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I'm exploring network programming because I've got a project where it seems like it would be critical / necessary. I want to develop an automated way to backup the running config, diff it to the last stored copy, store / version if different, and mos...
New to Sandbox / Cisco DevNet. Looking to learn about Restconf / Netconf and trying to follow videos found on YouTube. Was watching a Jeremy's IT lab video and Kevin Wallace video they directed me to DevNet. I got my account DevNet account, launched ...
I'm looking to provide guidance on router config, this I can do, been in networking for over a decade now. However, the one area where I'm less confident on though is in Security. Specifically, in the details of ciphers, hashes, and key exchange algo...
If I access a Cisco device (switch, router, firewall, WAP, etc) that is configured to respond to SNMP queries is there anyway to know or to "trap" when the device responds to a query? For example, I query for device uptime. Is there any (or can there...
Idea right now is to start small then scale. Would like to develop a framework that is transferable / portable / adaptable. Scale size maybe 10-20 network devices (mostly MLS maybe some ASA).
Ok, so the para / netmiko, etc, looks like those are libraries for Python. While that's news to me, I am working together with a coder and they might be familiar with one or multiple. Seems like my role would then be to deliver the CLI commands / IP ...
Thanks for all the helpful feedback everyone. Looks like I've got this sorted now though.Reached out to a co-worker - they put me in touch with someone who does have a service contract on their Cisco account. Also, apparently, the network where I wor...
Vaguely, I though maybe you could use a "permit all" ACL that is set to log the ACL use and then apply it SNMP. You probably then can tell what IPs / devices are using SNMP. But, you won't know what the query was.And I suppose, you could maybe do som...
Thanks Marce - that's good info to know. I asked because a co-worker asked me this as hypothetical question. My first response was just to just say, "Only use v3" place and ACL on it - but, I was curious about the base case.My inclination was to say,...
