The idea is to artificially simulate configuration and commit confirmed behavior on all IOS devices like on IOS-XR routers.
This could be done with feature config archive, config replace and EM applet.
clicol would simulate router conversation but actually it will write the candidate config into a file and commit it after user stops input by committing it. "confirm" keyword may be used to revert config in case connection problem.
Example:
R1# (user hit CTRL-\ and C to indicate clicol that we are using this feature)
clicol then present prompt instead of router:
%R1(config)#
user enters configuration. e.g:
%R1(config)#interface g0/1
%R1(config)# ip add 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0
user ends session with commit confirm with 10 minutes
%R1(config)#commit confirm 10
clicol then enters these commands.
To be continued...
The idea is to artificially simulate configuration and commit confirmed behavior on all IOS devices like on IOS-XR routers.
This could be done with feature config archive, config replace and EM applet.
clicol would simulate router conversation but actually it will write the candidate config into a file and commit it after user stops input by committing it. "confirm" keyword may be used to revert config in case connection problem.
Example:
R1# (user hit CTRL-\ and C to indicate clicol that we are using this feature)
clicol then present prompt instead of router:
%R1(config)#
user enters configuration. e.g:
%R1(config)#interface g0/1
%R1(config)# ip add 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0
user ends session with commit confirm with 10 minutes
%R1(config)#commit confirm 10
clicol then enters these commands.
To be continued...