11-03-2009
With awk is this possible?
I mean...something like this:
When find 'interface' put all lines with de 'interface word in the field $1, and
if find 'description' put all lines in the field $2, and if find 'ip' put all lines in the field $3.
Thanks for tour answers!!
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