Diagnostic results problem

[menemat]

Hi folks,
We've created a diagnostic tool for Juniper switches. The command used is "show configuration interfaces | display xml". However, the diagnostic fails. But when we execute a command like "show configuration interfaces ge-0/0/0 | display xml", it works perfectly.

{
"type": ".SimpleDiagnostic",
"id": 4,
"name": "Juniper_interfaces_xml",
"targetGroup": {
"type": "StaticDeviceGroup",
"changeDate": 1712574127000,
"id": 30,
"name": "test",
"folder": "test",
"hiddenFromReports": false
},
"enabled": true,
"resultType": "TEXT",
"deviceDriver": "JuniperJunos",
"cliMode": "operate",
"command": "show configuration interfaces | display xml",
"modifierPattern": "",
"modifierReplacement": "",
"deviceDriverDescription": "Juniper Junos"
}

Output:

[WARN] Setting value for diagnostic key 'Juniper_interfaces_xml'
[ERROR] Error while executing the diagnostics: org.hibernate.exception.DataException: could not execute statement

Netshot version 0.18.3

The switch is a Juniper ex2200-24p-4g. There are no virtual chassis, so the network interfaces are limited.

Thanks in advance.
M.

[SCadilhac]

The result of the diagnostic is too long to be stored in the DB as per current constraints.
Diagnostics were designed to report rather short results.
May I know why you are trying to store the entire interface config block in XML format rather that using curly and set config formats already stored by the Junos driver?

[menemat]

At the moment there are no way to retrive the configured vlan on a specific port.
In /devices/{id}/interfaces there aren't info about vlan.

With this diagnostic we are able to retrive this information as a text:

``
import re

def extract_interface_vlan(output):
clean_configs = [re.sub(r"^set interfaces |unit 0 family ethernet-switching vlan members ", "", line) for line in output.split('\n') if line.startswith("set interfaces") and not line.startswith("set interfaces vlan") and not line.startswith("set interfaces irb") and "native" not in line]
return '\n'.join(clean_configs)

def diagnose(cli, device, diagnostic):
cli.macro("operate")
output = cli.command("show configuration interfaces | display set | match vlan")
interface_configs = extract_interface_vlan(output)
diagnostic.set(interface_configs)

``

The output is like this:
ge-0/0/0 199-200
ge-0/0/0 204
ge-0/0/0 301
ge-0/0/1 204
ge-0/0/2 204
....

The idea would then be to make a simple graphical interface (with django) to read and modify the vlan of a port.