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Is anyone out there using any of the standards-body models in their service models (not just NEDs)? I've been curious about the idea of trying out openconfig models as the bottom level of my stacked services architecture for some time and would like ...
Is there a way to set up a netsim to return an error for all and/or specific netconf request payloads? Specifically, by "return an error", I mean that I want to be able to specify one or more <rpc-error /> elements to return in the <rpc-reply />I'm t...
When deploying network services on my devices where the service is configured identically for each device (for example, list of DNS servers for my devices to use), I can either model my services so that I end up creating an individual service instanc...
As far as I can tell, it's not possible to import existing services on the network then the service model contains tags="create" anywhere in the config-templates. When committing the service params, the "create" contrainst is violated and won't let ...
Hyphen is not a valid character in a python variable, so you need to use underscore in its place when you're using maagic: for i in root.ncs__services.sbc_vpn:
print(i)
That identifies the name of the yang module where that node is defined. From the restconf API docs: This is how RESTCONF handle namespaces, where the prefix is the YANG module name and the namespace is as defined by the namespace statement in the YAN...
I don't believe so (as documented here), but you can set up an IPC shared secret. It's not the same as performing per-user authentication against your PAM modules or whatever, but at least it's some layer of security above unauthenticated access.
I don't think there are any options to do that with just a commit dry-run, but I think you could just do a "commit no-networking", then pull the full device config from CDB, and then rollback the commit. Hope that helps.
