work on data in text file
Hi,
I have a 30,000 line text file from which I need to compile data.
I will use example,
say I have lines as below:
object-group network C
network-object host 10.57.31.66
network-object host 10.57.31.67
network-object host 10.80.40.201
network-object host 10.80.40.202
object-group network A
network-object 10.14.60.0 255.255.252.0
network-object 10.14.63.0 255.255.255.0
network-object 10.14.64.0 255.255.255.0
object-group network B
network-object host 10.13.5.116
network-object host 10.13.5.117
I need to do following [order of steps is not important; final result is]:
1. remove all occurance of network-object and object-group network; so the lines remains:
C
host 10.57.31.66
host 10.57.31.67
host 10.80.40.201
host 10.80.40.202
A
10.14.60.0 255.255.252.0
10.14.63.0 255.255.255.0
10.14.64.0 255.255.255.0
B
host 10.13.5.116
host 10.13.5.117
2. Now transform all subnet masks to slash (/) notation [only output from object A shown below].
Refer link http://www.mattwaddell.com/2008/08/26/slash-notation-for-subnet-masks-quick-reference/
10.14.60.0 22
10.14.63.0 24
10.14.64.0 24
3. Give name as host_ip or subnet_mask and have lines read as:
host_10_57_31_66 10.57.31.66
host_10_57_31_67 10.57.31.67
host_10_80_40_201 10.80.40.201
host_10_80_40_202 10.80.40.202
10_14_60_0_22 10.14.60.0/22
10_14_63_0_24 10.14.63.0/24
10_14_64_0_24 10.14.64.0/24
host_10_13_5_116 10.13.5.116
host_10_13_5_117 10.13.5.117
4. Finally using host_ip and/or subnet_mask and club with name as below:
host_10_57_31_66 10.57.31.66
host_10_57_31_67 10.57.31.67
host_10_80_40_201 10.80.40.201
host_10_80_40_202 10.80.40.202
10_14_60_0_22 10.14.60.0/22
10_14_63_0_24 10.14.63.0/24
10_14_64_0_24 10.14.64.0/24
host_10_13_5_116 10.13.5.116
host_10_13_5_117 10.13.5.117
set C address host_10_57_31_66
set C address host_10_57_31_67
set C address host_10_80_40_201
set C address host_10_80_40_202
set A address 10_14_60_0_22
set A address 10_14_63_0_24
set A address 10_14_64_0_24
set B address host_10_13_5_116
set B address host_10_13_5_117
Sorry for the long question.
Thank you for all the help.
I have a 30,000 line text file from which I need to compile data.
I will use example,
say I have lines as below:
object-group network C
network-object host 10.57.31.66
network-object host 10.57.31.67
network-object host 10.80.40.201
network-object host 10.80.40.202
object-group network A
network-object 10.14.60.0 255.255.252.0
network-object 10.14.63.0 255.255.255.0
network-object 10.14.64.0 255.255.255.0
object-group network B
network-object host 10.13.5.116
network-object host 10.13.5.117
I need to do following [order of steps is not important; final result is]:
1. remove all occurance of network-object and object-group network; so the lines remains:
C
host 10.57.31.66
host 10.57.31.67
host 10.80.40.201
host 10.80.40.202
A
10.14.60.0 255.255.252.0
10.14.63.0 255.255.255.0
10.14.64.0 255.255.255.0
B
host 10.13.5.116
host 10.13.5.117
2. Now transform all subnet masks to slash (/) notation [only output from object A shown below].
Refer link http://www.mattwaddell.com/2008/08/26/slash-notation-for-subnet-masks-quick-reference/
10.14.60.0 22
10.14.63.0 24
10.14.64.0 24
3. Give name as host_ip or subnet_mask and have lines read as:
host_10_57_31_66 10.57.31.66
host_10_57_31_67 10.57.31.67
host_10_80_40_201 10.80.40.201
host_10_80_40_202 10.80.40.202
10_14_60_0_22 10.14.60.0/22
10_14_63_0_24 10.14.63.0/24
10_14_64_0_24 10.14.64.0/24
host_10_13_5_116 10.13.5.116
host_10_13_5_117 10.13.5.117
4. Finally using host_ip and/or subnet_mask and club with name as below:
host_10_57_31_66 10.57.31.66
host_10_57_31_67 10.57.31.67
host_10_80_40_201 10.80.40.201
host_10_80_40_202 10.80.40.202
10_14_60_0_22 10.14.60.0/22
10_14_63_0_24 10.14.63.0/24
10_14_64_0_24 10.14.64.0/24
host_10_13_5_116 10.13.5.116
host_10_13_5_117 10.13.5.117
set C address host_10_57_31_66
set C address host_10_57_31_67
set C address host_10_80_40_201
set C address host_10_80_40_202
set A address 10_14_60_0_22
set A address 10_14_63_0_24
set A address 10_14_64_0_24
set B address host_10_13_5_116
set B address host_10_13_5_117
Sorry for the long question.
Thank you for all the help.
sjklein42
Do you still need help with this? It seems to overlap with your other project (:modify/sort data in text file").
ASKER
Yes, this overlaps only in the final part where I get address set with addresses.
Am expecting a new text file with possible more lines and hence requesting complete solution than just piece solutions.
This time I have use excel and text editors to replace/sort data; want an easier approach as it looks this effort would get replicated.
Thank you.
Am expecting a new text file with possible more lines and hence requesting complete solution than just piece solutions.
This time I have use excel and text editors to replace/sort data; want an easier approach as it looks this effort would get replicated.
Thank you.
ASKER
Any updates on this project.
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Thank you so much for working on this.
Am asking a favor here; can you also please look at two of my related questions to an earlier solution given by you.
Regards.
Am asking a favor here; can you also please look at two of my related questions to an earlier solution given by you.
Regards.
Post the links here and I will take a look.