Multi-Page Posts – Your Opinion Please?
Real quick one here. I know that some of my posts are, uh, a little on the long side. That isn’t likely to change any time soon, so what I’d like to ask you, dear readers, […]
May 2014
Why the Networking Industry Needs a Mini-NETCONF, and Needs It NOW
In my last couple of posts I looked at the concept of managing network device configurations in an abstracted fashion – that is, saying what you want to configure rather than how it should be […]
Configuration Management the Tail-f NCS Way
In my last post I discussed the problems with managing configurations from multiple vendors, both from the perspective of parsing the configurations for my own nefarious purposes and that of configuring those network devices. The […]
Daring to Dream: Multivendor Network Configuration Management
Last year I wrote a script that I have installed for my current client that parses a router configuration archive in order to create a database of IPs configured in the network (I’ll write a […]
Never Too Old – NXOS Interface Ranges
Cisco’s NXOS – the friendly face that’s just like that old IOS thing you used to know, but has enough little differences to trip you up constantly. Moving between IOS and NXOS is getting to […]