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This post is describes how the NSO rollback file feature interacts with the pre- and post-modification callbacks. These callbacks are outside of the scope of FASTMAP so changes they make to the NSO database (CDB) are not automatically undone...
Recently I had to use NSO to make configuration changes on a device that would cause connecivity to the management IP to be lost. This is a set of notes to document how to deal with this case. In my case I was using an IOS-XR based device and the CLI...
Hello,
Does anyone have a procedure for migrating smart licenses from one NSO server to another?
In particular when moving from a fixed server to an NSO server in docker, is the token registration persisted in cdb or should it be done on every server...
If you use postman with NSO, you will have noticed that when you use the ?dry-run=cli or ?dry-run=native query parameters, the result is hard to read because the 'pretty' 'raw' 'preview' tabs are displaying newline as '\n'.
To get around that you c...
The default Java version we get via brew (on Mac) is now Oracle version 12. This is no longer compatible with the java language version 6. And when you compile an NSO package you will see errors like:
[javac] error: Source option 6 is no longer suppo...
Actually without those 6.5 features there are no easy fixes, and a good recommendation is to decide which objects are managed by services and which are not managed, and so avoid having mixed configuration objects,
When that recommendation cannot be ...
I am guessing that the value of shapingrate, that you passed into the service was ‘1g’, that the router accepts it in create, but not in delete. Probably if you pass in 1000000000 the delete will work. So then to make your service work you would writ...
This will depend on the NED (there are 2 juniper Netconf NEDs) and the NED version. Could you share those, and could you share what you see in the router trace, so we see can verify that no confirm commit was issued?BTW - You can also open a TAC case...
Ah OK, you had mentioned that a 'when' statement (singular) was controlling the existence of actions (plural), so I was trying to understand how that was done, and was guessing that the 'when' statement was on an enclosing container. If there are whe...
If all that is there are actions then maybe this does not need to be config data. Maybe if you have a when on the enclosing container, all you need is to add 'config false' on that container.
