#netconf

Hello Networkers,

In this course we will teach you network programmability in a practical way aimed for network engineers.  We will teach you programmability in regards to understanding data formats, data models, understanding relevant concepts, to even writing out several python scripts to manage the configuration on your network devices using different network device APIs from NETCONF to NX-API.

In this course, we will be covering the following topics:

Data Formats using JSON, XML, and YAML: starting out in this course we will talk about the different data formats which are used to send configuration or informational requests to a network device.  We will talk about the structure of these formats by working with many examples and using them in Python scripts.  We will also cover how to convert between different data formats.

Data Model using YANG: we will also talk about the YANG data model language which provides an official standard for what key and values we can define in a JSON or XML file to use with a network device API like NETCONF.

Network API using NETCONF without YANG: in this course we will show you how to use NETCONF with Cisco IOS and Nexus devices without using the YANG data models. We will show you how to use NETCONF with several Python scripts for building NETCONF connections to get the running config and to push configuration commands. We will show a basic approach for doing this, so you’ll understand what is going on. Then we will build some our scripts in a more recommended approach.

Network API using NX-API and Python API: in this course we will show you how to enable the NX-API feature and the NX-API Developer Sandbox on a Cisco Nexus switch. From there we will build out three Python scripts sending CLI API requests to a Cisco Nexus switch. One script will be focused on running show commands and another focused on pushing configuration commands. Then we will build a more practical script for entering the CLI commands we want to send in a more efficient way.

Planned Updates: additional topics will be added to this course for RESTCONF and using NETCONF with YANG data models to manage a Cisco network device.

You can get more details at: http://www.routehub.net/netdevops

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Net DevOps: Cisco Python, Automation, NETCONF, SDN, Docker

Information about the course :

– Created by David Bombal – Langue : English – Learn Cisco Network DevOps: ACI, Ansible, Python, SDN, Kubernetes, Docker, Containers, NETCONF, includes free labs!

What you’ll learn

Learn what NetDevOps is Learn about Kubernetes Lean which is better? Python or Ansible Learn about SDN Learn about Cisco ACI

Requirements

At least CCNA or CCNP level…

Hello Networkers,

We have released a new training series for Network Programmability using the Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) with Python Programming step by step. NETCONF provides a lightweight option for network programmability to get the running config or yo push a set of configuration commands to a device.  This is what we will teach you in this short video course step-by-step to advance your skills as a network engineer.

In this course, we will be covering a lot of different topics which will include the following:

Overview and Design: starting out in this course, we will talk about the different ways you can do network programmability and discuss the various options available.From there we will talk about the general concepts about NETCONF that are important to know.

Basic Network Configuration: we will perform some basic configuration to Cisco network devices which will include configuring an interface that will be used as the management interface. We will make sure that SSH is enabled and we will setup a user account for login access for NETCONF.

Using NETCONF without Scripting: we will show you how we can connect to a network device using NETCONF and show what that experience is like without any scripting.

Using NETCONF with Python Programming: the biggest aspect in this course will be building several Python scripts that will be responsible for building NETCONF connections to get the running config and to push config commands. We will do this for our Cisco IOS router and a Cisco Nexus switch. We will show a basic approach for doing this, so you’ll understand what is going on. Then we will build some our scripts in a more recommended approach which will do the same thing.

You can get more details at: http://www.routehub.net/netconf

Net DevOps: Cisco Python, Automation, NETCONF, SDN, Docker

Net DevOps: Cisco Python, Automation, NETCONF, SDN, Docker

Learn Cisco Network DevOps: ACI, Ansible, Python, SDN, Kubernetes, Docker, Containers, NETCONF, includes free labs! Requirements

At least CCNA or CCNP level knowledge

Some experience in networking

Desire to learn the future of networking

Net DevOps: Cisco Python, Automation, NETCONF, SDN, Docker

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Connecting OpendayLight to Juniper Routers via Netconf

Hi All

In this blog, we will look at configuring Juniper routers via Opendaylight which in turn uses netconf/restconf for making the connection.

Before we can start doing the configuration we need to create a Netconf connector between Opendaylight and Juniper routers. Also before that let’s first see what NETCONF is 🙂

Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) provides a mechanism to install,…

> configure > deactivate system services outbound-ssh > commit > activate system services outbound-ssh > commit