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Jan Lindblad · 05-17-2024

Hey Jan here, do you know that you can register for Developer Days Workshops and Labs to secure your seat? To do that, just look up your confirmation email titled "Cisco Automation Developer Days: Know Before You Go" and click the "Modify Registratio...

Jan Lindblad · 12-20-2022

Network Automation Levels Network automation is a hot topic in the industry today and many will tell you about how they have successfully automated their network. But what do they mean by network automation? What is network automation? In general...

Jan Lindblad · 09-18-2020

Abstract: RFM services can be hard to implement. Especially the lifecycle management of the delete case of the service can be a challenge. Nano Services uses an executable plan and kickers to supports the full lifecycle of a RFM service. Speaker...

Jan Lindblad · 12-09-2019

NSO has had support for Junos devices pretty much since day one. The classical Junos NED is NETCONF based, but Juniper did not originally provide any YANG files, so the Tail-f team built a complex machinery to translate Juniper’s XML Schema Descripti...

Jan Lindblad · 07-08-2019

Here is a list of all the NSO Developer Days 2019 presentations. Each video has a link to the respective NSO Developer Hub post with slides and details. Tuesday WelcomeKeynote: Dr. Marcus Hacke, Founder & CEO of ngenaNSO and the Orange International ...

Jan Lindblad · 01-09-2024

Hi Saccom, The most important thing that the ncsrc script sets up is the Python module search path (PYTHONPATH). But you can do that inside the python interpreter as well. If the path to the NSO installation you intend to use is at /Users/jlindbla/ns...

Jan Lindblad · 08-29-2023

I would suggest connecting with the device vendor to find out how the inactive mechanism works in this part of the data tree. Once we know that, we can try to make NSO send the right thing. Or, as there doesn't seem to be tons of config below <synch...

Jan Lindblad · 08-29-2023

The request message to reactivate <commit> looks right to me (assuming that was the element deactivated earlier). If the device doesn't behave as expected when you send this message, maybe posing a question to the device vendor's support organization...

Jan Lindblad · 08-29-2023

As far as I am aware, there is no ready made YANG rpc/action to set (and remove) the inactive flag on some data tree path. The good news is that you can (easily?) write such an action with the YANG interface of your choice. That action would then use...

Jan Lindblad · 05-24-2023

Well, no. If you need low-level control over the exact formatting of the rpc-reply and things like that, you need a "parrot", i.e. an SSH server with pre-recorded response messages and some pattern matching logic. Note that NSO won't care about more ...

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