fisker086/aiops/cisco

Cisco IOS Network Device Skill

Provides Cisco IOS/IOS-XE network device (switch/router) operations via SSH.

Switching Operations

• VLAN: show vlan
• Interface: show interfaces
• Interface Status: show interface status
• Interface Trunk: show interface trunk
• MAC: show mac address-table
• Spanning Tree: show spanning-tree brief
• Spanning Tree Detail: show spanning-tree detail

Routing Operations

• IP Route: show ip route
• IP Route Detailed: show ip route detail

Protocol Operations

• OSPF: show ip ospf
• OSPF Neighbor: show ip ospf neighbor
• OSPF Interface: show ip ospf interface
• OSPF Database: show ip ospf database

• BGP: show ip bgp
• BGP Neighbor: show ip bgp neighbors
• BGP Routing Table: show ip bgp routing-table

• EIGRP: show ip eigrp protocols
• EIGRP Neighbor: show ip eigrp neighbors
• EIGRP Topology: show ip eigrp topology

• RIP Database: show ip rip database

NAT & ACL

• NAT Translation: show ip nat translations
• NAT Statistics: show ip nat statistics
• Access Lists: show access-lists

CEF

• IP CEF: show ip cef
• IP CEF Detail: show ip cef detail

High Availability

• Failover: show failover (ASA)

System Operations

• Version: show version
• Inventory: show inventory
• Power: show power
• Environment: show environment all
• CPU: show cpu
• Memory: show memory
• Clock: show clock
• License: show license
• VTP: show vtp status
• Port Channel: show port-channel summary
• CDP Neighbors: show cdp neighbors
• CDP Neighbors Detail: show cdp neighbors detail

Use builtin_cisco_ios tool with fields:

• operation: Operation name
• host: Device IP address or hostname
• port: SSH port (default: 22)
• user: SSH username (default: admin)
• password: SSH password
• command: Custom show command (optional)

Example:

operation: "show_ospf_neighbor"
host: "192.168.1.3"
user: "admin"
password: "Cisco123"

Example - check routing table:

operation: "show_ip_route"
host: "192.168.1.3"
user: "admin"
password: "Cisco123"

Example - check BGP:

operation: "show_bgp_neighbor"
host: "192.168.1.3"
user: "admin"
password: "Cisco123"

Example - check NAT:

operation: "show_nat_translation"
host: "192.168.1.3"
user: "admin"
password: "Cisco123"

Note: Requires SSH access to the Cisco device. Commands are read-only (show only).