aruba_os_show_ap_database model parsing error

[hagleyj]

ISSUE TYPE

• Bug Report

TEMPLATE USING

SAMPLE COMMAND OUTPUT

AP Database
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Name                Group       AP Type  IP Address     Status             Flags  Switch IP       Standby IP
----                -----       -------  ----------     ------             -----  ---------       ----------
ap-building-1    building      635      192.168.1.1    Up 2d:17h:8m:4s    2Sf    192.168.2.2  192.168.2.3
ap-building-2     building      515      192.168.1.2  Up 2d:17h:8m:23s   2Sf    192.168.2.2  192.168.2.3
ap-building-3    building      505H      192.168.1.3  Up 2d:16h:57m:55s  2Sf    192.168.2.2  192.168.2.3


Flags: 1 = 802.1x authenticated AP use EAP-PEAP;   1+ = 802.1x use EST;    1- = 802.1x use factory cert
       2 = Using IKE version 2;                    4 = WiFi Uplink
       B = Built-in AP;                            C = Cellular RAP;       D = Dirty or no config
       E = Regulatory Domain Mismatch;             F = AP failed 802.1x authentication
       G = No such group;        I = Inactive;     J = USB cert at AP;     L = Unlicensed
       M = Mesh node
       N = Duplicate name;       P = PPPoe AP;     R = Remote AP;          R- = Remote AP requires Auth
       S = Standby-mode AP;      T = Thermal ShutDown;    U = Unprovisioned;    X = Maintenance Mode
       Y = Mesh Recovery
       b = bypass of AP1x timeout;    c = CERT-based RAP;    e = Custom EST cert;    f = No Spectrum FFT support
       i = Indoor;                    o = Outdoor;           l = LAG 802.3ad;        m = Protocol Mismatch
       p = In deep-sleep status;      r = Power Restricted;  s = LACP striping;      t = Temperature Restricted
       u = Custom-Cert RAP;           z = Datazone AP

SUMMARY

The template is skipping when the model includes a letter

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Running this against an aruba controller with a hospitality AP connected

EXPECTED RESULTS

That the model field would get parsed

ACTUAL RESULTS

Entries with a letter in the model name are skipped