Execute CLI Commands Using an Event Policy
To execute a CLI command on occurrence of an event, use the following configuration:
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user@host# show event-options
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policy <policy-name> {
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events <event-name>;
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then {
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execute-commands {
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commands {
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"show version";
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}
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output-filename cmd_output;
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destination test_dest;
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}
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}
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}
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destinations {
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test_dest {
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archive-sites {
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/var/tmp;
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}
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}
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}
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user@host#
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As described in the previous configuration example, when a specified event occurs in the system, the policy is executed and a CLI command mentioned in the policy executes (in this example, "show version").
The output of the command is saved in the file 'cmd_output' and transferred to a specified destination directory (in this example, "/var/tmp").
When the output file is written to the destination directory, the Junos OS system name and timestamp are appended to the file name.