To add a vendor/platform you can follow the outline here. You can contribute to Netmiko in a variety of ways: answering questions on Slack (see below in Questions/Discussions), responding to issues, adding to the common issues, reporting/fixing bugs, or even adding your own device type.īefore contributing a new vendor/platform device type, remember that any code added needs to be supported in some fashion. Pynet-rtr1(config)#logging buffered 20010īelow are some of the particularly handy Classes/functions for easy reference: Pynet-rtr1(config)#logging buffered 20000 send_config_set ( config_commands ) print ( output ) pynet-rtr1#config termĮnter configuration commands, one per line. send_command ( 'show ip int brief' ) print ( output ) Interface IP-Address OK? Method Status ProtocolįastEthernet0 unassigned YES unset down downįastEthernet1 unassigned YES unset down downįastEthernet2 unassigned YES unset down downįastEthernet3 unassigned YES unset down downįastEthernet4 10.10.10.10 YES manual up upĮxecute configuration change commands (will automatically enter into config mode) config_commands = output = net_connect. net_connect = ConnectHandler ( ** cisco_881 ) Execute show commands. from netmiko import ConnectHandler cisco_881 = Establish an SSH connection to the device by passing in the device dictionary. Supported device_types can be found in ssh_dispatcher.py, see CLASS_MAPPER keys. Getting Started: Create a dictionary representing the device. To install netmiko, simply us pip: $ pip install netmiko eliminate low-level regex pattern matching to the extent practical).

It seeks to do this while abstracting away low-level state control (i.e. Netmiko aims to accomplish both of these operations and to do it across a very broad set of platforms. Network automation to screen-scraping devices is primarily concerned with gathering output from show commands and with making configuration changes. Multi-vendor library to simplify CLI connections to network devices

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