trying to use commit-queue prune feature as JSON RPC request, working for all devices as below: { "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 10, "method": "run_action", "params": { "path": "/ncs:devices/commit-queue/prune", "th": 1, "params": {} } }       doesn't work for selected device { "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 10, "method": "run_action", "params": { "path": "/ncs:devices/commit-queue/prune", "th": 1, "params": { "device":["ios01"] } } } ... View more

Do you need to automate port turn up in your network?   If the answer to this question is “yes” then you may have an easy solution through NSO (Network Service Orchestrator). Cisco Advanced Services has developed a NSO-based package that can automate the port turn up process in your network.   What are the supported Platforms?   Currently Cisco IOS (4948E-F), NX-OS (6001, 6004), Arista-DCS (7010) and Juniper (EX4200/4300) have been validated. More platforms including multivendor OS will be validated in future releases.   Available Features:   Open architecture:   Generic platform to support device port turn up. More device vendors can be easily added. Extensible YANG model: Existing YANG model can be extended to support customizations. Access/trunk port support:   Built in support for access and trunk ports. Custom configuration support:   Templates can be easily modified to push customized configurations towards device. Bulk port turn up support : turn up one or multiple ports towards the same or different devices.   Watch the video where Imran Baig, Solution Architect, explains how this package works. Full source code for this package is available at:  https://github.com/NSO-developer/port-turnup   For further information please contact the Cisco Advanced Services team, Syed Ziaullah ( sziaulla@cisco.com ), Solution Architect, Manish Jain ( manisjai@cisco.com ), Director Software Integration and Orchestration and Tushar Tipatre (ttipatre@cisco.com), Business Architect         ... View more

Do you have devices in your network which are not compliant with your network standards?   If the answer to this question is “yes” then you may have an easy solution through NSO (Network Service Orchestrator). Cisco CX team has developed an NSO-based package that can report and fix non-standard configuration on device(s) in your network.   What are the supported Platforms   This package uses built-in NSO compliance reporting feature and adds necessary enhancements. Currently out of the box, Cisco ASR-9001 platform has been validated.  More platforms (including multivendor OS) can easily be validated by just defining golden templates for those platforms/vendors.   Available Features:   Open architecture: Generic platform to support reporting and resolving configuration issues. More device vendors can be easily added. Extensible YANG model: Existing YANG model can be extended to support customizations. Multiple templates support: Can generate reports for multiple golden templates. Devices compliant support: Option is available to make device(s) compliant against given golden templates. Bulk device(s) support: You can identify and fix golden configuration in bulk for same or different devices.   Watch the video where Imran Baig, Solution Architect, explains how this package works. Full source code of this package is available here.   For further information please contact the Cisco CX team, Syed Ziaullah ( sziaulla@cisco.com ), Solution Architect, Manish Jain ( manisjai@cisco.com ), Director Software Integration and Orchestration or reach us at mailer as-nso-service-packs@cisco.com     ... View more

Once I create a topology, is it possible to get extra information for selected device(s) in the topology. May be using a popup form for each. ... View more