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Script to automate Cisco device configuration?
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Not regarding the NP but i thought this would be the best place to put this.
Im looking for a script of some kind which lets you automate cisco switch configuration without having knowledge with the IOS CLI. Im possibly thinking maybe theres a perl script which can refer to a csv file, where the user enters things such as vlan details, management IP, username and passwords, which port is assigned to a vlan etc. They can then run the script which will generate the output and write it to the switch. Or even just generate a config so the user can copy it to the switch.
Is this possible? i have no knowledge of scripting/programming but i am wondering if there is already one out there.
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networker050184
Nice template thanks! I'm looking to possibly have it configure a couple interfaces and build a VRF for Azure Express Route stuff. If you're not familiar all the Azure stuff is built through Powershell cmdlets already so would be nice if I can make it a one stop shop for the guys that do the actual provisioning. Less people actually have to touch stuff usually the better it turns out!
ImYourOnlyDJ
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned plink (command line version of Putty). I haven't played around too much with it yet but it looks pretty promising for some scripts I've been thinking of.
Using the command-line connection tool Plink
networker050184
I've looked at Plink but I couldn't think of any real use for it. Seems like an overly complicated way to batch commands to me.
Node Man
Hey guys,
This has turned into a good thread. Has anyone used Twisted Matrix before? I guess its a Python based framework for networking. Looks promising:
https://twistedmatrix.com/trac/
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