Some questions

Katie Petrusha wrote:

Dear Katie,

> On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 04:35:12PM +0300, Alexander Moskalenko wrote:
> 
> Dear Alexander,
> 
> 
>>Hello !
>>
>>I'm trying to automate cisco prefix-lists configuration.
>>
>>1. Is it possible to set name for prefix-list ?
> 
> 
> Not for now but will be implemented soon. Now you can only set the start number by
> @RtConfig set cisco_prefix_acl_no = 0
> if you're using prefix lists.
> 'pl' prefix is hardcoded but I'll make it configurable in the next release.
> 

Now I made a template per peer and using sed to replace 'pl100' by the name i want.
If there will be a possibility to configure this thing the way like:

@RtConfig cisco_prefix_acl_name = <prefix-name>
@RtConfig import <ASN-1> <rtr-1> <ASN-2> <rtr-2>
@RtConfig cisco_prefix_acl_name = <another prefix-name>
@RtConfig import <ASN-1> <rtr-1> <ASN-2> <rtr-2>

> 
> 
> As you may have noticed, the identical prefix/access lists are not printed for optimization by default.
> However, if you want the identical prefix/access lists to be printed, you may turn on this option:
> 
>  -disable_access_list_cache

ok, thanx, I'll use it
my BGP configuration requires prefix list per peer

and another question:
if there is a tool to automaticaly change router's configuration?
for example something changes in RIPE DB, my script compares new prefix-list with 
the previous, mails diff
then human reads mail and, if all ok, reply with password and string 'OK', 
configuration automaticaly changes