Hi,
I have just started picking up on NSO and currently we are in process of importing devices to NSO. When i import a10 devices and try to validate simple cli configurations i see that it is actually over-writing and deleting other configs at that level instead of just merging it.
For example,
Via CLI, i would be doing this
a10_device: active-partition TEST
a10_device[2/1][TEST]#config
a10_device[2/1][TEST](config:1)#class-list TEST ipv4
a10_device[2/1][TEST](config:1-class list)# 10.10.10.0/24 lsn-lid 2
When i add above configuration via cli it merges and updates the class-list TEST to now have 10.10.10.0/24 subnet with lsn-lid 2.
When i try to do the same via NSO
user@nso(config): devices device a10_device config active-partition TEST class-list TEST
user@nso(config-class-list-TEST)# 10.10.10.0/24 lsn-lid 2
if i do a commit dry-run it shows me that it's removing all existing configurations
user@nso(config-class-list-TEST)# commit dry-run
cli {
local-node {
data devices {
device a10_device {
config {
active-partition TEST {
class-list TEST {
- cl-type ipv4;
+ v4 10.10.10.0/24 {
+ lsn-lid 2;
+ }
- v4 10.10.1.0/24 {
- lsn-lid 4;
- }
- v4 10.10.2.0/24 {
- lsn-lid 5;
- }
- v4 10.10.3.0/24 {
- lsn-lid 6;
- }
We're currently running a10 NEDs with below versions:
packages package a10-acos-cli-3.22
package-version 3.22.5.
I just wanted to understand if anyone has any experience with a10 and NSO and if i'm missing something simple or it's how NEDs are communicating with devices and that has some issues?
