Re: RANCID filter_audit

Sat, Jul 29, 2006 at 05:10:20PM -0500, Howard C. Berkowitz:
>=20
> No, I'm thinking of something that (gasp) I had with the IBM 360 assemb=
ler and
> other compilers and assemblers.
>=20
> At the end of a configuration (to start), it would list an address (or =
a
> subnet), and tell you all the statements that referenced it. For exampl=
e,
>         ip address
>         access-list (and probably indirect references in maps)
>         ospf network statements
>         server references
>         static routes
> as a starting point.  In other words, it tells you EVERYWHERE you need =
to make
> changes when you change an address or something affecting it.

To some degree this is called Juniper/JunOS or Procket.  Oh, wait, Cisco
killed off Procket.