Here is an example of how to use Python in NetMRI to get data from "List" within NetMRI
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from infoblox_netmri.easy import NetMRIEasy
# This values will be provided by NetMRI before execution
defaults = {
"api_url": api_url,
"http_username": http_username,
"http_password": http_password,
"job_id": job_id,
"device_id": device_id,
"batch_id": batch_id
}
# Create NetMRI context manager. It will close session after execution
with NetMRIEasy(**defaults) as easy:
# Everything has to be indented under the context manager if we are sending commmands to NetMRI
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# This is how you get a list named "sif_test" and look up column "name" that contains "device_devicename" and get what's in the "location" column
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mylocation = easy.get_list_value("sif_test", "name", device_devicename,"location", "null");
print (mylocation)
I just printed it out here if we wanted to apply it to a config here is a better example, of course, I didn't put in an if statement to check if "null", do not apply the snmp-server location. Feel free to add it
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from infoblox_netmri.easy import NetMRIEasy
# This values will be provided by NetMRI before execution
defaults = {
"api_url": api_url,
"http_username": http_username,
"http_password": http_password,
"job_id": job_id,
"device_id": device_id,
"batch_id": batch_id
}
# Create NetMRI context manager. It will close session after execution
with NetMRIEasy(**defaults) as easy:
# Everything has to be indented under the context manager if we are sending commmands to NetMRI
#
# This is how you get a list named "sif_test" and look up column "name" that contains "device_devicename" and get what's in the "location" column
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mylocation = easy.get_list_value("sif_test", "name", device_devicename,"location", "null");
command = "snmp-server location {}".format(mylocation)
easy.send_command("config t\r")
easy.send_command(command)
