I'm stumped at how to get the following CCS pattern capture to work as desired.
regex_test in NetMRI does a double capture of a match.
I need to capture the interface name, the descripion (which may be blank), the interface status and the SFP type at the end.
Sample device outputs:
Gi6/0/47 P_C320 notconnect 1 full 1000 1000BaseSX SFP
Twe1/0/17 disabled routed full 10G SFP-10GBase-SR
Twe1/0/1 asROUTR1 Te2/0/5 notconnect routed full 10G SFP-10GBase-SR
Twe1/0/18 disabled routed full 10G SFP-10GBase-SR
Te3/0/6 Testing Netbackup notconnect 750 full 10G SFP-10GBase-SR
Eth1/32 -- disabled routed auto auto 10Gbase-LR
$Interface /^[\w/\s]{11}/
$Description /[\w\s-]{18}/
$Int_status /(disabled|notconnec(t)?)/
$Transceiver /((SFP-)?\d+(G)?Base[-A-Z]+)/
[[$Interface]] [[$Description]] [[$Int_status]] \s(\d+|routed)\s+(full|auto)\s+\w+ [[$Transceiver]]
The NetMRI regex_test produces:
(Tw1/0/17 ) (...............) (disabled) (disabled)
Regex101 pattern:
(disabled|notconnec(t)?) \s(\d+|routed)\s+(full|auto)\s+\w+ ((SFP-)?\d+(G)?[Bb]ase[-A-Z]+)
Regex101 result:
Match 1 32-84 disabled routed full 10G SFP-10GBase-SR
Group 1 32-40 disabled
Group 3 45-51 routed
Group 4 58-62 full
Group 5 70-84 SFP-10GBase-SR
Group 6 70-74 SFP-
I've tried plenty of tweaks, including adding a variable called $Filler to just capture the exact number of characters to ignore.
