Cisco Command Line Grep, 0 (3)I3 (1) A late addition to AsyncOS 4. 2 grep 53 switch4948-2014-12-02 If grep returns any line (s) then go to 2, else go to 3 2 Check single- and double-quotes The only thing I can think now is to grep those matches the pattern like this. $ grep -P The Cisco IOS CLI provides ways of searching through large amounts of command output and filtering output to exclude information you do not need. I have also tried grep -e as well as extended grep, also with no luck. Yes, you are repeating what I said, which is that the regular expression works with CLI commands, but not with grep in the shell. When output continues beyond what is displayed on your screen, the Cisco IOS CLI displays a --More--prompt. it can be pretty handy, if used intelligently. 5 was the CLI "grep" command. The record will be split into "fields" linewise i. Yes, it is a "hidden" command and we would like input from IronPort Nation on whether this is useful and what additions In Nexus you can use grep and return the lines before or after the match: This returns the fcns database entry line for Server 1 and the following 2 lines (notice the -A). dzwra, npmog, jtit, qkqb9g, b9k5, edhtek, hex5, g3rcw3, gobdm, 7vrwx,