Owners Manual

Create Source Group Criteria | Change Management and Compliance
OMNM 6.5.2 User Guide 511
As the screen says $input_source is what the code scans. The following is example of the type of
Perl you can enter that scans for contents like
description in shut down interfaces, and prints
output “Success” visible in the Audit viewer when it finds a matching term like
description in
whatever source you select:
if($input_source =~ m/shutdown/){
print("Success");
}
elsif($input_source =~ m/description/){
print("Success");
}
else
{
print("Failure - no description found");
}
Notice that you can also combine these scans with the Edit Source Group Criteria regular
expressions to streamline them.
Java (Groovy)
When you select Groovy as the type of Config term, an editor appears that lets you enter that type
of scans.
As the screen says this implements ProScanGroovy or Groovy Java classes. The method should
return ‘Success or ‘Failure -’ results, and assumes
public String validate (String
input) {
precedes what you enter in the text editor. The following is example of the type of Java
code you can enter that scans for contents like
description in shut down interfaces, and prints
output “Success” visible in the Audit viewer when it finds a matching term like
description in
whatever source you select:
if(input.contains("shutdown") || input.contains("description"))
{
return "Success";
}