Proposed CLI:
set nat cgnat pool external <external> range 192.0.2.0/30 seq 1 set nat cgnat pool external <external> range 192.0.2.128-192.0.2.132 seq 2 set nat cgnat pool external <external> per-user-limit port 1024 set nat cgnat pool external <external> global-port-range 1024-65535 set nat cgnat pool internal <internal> range 100.64.1.0/24
I'm not sure that a list of ports will be helpful in this way.
From time to time, we need to scan specific ports.
What about
force scan-port-host <x.x.x.x> proto <tcp|udp> port '8080-8081,9200' force port--discovery-host <x.x.x.x> proto <tcp|udp> port '8080' force port-scan host <x.x.x.x> proto <tcp|udp> port '8080'
And use native nmap binaries (as python3 nmap module is not installed by default)
Also, it has XML format if you want a custom table:
sudo nmap -oX - 127.0.0.1
Probably VNI is applied after BGP
vyos@r4:~$ /usr/libexec/vyos/priority.py | match "vrf|bri|vxlan"
11 vrf.py ['vrf']
310 interfaces_bridge.py ['interfaces', 'bridge']
460 interfaces_vxlan.py ['interfaces', 'vxlan']
481 protocols_static.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'static']
611 protocols_isis.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'isis']
621 protocols_ospf.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'ospf']
621 protocols_ospfv3.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'ospfv3']
821 protocols_bgp.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'bgp']
821 protocols_eigrp.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'eigrp']
822 vrf_vni.py ['vrf', 'name', 'vni']
vyos@r4:~$The current priorities:
vyos@r4:~$ /usr/libexec/vyos/priority.py | match "vrf|bri|vxlan"
11 vrf.py ['vrf']
310 interfaces_bridge.py ['interfaces', 'bridge']
460 interfaces_vxlan.py ['interfaces', 'vxlan']
481 protocols_static.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'static']
611 protocols_isis.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'isis']
621 protocols_ospf.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'ospf']
621 protocols_ospfv3.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'ospfv3']
821 protocols_bgp.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'bgp']
821 protocols_eigrp.py ['vrf', 'name', 'protocols', 'eigrp']
822 vrf_vni.py ['vrf', 'name', 'vni']
vyos@r4:~$@kevinrausch Thank you for the report, next time it is better to use set of the commands to reproduce
vyos@r4:~$ generate tech-support archive /tmp/foo
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/libexec/vyos/op_mode/generate_tech-support_archive.py", line 123, in <module>
tmp_dir.mkdir()
File "/usr/lib/python3.11/pathlib.py", line 1117, in mkdir
os.mkdir(self, mode)
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/tmp/foo/drops-debug_2024-03-31T12-07-09'
vyos@r4:~$It seems hardcoded here https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/252d03d6e419aae14ae75caed38d1b1001c916a2/src/op_mode/generate_tech-support_archive.py#L96
I think the wrapping should be left for the output to select since you can either be in a regular serialconsole of 80x25 or some highresmode which brings more characters per line or even through SSH with a 4k monitor which will be plenty of lines.
Since descriptions can be very long I assume there will be a linewrap at the end?
Since descriptions can be very long I assume there will be a linewrap at the end?
line 107: available_images: list[str] = annotated_list(grub.version_list())
Should be: available_images: list[str] = grub.version_list()
Not sure if it is meaningful to create a new operational vyos command "initiate" or re-write the reset to be consistent with older VyOS.
@ServerForge, it seems to be working with the v2.0.55-1 version. Could you build a package and re-check?
git clone -b v2.0.55-1 --single-branch https://github.com/sflow/host-sflow.git sudo apt-get install -y libpcap0.8-dev make deb FEATURES="PCAP DROPMON DBUS"
Only ethernet interfaces or bridges are allowed; from their docs https://sflow.net/host-sflow-linux-config.php
PCAP Packet Sampling
It seems a broken local build; close the task.
Reopen if necessary.
"reset vpn ipsec " command and does not reset SAs that are dow
We need to implement https://manpages.debian.org/testing/wide-dhcpv6-client/dhcp6c.conf.5.en.html#script like in ipv4 dhcp client