROUTER-BBBJ11.R1.AT> show chassis hardware detail | display xml | no-more ". By the way, there is no DNS working and I am just using IP addresses. I probably use RPC XML and see if I can change the file name to that format then use tail. Or just PyEZ.

Thanks

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