question regarding skipping configure-view string in konfd

[Roland Chang]

Sorry I think I should post in here not the other group.

Hello, 

For CONFIG tag to write into konfd, I understood that if there are some sub-commands(sub-views) under "configure-view", these sub-command string won't be successfully written into running-config if the "configure terminal" string does not exist there since it is based on depth and build running-config hierarchically.  

ex:

console# configure terminal

console(config)# mirror-session m1 //-> here using <CONFIG> to write the string into kinfd.

//when show running-config:

! 

configure terminal 

    mirrors-ession-m1

       ....

!

My question is :

Since we load the startup-config starting from "configure-view",  we'd like to get rid of "configure terminal" string from the file. Obviously most commands are under configure-view, but during user configuration, if we don't first write "configure terminal" string into konfd, the subsequent command strings won't be able to successfully written into konfd.

Is there a way to  we can manipulate the CONFIG tag or depth attribute or something else to achieve this goal ?

!

mirror-session m1 

  destination erspan....

 mirror-session m2

  destiontion ...

!

kindly advise !

Thank you for your response in advance.

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[Serj Kalichev]

Hi.

You can use appropriate depth="<num>" within VIEW tag. For example we have configure-view with no depth specified (it means 0 by default). Nested VIEWs have depth="1" etc.

We use one instance of klish for "enable-view" and while "configure terminal" we execute new klish instance where configure-view is a "root" view. So there is no "configure terminal" within konfd. This command has no CONFIG tag at all.

10.11.2020 02:54, Roland Chang пишет:

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[Roland Chang]

Thank you!