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Month: June 2022

June 16, 2022 Ansible

Working with module ios_facts in ansible

IOS_FACTS module – collects information from devices running iOS. Information is taken from the following commands: dir show version show memory statistics show interfaces show ipv6 interface show lldp show lldp neighbors detail show running-config In the module, you can

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June 14, 2022 Ansible

Working with module ios_command in ansible

Hello everybody) In this post I will show you how to work with ansible module ios_command. What is ios_command module do? It sends a show command to an IOS device and returns the result of the command. The ios_command module

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June 13, 2022 Ansible

Ansible modules for working with network devices

In this post, we will look at CLI modules that work with network devices. Globally, modules for working with network equipment can be divided into two parts: modules for API-enabled equipment modules for equipment that only works via CLI For

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June 13, 2022 Ansible

Working with module execution results in Ansible.

In this post discusses several ways that you can look at the output received from devices. We will be using the raw module, but the same principles apply to other modules as well. One way to display the output of

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June 8, 2022 Ansible

How to use varianbles in ansible?

Vars A variable could be, for example: Variable names Ansible has certain restrictions on the format of variable names: In addition, you can create dictionaries with variables (in YAML format): SWITCH1: There are two ways to access variables in a

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June 7, 2022 Linux

Reset Root Superuser Password in Centos 7 or 8

Sometimes it happens that system administrators forget the superuser password or, for example, a server which there is no information. In these cases, we need to figure out what kind of server it is and what service is running on

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