Hi Team,
I am using the below API call for generating the API token.
curl -k -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" -d '{"aaaUser" : {"attributes" : {"name" : "apic:myorg_Domain\\mytestuser","pwd" : "pass123"}}}' https://127.0.0.1/api/aaaL...
Not exactly. Now I am able to fetch my network adapter name from the EPG using the API's which you provided. What I am looking for is the Gateway details (subnet) from the Bridge domain to whom these EPG's belong. To explain in more detail, I have at...
Hi stcorry, This worked absolutely fine and I am able to pull our the network adapter names based on EPG selection. However I had to grep my soul out to fetch the network adapters from "dn" but overall it worked absolutely fine.Thanks a lot to yo...
Hi Michael, We have couple of EPG adapters created based on application like the followingcisco_app1cisco_app2cisco_app3 And we have the same network adapter names created for these applications in our vcenter. And we will be getting the app1,...
Hi Michael,
We have couple of EPG adapters created based on application like the following
cisco_app1cisco_app2
cisco_app3
And we have the same network adapter names created for these applications in our vcenter. And we will be getting the a...
