op-mode-definitions/traceroute.xml


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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<interfaceDefinition>
  <tagNode name="traceroute">
    <properties>
      <help>Track network path to node</help>
      <completionHelp>
        <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
      </completionHelp>
    </properties>
    <command>/usr/bin/traceroute "$2"</command>
  </tagNode>
  <node name="traceroute">
    <properties>
      <help>Track network path to node</help>
      <completionHelp>
        <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
      </completionHelp>
    </properties>
    <children>
      <tagNode name="ipv4">
        <properties>
          <help>Explicitly use IPv4 when tracing the path</help>
          <completionHelp>
            <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt;</list>
          </completionHelp>
        </properties>
        <command>/usr/bin/traceroute -4 "$3"</command>
        <children>
          <tagNode name="tcp">
            <properties>
              <help>Route tracing and port detection using TCP</help>
            </properties>
            <children>
              <tagNode name="port">
                <properties>
                  <help>Perform operations on TCP ports</help>
                  <completionHelp>
                    <list>0-65535</list>
                  </completionHelp>
                </properties>
                <command>sudo /usr/sbin/tcptraceroute "$3" $6</command>
              </tagNode>
            </children>
          </tagNode>
        </children>
      </tagNode>
      <tagNode name="ipv6">
        <properties>
          <help>Explicitly use IPv6 when tracing the path</help>
          <completionHelp>
            <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
          </completionHelp>
        </properties>
        <command>/usr/bin/traceroute -6 "$3"</command>
        <children>
          <tagNode name="tcp">
            <properties>
              <help>Use TCP/IPv6 packets to perform a traceroute</help>
            </properties>
            <children>
              <tagNode name="port">
                <properties>
                  <help>Perform operations on TCP ports</help>
                  <completionHelp>
                    <list>0-65535</list>
                  </completionHelp>
                </properties>
                <command>sudo /usr/sbin/tcptraceroute6 "$3" $6</command>
              </tagNode>
            </children>
          </tagNode>
        </children>
      </tagNode>
      <tagNode name="vrf">
        <properties>
          <help>Track network path to specified node via given VRF</help>
          <completionHelp>
            <path>vrf name</path>
          </completionHelp>
        </properties>
        <children>
          <!-- we need an empty tagNode to pass in a plain fqdn/ip address and
               let traceroute decide how to handle this parameter -->
          <tagNode name="">
            <properties>
              <help>Track network path to specified node via given VRF</help>
              <completionHelp>
                <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
              </completionHelp>
            </properties>
            <command>sudo /usr/sbin/ip vrf exec "$3" /usr/bin/traceroute "$4"</command>
          </tagNode>
          <tagNode name="ipv4">
            <properties>
              <help>Explicitly use IPv4 when tracing the path via given VRF</help>
              <completionHelp>
                <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt;</list>
              </completionHelp>
            </properties>
            <command>sudo /usr/sbin/ip vrf exec "$3" /usr/bin/traceroute -4 "$5"</command>
          </tagNode>
          <tagNode name="ipv6">
            <properties>
              <help>Explicitly use IPv6 when tracing the path via given VRF</help>
              <completionHelp>
                <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
              </completionHelp>
            </properties>
            <command>sudo /usr/sbin/ip vrf exec "$3" /usr/bin/traceroute -6 "$5"</command>
          </tagNode>
        </children>
      </tagNode>
    </children>
  </node>
  <node name="monitor">
    <children>
      <tagNode name="traceroute">
        <properties>
          <help>Monitor path to destination in realtime</help>
          <completionHelp>
            <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
          </completionHelp>
        </properties>
        <command>/usr/bin/mtr "$3"</command>
      </tagNode>
      <node name="traceroute">
        <children>
          <tagNode name="vrf">
            <properties>
              <help>Monitor path to destination in realtime via given VRF</help>
              <completionHelp>
                <path>vrf name</path>
              </completionHelp>
            </properties>
            <children>
              <!-- we need an empty tagNode to pass in a plain fqdn/ip address and
                   let traceroute decide how to handle this parameter -->
              <tagNode name="">
                <properties>
                  <help>Track network path to specified node via given VRF</help>
                  <completionHelp>
                    <list>&lt;hostname&gt; &lt;x.x.x.x&gt; &lt;h:h:h:h:h:h:h:h&gt;</list>
                  </completionHelp>
                </properties>
                <command>sudo /usr/sbin/ip vrf exec "$4" /usr/bin/mtr "$5"</command>
              </tagNode>
            </children>
          </tagNode>
        </children>
      </node>
    </children>
  </node>
</interfaceDefinition>