Users Guide

Create Source Group Criteria | Change Management and Compliance
510 OMNM 6.5.3 User Guide
bgp/s+{/n/s+group/s+internal/s+{/n/s+type/s+internal;/n/s+export/s+nhs
NOTE:
Make sure you check Multi-line Support.
Another example:
lab@MyServer# show policy-options
policy-statement nhs {
term set-nhs {
then {
next-hop self;
}
}
}
The following regex statement matches this example:
policy-statement\s+ns\s+{\n\s+term\s+set-nhs\s+{\n\s+then\s+{\n\s+next-
hop\s+self
Perl/Java (Groovy) Language Policies
In addition to regular expressions, you can enter Config Terms that use either Perl or Java (Groovy)
language capabilities for scans. The following sections describe these.
•
Perl
• Java (Groovy)
These scans are compiled at runtime, and the Java scan uses the Groovy libraries, included with
OpenManage Network Manager. You may need to install Perl on Windows application servers if
you want to use that type of Config Term (it often comes with other supported operating systems).
Refer to the
OpenManage Network Manager Installation Guide for upgrading Perl instructions.
Perl
When you select Perl as the type of Config term, an editor appears that lets you enter Perl scans.