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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk Matching Columns - Am I missing something? Post 303024177 by dis0wned on Tuesday 2nd of October 2018 11:13:07 AM
Old 10-02-2018
That worked, I had to add
Code:
> $tempdir/file3 && rm $tempdir/file1.$$ $tempdir/file1

to the end of the command. One issue it created and Im not sure which part of the command is doing this but it is returning the interface that it is searching for and placing it on the line prior to the search output. Please see the output below:

Code:
Hostname,Port,Name,Status,Vlan,Duplex,Speed,Type,VLAN Name,CDP NE Hostname,CDP NE IP,CDP NE Platform,CDP NE Capabilities,Local Interface,Remote Interface,CDP NE Software,CDP NE Software,CDP NE Version,CDP NE Release,CDP NE VLAN,CDP NE Admin IP,POE Admin,POE Oper,POE Power,POE Watts,POE Device,POE Class
:Te1/1:
replaced.log,Te1/1,replaced-01,connected,trunk,full,10G,10GBase-CU 3M,NA,treplaced5),1replaced1,N5Kreplaced548P,Switch IGMP CVTA phone port,Te1/1,Fe1/1,Cisco Nexus Operating System (NX-OS) Software,Version 7.1(4)N1(1),1 1replaced,,,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA,NA
:

Lastly, how were you able to determine that the sed portion of the command was not working properly? I'm trying to learn to fish. Thanks again for your help!!
 

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