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Automate SDWAN Device Templates Editing

Humonculus — Sat, 20 Apr 2024 17:52:32 GMT

We need to apply time based policies for our customer's SDWAN solution. We can do that manually but we cannot maintain it for a long periods of time. So the easiest way we came up with is to edit the device templates @ the needed time period & we need to automate this process.

Is there an SDWAN API that allows us to manipulate/edit device templates that have multiple devices attached to them? We are running on controllers version 20.9.3.0.17

Re: Automate SDWAN Device Templates Editing

balaji.bandi — Sun, 21 Apr 2024 07:50:30 GMT

As per i know you can use vManage and change the templates attached the devices.

never tried API - please check the below documentation may help you :

https://developer.cisco.com/docs/sdwan/sd-wan-vmanage-v20-13/

https://developer.cisco.com/sdwan/?utm_campaign=sdwan20&utm_source=devblog&utm_medium=stuartclark-may26webinar

Re: Automate SDWAN Device Templates Editing

bigevilbeard — Sun, 21 Apr 2024 12:26:52 GMT

Here are a few relevant endpoints for managing device templates:
List Device Templates GET /dataservice/template/deviceGet Device Template Details GET /dataservice/template/device/object/{templateId}Create/Edit Device Template PUT /dataservice/template/device/{templateId}Delete Device Template DELETE /dataservice/template/device/{templateId}Attach Device Template to Devices/Device Groups POST /dataservice/template/device/config/attachedviadevicetemplate

You can find detailed documentation and examples in the Cisco SD-WAN REST API Guide for the specific version you're running The guide should provide information on authentication, request/response formats, and specific parameters required for each API endpoint.

To automate the process of editing device templates at specific time periods, you can develop a script or application that leverages the vManage REST API. This script can retrieve the existing device template, make the desired modifications, and then update the template using the appropriate API endpoint. You can schedule this script to run at the required time intervals using cron jobs or other scheduling mechanisms.

Hope this helps.