On 19/09/2014 21:53, Hamilton, Kent wrote:
Good point, sorry.

This one works (This is on a JunOS device).
Transit: Fubar Communications [50Mbit] (ASXXXX/CKT_ID_1/CKT_ID_2) {LOCAL_ISP_ID}
None of these do (Note These are on older Juniper ScreenOS devices with a short character limit on descriptions).
Transit: AC [45Mbit] (ASXXXXX)
Transit: SA Comm (ASxxxxx)
Cust: Cust1, NY4
Cust: MCust Frankfurt

Nor do these from a IBM Rackswitch
Server: moslXXXXXX1.example.com [10Gbit] (eth3/VLANxxx)
Server: moslXXXXXX2.example.com (igb0/VLANxxx)
Core: moxlXXXXsw02-core.example.com [40Gbit] (ge-0/0/0 thru 3)
        (That's on the aggregate interface)

Feel free to tell me I'm an idiot and "Do it this way".
See earlier mail in this thread:

> Correct! It has to follow the exact format, and use the same keywords listed (http://www.observium.org/wiki/Interface_Description_Parsing) or the default parser will not pick them up. However! You can write your own parser, and point to it in config.php.

;-)

Tom