Hello,
 
Is it possible with TCL to retrieve the amount of connections a dialpeer has?
 
When I issue the show dial-peer voice <tag> | include connections command, the output shows:
incoming called-number = `123456789', connections/maximum = 0/unlimited,
 
I guess I can read the output and find the digit which represents the current connections, but Im hoping there is a builtin command to just return the amount of connections for a specified dialpeer.
 
Thanks!
Grant
 

Lets say I have the following string: incoming called-number = `123456789', connections/maximum = 0/unlimited,
When I execute the following command: regexp {incoming called-number = (`[0-9]*')} $input -> serviceNumber. The output is: `123456789'

When I execute the following command: regexp {incoming called-number = ([0-9]*)} $input -> serviceNumber. Notice the single quotes are gone. The output is: <EMPTY>, though the regexp returns 1.

Could someone help me with my regex pattern so it will just return 123456789, so without the quotes?

Thanks

Thanks that works.

Could someone explain to me why the command: set input [exec show dial-peer voice | section incoming called-number `123456789'] works in #tclsh mode, but when I add this command to a script and place a call to the number which then executes the script, cisco tells me invallid command name "exec"?

Alright. That's too bad.

Thanks!

Thanks.