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Hello, I have been trying to use netconfig to configure 'spanning-tree portfast edge trunk' on a C9500-48Y4C running XE17.2.3. I keep getting error 'ncclient.operations.rpc.RPCError: inconsistent value: Device refused one or more commands'.Below is t...
I have a tcl script running on my routers that looks for discrepencies between interfaces configured with ISIS and actual UP neighbors on those interfaces. I am trying to send a syslog message for each interface that is configured to run ISIS but has...
I am trying to great static port NATs via netconf. Below is what I am sending to the device. I made this using yangsuite, but and using ncclient to send teh configuration. The target device is a CSR1000v running 17.3.4a <config xmlns="urn:ietf:params...
I am trying to use netconf to configure ACLs on IOS XE devices. Is there a way to not specify the sequence number and just have it use the next one up like it does in regular CLI? Line 2 below, I'd rather just not specify a sequence number and have i...
I've been looking for any documentation around best practices on deploying virtual routers in VMWare, the 8000v in particular. Things like Should vcpus be 1:1 with physical cores, can we oversubscribe cpu, guidelines about oversubscribing, etc. Has a...
This crossed my mind as well, unfortunately no, it still doesn't work. I also tried your configuration exactly as you posted it, still get "inconsistent value: Device refused one or more commands"
Unfortunately no, it doesn't look like it. I've tried it a variety of ways, but running the <trunk /> tag separately after the <edge /> tag goes through on its own, also gives the error 'inconsistent value: Device refused one or more commands'. An od...
This is definitely a good alternative and does work. I was hoping to find a way to to have a cleaner message, since this adds the "Message from tty0(user id: admin)" that I dont think i can get rid of. This might be the only solution though. Thanks!
Of course soon after I post this i find something. The GET request for the policy is misleading and does not contain all the necessary information. Upon using the inspector in chrome, I created a policy from the gui and found that the POST request co...
