Arista eaAPI - show hostname about cpal HOT 5 CLOSED

yea, it works, maybe it's the version..

eos-sw01#sh hostname
Hostname: eos-sw01
FQDN:     eos-sw01.ipyandy.local

eos-sw01#sh ver
Arista DCS-7050T-64-R
Hardware version:    00.00
Serial number:       JPE13020644
System MAC address:  001c.732e.b558

Software image version: 4.13.2F
Architecture:           i386
Internal build version: 4.13.2F-1649184.4132F.2
Internal build ID:      eeb3c212-b4bd-4c19-ba34-1b0aa36e43f1

Uptime:                 9 hours and 19 minutes
Total memory:           3990500 kB
Free memory:            1291648 kB

but it doesn't work on vEOS, probably why, different versions...

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Okay. Was going to say, thought I was losing it. My version doesn't support. All good though.

On Apr 2, 2014, at 6:50 PM, Yandy Ramirez [email protected] wrote:

yea, it works, maybe it's the version..

eos-sw01#sh hostname
Hostname: eos-sw01
FQDN: eos-sw01.ipyandy.local
eos-sw01#sh ver
Arista DCS-7050T-64-R
Hardware version: 00.00
Serial number: JPE13020644
System MAC address: 001c.732e.b558

Software image version: 4.13.2F
Architecture: i386
Internal build version: 4.13.2F-1649184.4132F.2
Internal build ID: eeb3c212-b4bd-4c19-ba34-1b0aa36e43f1

Uptime: 9 hours and 19 minutes
Total memory: 3990500 kB
Free memory: 1291648 kB
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The string parsing one wasn't working either, would return "local inf" or something like that. I can create a getHostnameOld() to support the old and new style for now.

what do you think?

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Why don't you get fancy and check OS first so the user doesn't have to know which to call?? :) If it's 4.12. or earlier, execute getHostnameOld() else getHostname. Mine is 4.12+ right now.

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not a bad idea, lets see how that plays out.. BOOM!

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