On 8/23/2010 6:20 PM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>>> Also, in 2.0 we have support for nested aliases. What you can do with
>>> this is pretty straightforward ofcourse. You can then update 1 specific
>>> alias which is part of the parent alias.
>>>
>>> This should make management a lot easier, the chan
>> Also, in 2.0 we have support for nested aliases. What you can do with
>> this is pretty straightforward ofcourse. You can then update 1 specific
>> alias which is part of the parent alias.
>>
>> This should make management a lot easier, the chances of error smaller
>> and possibly the number of
On 8/23/2010 3:12 PM, Seth Mos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Op 23 aug 2010, om 21:08 heeft Jim Cheetham het volgende geschreven:
>
>> Perhaps there's another way; what are you doing this for? Instead of
>> basing rules on a large set of aliases that you have to update
>> regularly, is there some other charac
Hi,
Op 23 aug 2010, om 21:08 heeft Jim Cheetham het volgende geschreven:
> Perhaps there's another way; what are you doing this for? Instead of
> basing rules on a large set of aliases that you have to update
> regularly, is there some other characteristic you can group your rules
> by? (AKA 'des
Quoting Joseph L. Casale (from 24/08/10 04:23):
>> You can export a configuration file to see the file structure, build
>> a configuration backup that has the aliases in it based on the sample,
>> and then restore your "backup". That's what we did.
>
> That’s a good idea, but the lists need updat
>You can export a configuration file to see the file structure, build
>a configuration backup that has the aliases in it based on the sample,
>and then restore your "backup". That's what we did.
That’s a good idea, but the lists need updating and something scriptable
would be easier so I could do
You can export a configuration file to see the file structure, build a
configuration backup that has the aliases in it based on the sample, and
then restore your "backup". That's what we did.
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Is there any undocumented tricks to creating large aliases other than
by hand? I have some I need to create with maybe 100 or more small
networks. Can I import the list at the cli somehow and have the gui
acknowledge them?
Thanks!
jlc
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