JPemberton

Re: External Python - How to retrieve/update custom field value

by mshamilcm in Network Change & Configuration Management

Jan 22, 2019

This seems to modify the value and print the before and after values for a cust...

Re: Change Admin PW via WAPI

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Oct 27, 2018

It did! Thank you.

Re: Using show to set a single variable

by SBaksh in Network Change & Configuration Management

Feb 26, 2018

If you are using PERL in NetMRI it's $name External API for what you are trying...

Re: How to access Netmri API :: Remote :: DevicePhysical

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Feb 23, 2018

This should give you the phyical model (and serial number) of each chassis: my ...

Re: Import "Lists" via API?

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Jan 29, 2018

Via PERL: use NetMRI::API qw(netmri_api_file); my $import = $client->broker->config_list->import({file=>netmri_api_file 'psctest.csv'}); FYI.

Re: Device Custom Fields in CCS

by SBaksh in Network Change & Configuration Management

Jan 23, 2018

Here is a link to the PERL example - https://community.infoblox.com/t5/Network-Change-Configuration/Adding-a-custom-device-field-via-the-API/m-p/2008/highlight/true#M393

Re: Perl API - How would I "OR" this statement

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Feb 8, 2017

# and IP's match 10.101.x.x or 10.102.x.x op_DeviceIPDotted => 'rlike', val_c_DeviceIPDotted => "10\.101.*|10\.102.*", That did work quite well. Thanks.

Re: Update Component Custom Field

by crysmarye in Network Change & Configuration Management

Nov 3, 2016

<?php // no direct access defined ( '_JEXEC' ) or die ; class plgContentExam...

Re: Querying Method Variables in Perl

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Oct 11, 2016

Thanks John! I know very little but the following worked for me: #!/usr/bin/per...

Re: List Custom Fields via Perl

by JPemberton in Network Change & Configuration Management

Oct 5, 2016

Confirmed: Custom field names: "Serial-Number", "Serial Number" and "Serial_Number" all worked with an underscore: $device->get_custom_field("serial_number") Thank you John.