What are the differences in CLI commands between Nipper (v2) and Nipper (v3)?
The below table highlights any differences in the commands from Nipper 2 to Nipper 3, to allow for a smooth upgrade between the two versions.
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Command |
Nipper 2 |
Nipper 3 |
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Device auditing |
nipper --input="C:\Program Files\NipperStudio\demo-files\Cisco_ASA_9.1.txt" --security=on --output= "C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\Cisco Audit.html"
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nipper –-device "C:\Program Files\Nipper\demo-files\Cisco_ASA_9.1.txt" –-security --save "C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\Cisco Audit.html"
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Auditing a network device (example using Cisco IOS Router) |
nipper --remote-device=192.168.0.0 --ios-router --protocol=ssh --port=22 --user-name=admin --password=password --output= "C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\Remote Audit.html"
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nipper --ios-router –-input=ssh://admin:password@192.168.0.0:22?enable=privilege-password&version=system:running-config+&read-timeout=3000&connection-timeout=10000 --output= "C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\RemoteAudit.html" |
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Auditing network devices via CSV |
--network-device-csv=" C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\ \network_device.csv”
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--input-csv=" C:\Users\Nipper\Documents\network_device.csv” |