How to Compare kget Results from Two Sites

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Hi Expert,
Could you please advise on the best way to compare kget outputs from two different sites?

Thank you!

How to Compare kget Results from Two Sites
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Save the results as a .txt or .log file, then open them with UltraEdit. It includes a feature called UltraCompare, which allows you to compare files either module by module (MO to MO) or line by line.

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Here’s a cleaned-up and professional rewrite of your instructions:

Step-by-Step Guide to Compare KGET Logs Between Two Sites

  1. Collect KGET logs for both sites:

    l+ site1namekget.log
KGET ALL
l-

l+ site2namekget.log
KGET ALL
l-

  2. Log in to the same ENM using offline MoShell, local MoShell, or AMOS.

  3. Once logged in, run the following command to compare the two logs:

    DIFFO site1namekget.log site2namekget.log

  4. Wait a few minutes for the comparison to complete. When finished, two .mos files will be generated.

  5. Use the cat command to view the differences:

    cat filename.mos

Notes:

  • This process highlights only the differences in MO (Managed Objects) between site1 and site2.
  • If there are no differences or if certain elements were not created, the corresponding .mos file may be empty.
  • You can reverse the comparison (i.e., site2 vs site1) depending on your requirement.

Let me know if you’d like this formatted for documentation, training, or internal sharing.

4

Use notepad++
Look for compare.

If it is not there, here how to install https://youtu.be/IbWttV69DFs?si=bFG014gWijseW1RD

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UltraEdit and Notepad++ are very similar.

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In Ericsson, we use DIFFO to generate .mos files that capture all configuration changes before and after an operation.

Alternatively, it’s used to compare a site with a reference site to ensure that all parameter values are properly aligned.