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Skill bradmccloskey/claude-cisco-skills/cisco-troubleshoot

Nine Claude Code skills for Cisco network automation: backup, config gen, discovery, QoS testing, security audit.

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Generate Python scripts for troubleshooting Cisco network issues. Use when the user needs to diagnose connectivity problems, protocol issues, performance problems, or collect diagnostic data from Cisco devices.

SKILL.md

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Cisco Network Troubleshooting Scripts

Write Python scripts for diagnosing and troubleshooting Cisco network issues. Follow these standards:

Troubleshooting Workflows

Layer 1 - Physical

  • Check interface status (up/down, err-disabled)
  • Detect CRC errors, input/output errors, collisions
  • Verify cable type and SFP module status
  • Check PoE status and power budget

Layer 2 - Data Link

  • MAC address table lookup and tracing
  • STP issues (root bridge, blocked ports, topology changes)
  • VLAN mismatch detection (native VLAN, allowed VLANs)
  • EtherChannel member state and load balancing
  • CDP/LLDP neighbor mapping

Layer 3 - Network

  • Routing table analysis and path tracing
  • OSPF neighbor stuck states, MTU mismatches
  • BGP session diagnostics (state, prefix counts, route filtering)
  • EIGRP stuck-in-active detection
  • ARP table analysis, duplicate IP detection
  • MTU path discovery

Security

  • ACL hit analysis (which rules are matching)
  • NAT translation table diagnostics
  • VPN tunnel debugging (Phase 1/Phase 2 state)
  • Port security violations
  • DHCP snooping / Dynamic ARP Inspection issues

Performance

  • Interface utilization trending
  • QoS policy verification and queue stats
  • CPU and memory utilization collection
  • Top talkers via NetFlow data

Script Patterns

# Troubleshooting scripts should:
# 1. Collect relevant show commands
# 2. Parse output into structured data
# 3. Apply diagnostic logic (rules/thresholds)
# 4. Present findings with severity levels
# 5. Suggest remediation commands where possible

Libraries to Use

  • netmiko for command execution
  • pyats + genie for structured parsing (preferred)
  • textfsm / ttp as parsing alternatives
  • rich for colored severity output (CRITICAL/WARNING/INFO)
  • networkx for topology analysis if needed

Output Format

  • Use severity levels: CRITICAL, WARNING, INFO
  • Show the diagnostic finding and supporting evidence
  • Suggest specific CLI commands to remediate
  • Include raw command output in verbose/debug mode

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