Find Commands

Using the set of ACLI find commands, you can search the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller’s configuration or the ACLI menu for configuration information. You enter search for this information using a specific string value for the configuration you want to find. The command searches the editing configuration, running configuration, and ACLI command menu for the string value.

To prevent unwieldy result displays, your searches are limited to 100 results. If your search extends beyond 100, the system shows the first 100 and then displays this message: Number of results exceeds limit.

Unlicensed configuration is not displayed.

ORACLE# find [configuration|running-config|command] [attribute] <string>

Configuration, running config, command—You can specify the area you want to search using these arguments. This argument is optional. Without it, the find command searches all three areas for the specified criteria; see Searching Globally.
- configuration—Searches the editing configuration.
- running-config—Seaches the running configuration.
- command—Searches the ACLI command menu. See Searching the ACLI Menu.
Attribute—When searching editing and running configurations, you can target your search to specific configuration attributed by entering an ACLI attribute name. The attribute can provide additional context for searching for the string you enter with this command. This argument is optional. Note that if you carry out the command without an attribute being specified, the output provides contextual information in the form of the configuration object and attribute where the string value appears.
```
ORACLE# find configuration registration-caching enabled
session-router -> sip-interface [net172]
    registration-caching enabled
session-router -> sip-interface [net192]
    registration-caching enabled
Found 2 instances
ORACLE#
```

String—The search criteria are specified by the string value you tell the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller to find, and this value is required. Searches are case-sensitive, and support sub-string matching. Note that the displayed information includes the string itself and the configuration object’s location.

ORACLE# find running-config 172.16
session-router -> local-policy [*; *; 172.16.11.2]
    to-address 172.16.11.2
session-router -> local-policy [*; *; 172.16.11.2] -> local-policy-attribute [net172; 172.16.11.2]
    next-hop 172.16.11.2
session-router -> local-policy [*; *; 123] -> local-policy-attribute [net172; 172.16.7.201]
    next-hop 172.16.7.201
session-router -> local-policy [net192; *; *] -> local-policy-attribute [net172; 172.16.30.100]
    next-hop 172.16.30.100
system -> network-interface [M10:0]
    ip-address 172.16.101.11
    pri-utility-addr 172.16.11.6
    sec-utility-addr 172.16.11.7
    gateway 172.16.11.1
    hip-ip-list 172.16.101.11
    icmp-address 172.16.101.11
session-router -> sip-interface [net172] -> sip-port [172.16.101.11:5060/UDP]
    address 172.16.101.11
media-manager -> steering-pool [172.16.101.11=15000+net172]
    ip-address 172.16.101.11
Found 12 instances
ORACLE#