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ofir eldar created · Oct 26, 2018 at 11:42 AM · recordertool
The CloudShell Recorder is a command line utility tool used to record customer device responses to certain SNMP commands, for troubleshooting purposes.
Installing the CloudShell Recorder
$ python -m pip install cloudshell-recorder
cloudshell_recorder.exe
file from one of our Releases.Producing an SNMP Recording
To generate a recording, run one of the following commands depending on your SNMP version:
For SNMP v1 and v2:
$ cloudshell_recorder new 127.0.0.1 --record-type=snmp --snmp-community=public
For SNMP v3:
$ cloudshell_recorder.exe new 192.168.42.235 --record-type=snmp --snmp-user=snmp_user_v3 --snmp-password=Password1 --snmp-private-key=Password2 --snmp-auth-protocol=SHA --snmp-priv-protocol=DES --destination-path=.\ --snmp-bulk
Cloudshell Recorder Help
For additional information, run the following command to view the CloudShell Recorder help file:
$ cloudshell_recorder new --help
License
The CloudShell Recorder is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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