Tracer VRF Template File

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# www.net-sense.com

# Author: Allan Silverstein

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# DO NOT MODIFY

# TRACER_REV variable

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set TRACER_REV 2

# Template for trace route script (tracer)

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# This template file should only be used

# if the trace routes are being performed from

# routers and you need to specify the

# VRF

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set VRF 1

# Scenario: Normal Steady State

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# Note, the yes/no field is whether or not the BGP best route should be present in the routing

# table. This is good for failure scenarios where you may want to confirm that a route is not

# reachable after a failure of some type.

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# For router: BR1

# Variables subnet yes/no "trace route path list"

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lappend DEST_LIST_1 [list "10.30.30.1" "yes" "1.1.1.1 1.1.2.1 1.1.3.1 1.1.4.1"]

lappend DEST_LIST_1 [list "10.4.4.2" "yes" "1.1.1.1 1.1.6.1 1.1.7.1 1.1.8.1"]

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# For router: SJ2

# Variables subnet yes/no "trace route path list"

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lappend DEST_LIST_2 [list "10.30.30.1" "yes" "2.1.1.1 2.1.2.1 2.1.3.1 2.1.4.1"]

lappend DEST_LIST_2 [list "10.4.4.2" "yes" "2.1.1.1 2.1.6.1 2.1.7.1 2.1.8.1"]

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# For router: 192.168.1.40 (3745)

# Variables subnet yes/no "trace route path list"

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lappend DEST_LIST_3 [list "10.30.30.1" "yes" "3.1.1.1 3.1.2.1 3.1.3.1 3.1.4.1"]

lappend DEST_LIST_3 [list "10.30.30.1" "yes" "3.1.1.1 3.1.6.1 3.1.6.1 3.1.6.1"]

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# The list of routers to telnet to and perform a trace route

# Field Definitions:

# 1. rtr: Router to telnet to and perform trace routes

# 2. vrf: Name of VRF to use when performing traceroutes from this router

# 3. The associated trace route destinations to check on this router

# 4. Source IP Address used for traceroutes from this router. To use the default

# address that the router wants to use, just leave the value, between the two

# double quotes, to nothing, or put in the key word default (see samples below)

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# rtr VRF dest_list src_IP

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lappend RTR_LIST [list "br1" "vpn1" "$DEST_LIST_1" "1.1.1.1"]

lappend RTR_LIST [list "sj2" "vpn1" "$DEST_LIST_2" ""]

lappend RTR_LIST [list "192.168.1.40" "vpn2" "$DEST_LIST_3" "default"]

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# Optional feature which will issue specified commands immediately before

# each traceroute

# None of the commands below can have the requirement of

# entering a confirm, yes , or no after the command

# In addition to listing commands that do not require a

# confirmation after entering the command, the following three

# special commands can be entered in this list

# 1. SLEEP <seconds> - This command will introduce a delay before entering

# the next command in the list. MUST BE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS

# 2. PING - This command will ping the address that will be used in the

# traceroute. Do not specify an ip address or vrf next to this command

# MUST BE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS

# 3. ping <ip address> - This command will ping the address specfied. Do not

# enter the vrf name, the script will automatially do

# that.

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#lappend PRE_TRACE_CMD_LIST "show ip cef"

#lappend PRE_TRACE_CMD_LIST "SLEEP 1.0"

#lappend PRE_TRACE_CMD_LIST "PING"

#lappend PRE_TRACE_CMD_LIST "ping 10.1.1.1"

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# OPTIONAL Diagnostic Command List

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# Commands to enter on a router in the event a traceroute fails,

# or the actual path does not match the expected path

# Inserting the KEY words SRC, DST, or VRF will substitute the

# source/destination or vrf-name of the failed traceroute in the command.

# Leave these commands commented out if you do not wanted to issue

# any Diagnostic commands following a failed traceroute.

# None of the commands below can have the requirement of

# entering a confirm, yes , or no after the command

# In addition to listing commands that do not require a

# confirmation after entering the command, the following three

# special commands can be entered in this list

# 1. SLEEP <seconds> - This command will introduce a delay before entering

# the next command in the list. MUST BE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS

# 2. PING - This command will ping the address that will be used in the

# traceroute. Do not specify an ip address next to this command

# MUST BE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS

# 3. ping <ip address> - This command will ping the address specfied.

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#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "show ip route vrf VRF"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "SLEEP 1.0"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "PING"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "ping vrf VRF 10.1.1.1"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "show ip route vrf VRF DST"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "show ip eigrp vrf VRF neighbors"

#lappend DIAG_CMD_LIST "show ip cef vrf VRF DST"