NQE

I am trying to get an NQE scheduled to run every 5 mins. and fetch if an interface has any errors and/or if the interface utilization is high ( >90%).With the below NQE i get an error as below - Any fields with bytes is not recognized..ERROR: Record does not have field: "bytesOut". interfaceUtilization(iface) = 100 * (sum(iface.bytesOut) - sum(iface.bytesIn)) / (sum(iface.bytesOut) + sum(iface.bytesIn));foreach device in network.devicesforeach interface in device.interfaceswhere interface.adminStatus == AdminStatus.UPselect { deviceName: device.name, interfaceName: interface.name, utilization: interfaceUtilization(interface)} Not sure why “bytes” is not recognized by the NQE How to have this scheduled to run every 5 mins ?

The below are two lines that we are trying to pull data out of, but it appears utilizing device.file.config  from the data model wont return the information because they are comments?  Thoughts?   !! Last configuration change at 13:58:30 ZULU Fri Oct 25 2024 by personx! NVRAM config last updated at 14:01:13 ZULU Thu Aug 22 2024 by persony!

Team, i am using below query to get the virtual server name and dst ip from below query , but somehow i am getting 0 result , can anyone please help . -=-------------------- pattern01 = ```Ltm::Virtual Server: {VirtualServer: string}    |   Availability   : {Availability: string}              |   State          : {State: string}                |   IP Address     : {Destination: ipv4Address}    |   Reason         : {Reason: string}```; foreach device in network.deviceswhere device.platform.vendor == Vendor.F5where device.snapshotInfo.result == DeviceSnapshotResult.completedforeach command in device.outputs.commandswhere command.commandType == CommandType.F5_VIRTUAL_SERVER_STATElet text = command.responselet text = replaceMatches(text, "\n", "\n    ")let text = replaceMatches(text, "    Ltm::Virtual Server: ", "Ltm::VirtualServer: ")

Suppose you are using NQE queries to validate that your networking devices follow certain configuration benchmarks. You have an individual query for each benchmark, but you would also like a summary query that shows how each device in the network performs against every check. Here is how you can combine them.Below are two separate NQE queries that validate that the password policies on Cisco ASA devices require a minimum number of numbers and a minimum number of special characters, respectively.In each query, we define a function using the export command that takes in a Device as a parameter. export minNumber(device: Device) Then we call that function later in the same query with minNumber(device). This allows the query to be run on its own or part of another query.We save each file as min-numeric and min-special.pattern = ```password-policy min

how can i get the F5 POOL Member name ip and state and availability ?

I recently have done alot of work on building Golden Config and using NQE queries to find Actual Config on devices and compare to Golden Config and then building the remediation config so actual config will match Golden Config. I did this so Operations engineers can utilize the remediation config to implement on device either manually or through an Ansible playbook that utilizes the NQE Query and then build a workspace on devices being worked on to verify that Golden Config was implemented correctly on device(s). Below is a sample Query for a small section of config to ensure NTP configuration is correct on a Juniper device: goldenConfig_ntp_list =  ["set system ntp server 10.10.10.10",   "set system time-zone UTC"  ];foreach device in network.deviceswhere device.platform.os == OS.JUNOSlet outputs = device.outputsforeach command in outputs.commands  where command.commandText =

i am using below query to get the F5 Partition details.======================== foreach device in network.deviceswhere device.platform.vendor == Vendor.F5let outputs = device.outputsforeach c in outputs.commandswhere c.commandType == CommandType.PARTITION_CONFIGselect {  Device: device.name,  Location: device.locationName,  "Partition Name": c.response}=====================================  but the output is not looks good , i am also getting the Partition description in Output , i just need only Partition name only , Please help   

extractJson obtains a signatureId value that is a 9 digit Number. When viewing the results in the FN Results window the number appears with commas every three digits.  *When exporting the results to Excel the command is not included in the output.

For any users that may be looking to leverage a query to gather information on devices to compare with an existing CMDB inventory, or looking to import data into their existing CMDB to update inventory. Please checkout this NQE: /** * @intent Basic information about Network Devices for CMDB import/compare */formatStatus(deviceSnapshotResult) = when deviceSnapshotResult is collectionFailed(collectionError) -> "Collecting - " + replace(toString(collectionError), "DeviceCollectionError.", ""); completed -> "Completed"; processingFailed(processingError) -> "Processing - " + replace(toString(processingError), "DeviceProcessingError.", "");foreach device in network.deviceslet platform = device.platformlet snapshotInfo = device.snapshotInfoforeach component in platform.componentsselect { Name: device.name,

I have several questions around the NQE api endpoint for running a queries. This endpoint has parameters for limit and offset for the number of records to skip and how many records to request.(example from the documentation){  "query": "foreach d in network.devices select { Name: d.name }",  "queryId": "FQ_ac651cb2901b067fe7dbfb511613ab44776d8029",  "commitId": "84f84b0c0a0a1805ddff0ca5451c2c55c58605e5",  "queryOptions": {    "offset": 20,    "limit": 100,    "sortBy": {      "columnName": "Name",      "order": "ASC"    },    "columnFilters": [      {        "columnName": "Name",        "value": "MyDeviceName"      }    ]  },  "parameters": {    "mtuThreshold": 123,    "ntpServers": [      "10.22.2.3",      "192.33.4.1"    ]  }} I have a few questions, and would appreciate any guidan

Introduction Hello Community!  I wanted to share something I’ve been working on that may be helpful to you. It's a query designed to manipulate list arrays by transforming list elements into fixed-length strings, which then lets us easily join, split, or pop elements.  NQE built-in functions provide list iteration and for the most part, this satisfies data model iteration for our queries. The approach presented here extends NQE list operation abilities to manipulate lists or extract specific values when required.To accomplish this  we can apply a well known process called fixed-length string encoding which involves standardizing the length of each item in a list. By transforming variable-length strings into uniform sizes, we can “index” each item making if possible  to perform operations like joining, splitting, and extracting elements. It opens up new possibilities for customizing functions beyond the basics of list iteration and hopefully, i

[Resolved]Hi team,when I am trying to use one NQE query for public IPs from Forward Network NQE Library to use it further more on my query, I am getting error while using this. Its showing me module error. 

Hello NQE Enthusiasts, Several Months ago we posted a challenge to use NQE to solve the FizzBuzz challenge . We had so much fun we thought we would make it a reoccurring exercise to demonstrate the power of NQE and and have some more fun with it. You might be asking  “What are koans”?"koans" refer to a series of small coding challenges designed to teach programming concepts, often in a particular language. The term originates from Zen Buddhism, where a "koan" is a paradoxical question or statement used to provoke deep thought and insight.We are looking forward to see how everyone solves these challenges so tune in and give it a try,

I was asked by a customer to write an NQE check that would trigger a violation if there was not an explicit deny rule at the end of an ACL list. This query breaks down the acl list by acl name leveraging the group-by qualifier. We are also leveraging the `maxBy` function to find the last entry by leveraging the lineNumber property. // /**// * @intent Find acls by name, count and last entry// * @description test if there is an explicity deny rule at end of acl list// */acl_pattern_1 = `access-list {aclName:string} {!"remark"} {action:string} {rest:(string*)}`;maxLine(l) = l.line.lineNumber;foreach device in network.deviceswhere device.pl

Hi Team , How can i get F5 VIP Ip and Pool address details by NQE. ThanksRohit

OverviewThis solution for renumbering line number defaults in NQEs addresses the issue of zero-based indexing by adding one to the line number output, aligning it with user expectations and conventional numbering in configuration files. This adjustment enhances usability and accuracy in network management by ensuring that outputs from NQEs are more intuitive and consistent with other data sources. Additionally, the logic can be applied to child line numbers, further improving the flexibility of the solution. Benefits Improved Usability: The adjustment aligns line numbers with user expectations, making outputs more intuitive and reducing confusion during configuration management and troubleshooting. Enhanced Accuracy: By providing one-indexed line numbers, the solution minimizes errors that could arise from mismatches between displayed and expected line numbers in configurations.

Under the command type F5_LTM_POOL_STATE for F5 devices, the pool and pool members are in the following format:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ltm::Pool: XXX ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Status Availability : XXX State : XXX ... -------------------------------------------------------------- | Ltm::Pool Member: XXX -------------------------------------------------------------- | Status | Availability : XXX | State : XXX ... ----------------------------------------------------

Hi Team,Can you please help me with a NQE Query to get SNMP configured IPs on Fortinet Devices. 

I have a custom source that is appending zeros to the end of the microseconds which may be the cause of FN seeing it as a Float. Would it be possible in future versions to force a string data type so it might be manipulated or is there any other way I can manage this from the FN side?   Excited to begin using the date and timestamp functions.  Do you think they will become data types that could be used in the extractJson strings eventually? Custom source value:  extractJson code: If i change the value to Number or String the query errors because it sees that value as a Floatselect code

parserecords(ep) =     foreach x in [0]    let recordid = extractJson[{        kind: String, selfLink: String, items:            List<{                subList:List                    List<{                        kind: String, selfLink: String, name: String                }>            }>    }]foreach hs in network.externalSources.httpSourcesforeach ep in hs.endpointswhere ep.name == "endpointname" && ep.statusCode == 200let recordItems = (min(parserecords(ep))).itemsforeach i in recordItemsselect {    SrcName: hs.name,    subListName: i.subList.name}///////////////////////// Oops! The query doesn't work ///////////////Address the following issues:        - Line xx, character xx: Can't access field 'name' from 'i.subList', because that is a List<{kind: String, selfLink: String, name:String}>.

A custom source API call returns a date field in microseconds format. Does NQE have a built in function to convert? For example, 1725899407, to Sept. 9, 2024. Currently I don’t need the hours and minutes but in the future it may be necessary. I’ve searched “date” and “microseconds” in the documentation and online without success.

Borrowing a capture of the Results window from another post on this site for reference, is it possible to filter for values that are not present?For example, instead of “cisco” could I return records that are !=cisco. I understand I have the options to write it in the NQE or export into Excel and filter as a spreadsheet but it would be useful to have the ability to filter other comparison operators on the fly in the Results window. 

Is there a command equivalent to str(X) in Forward Networks?

For a user defined function as follows, can it be used to return a number or does it only return a Bool value? threshold : Number = 100;hasManySubInterfaces(iface) : Bool = length(iface.subinterfaces) > threshold; Say something like the following, is that possible? threshold : Number = 100;hasManySubInterfaces(iface) : Number= length(iface.subinterfaces) + threshold;

Is there any way to order the results in the NQE output ? E.g. order by field A then field B This would be within the query rather than once the results are shown in the table below the query itself.