Mount Devices from UniConfig¶
Click on: UniConfig
Mount CLI Device¶
Cli device have Basic tab and Advanced tab.
Basic CLI tab contains basic data such as: node id, IP address of host device, device port, transport type, device type, device version, username and password. This data is required.
Fill the inputs with data:
node_id: XR01
host: sample-topology
port: 10001
transport-type: ssh
device-type: ios xr
device-version: 6.*
username: cisco
password: cisco
The Advanced CLI tab contains advanced data and optional parameters as “Lazy Connection” and “Dry-run”. To enable these parameters, please click on their respective button.
Click on “Mount Device” Button. Mounting of the CLI device will take a couple of seconds. When your device is mounted the button will change to “Connected” you can then close the overlaying modal dialog.
You can check device configuration by click at the Config button.
Mount NetConf Device¶
The NetConf device also has a Basic tab and Advanced tab.
The Basic NetConf tab contains basic data such as: node id, IP address of host device, device port, username and password.
The Advanced NetConf tab contains advanced data and optional parameters as “Override capabilities”, “Dry-run” and “UniConfig Native”. To enable these parameters, please click on their respective button.
Fill the inputs with data:
node_id: netconf-testtool
host: sample-topology
port: 1783
username: cisco
password: cisco
Then click on the “Advanced” button. We enable the native parameter by clicking the “UniConfig Native” tab. Then do not forget to enable blacklist model by click into radiobutton.
Click on the “Mount Device” Button. Mounting of NetConf device will take couple of seconds. When your device is mounted the button will change to “Connected” and you can close overlaying modal dialog.
You can check device configuration by click at the Config button.
Unmount Device¶
Please select all devices. Then click on: Unmount Device button. This will unmount all of the devices.
