vagrant_device_setup.py

#! /usr/bin/env python
"""Configure the baseline on Vagrant device

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"""

# Import libraries
from ncclient import manager
from xml.dom import minidom
import xmltodict
from device_apis.device_info import vagrant_iosxe as device # noqa

# Open and read in configuration template
with open("vagrant_device_config.xml") as f:
    config_data = f.read()

# Open NETCONF connection to device
with manager.connect(host = device["address"],
                     port = device["netconf_port"],
                     username = device["username"],
                     password = device["password"],
                     hostkey_verify = False) as m:

    # Create desired NETCONF config payload and <edit-config>
    r = m.edit_config(target = "running", config = config_data)

    # Print OK status
    print("NETCONF RPC OK: {}".format(r.ok))