Cisco Config Builders

[carlos_perez at darkoperator.com (Carlos Perez)]

Thank you for sharing as soon as I get a chance I will download them  
and test them since I also work a lot with cisco equipment and provide  
any feedback of what I find

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On Aug 15, 2009, at 12:35 PM, Cody Dumont <CDumont at nwnit.com> wrote:

> Greetings All,
>
> In the Defcon Podcast the Paul and team asked us, the listeners, to  
> give some feed back and let the Pauldotcom crew know how they have  
> inspired us, etc.  So here is my inspiration story.
>
> Having worked in the Networking and IT for awhile, over the last 5  
> years of so I have really embrace the open source community more  
> than ever.  During this time I have felt guilty about not really  
> giving back.  Mostly because I did not really feel I had any  more  
> to give, there is some much good stuff out there, I would just be  
> repeating what someone else said.  But also during that time I  
> started to use MS excel to build Cisco configurations, for routers,  
> switches, ASA, PIX, Local Director, CSS, ACE, etc....even started to  
> do config builder for NETSH and other items....
>
> So finally, I feel I have something to add to community.  I started  
> a blog at my website ?www.melcara.com?  called Cisco  
> Configuration Builders.  Every week I will publish a new little exce 
> l spreadsheet which does some sort of configuration.  Now, please un 
> derstand, these config builders are not designed for a person who is 
>  new to Cisco.  Now, now...hear me out.....I did not build the scrip 
> t to do a lot of error checks and such.  If in the ip address block  
> you  put something like ?300.300.300.300?, then the tools does  
> not care.  Doing a lot of the error checking would just take me way  
> to much time.  Now, these are good tools for people new to field and 
>  who have been there along time to simply do the job a little faster 
>  and more consistent.
>
> I use these tools everyday in my job.  While I can?t publish the act 
> ual tools I use, I am taking many of the components out and publishi 
> ng them.  So over the course of time, you  might have 30 spreadsheet 
> s that I have combined into one, but you will have all the tools and 
>  code to make a great tool yourself.
>
> In true spirit of open source, these are 100% free.  I will not  
> charge for any that I publish on the site.  Please feel free to  
> comment, download them and make them your own.  I will respond to  
> any comments, but I can say when I will respond, but I will respond.
>
> So, thank you all who have contributed to open source world, and I  
> hope that you find value in what I am posting.
>
> Cody.
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