topic Re: Is there a way to filter the output of commands? in ZoneDirector

Is there a way to filter the output of commands?

dustin_robins — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 16:28:11 GMT

Looking to see if we can filter the output of commands like you can in Cisco. When I put in a pipe at the end of the command, it comes back with missing filters, but none of the normal filters are working.

ruckus# show wlan all |
Missing filter

Re: Is there a way to filter the output of commands?

karl_lavender_7 — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 18:44:43 GMT

Type 'help' before the primary string... eg. ruckus# help show

This should output a complete list of show commands for whatever priv level you are logged in as.

On the ZD1200 I see the following show wlan block of commands available:

show wlan all
Displays a list of all WLAN services (Names).
show wlan name
Displays information for the specified WLAN service (NAME).
show wlan name stations
Displays a list of wireless stations associated with a WLAN service.
show wlan-group all
Displays a list of existing WLAN groups.
show wlan-group name
Displays information about a specified WLAN group.

Re: Is there a way to filter the output of commands?

dustin_robins — Fri, 01 Apr 2016 19:07:16 GMT

Right, but type "show wlan all |" then hit enter. The next line says missing filter. What are the filters?

Re: Is there a way to filter the output of commands?

tess_daniel — Wed, 15 Mar 2017 20:10:04 GMT

i am looking for the exact same thing, to filter out just a few lines containing a word out of the output.

ruckus# show wlan all | ?
here?
ruckus# show wlan all |

Is "here" a command?, i could not find it in the CLI reference guide , if i do-

ruckus# show wlan all | here
here?
WORD

i get the option to put in the "Word" but it does not seem to work , i tried putting a filter word but i still get the whole thing.

i might be wrong in presuming that this works the same as cisco as well.

Re: Is there a way to filter the output of commands?

michael_brado — Wed, 15 Mar 2017 22:10:01 GMT

Sorry, there's no LINUX type pipe/more filter in Ruckus OS CLI.