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switch 0.1.7

24 Jan 18:00
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switch 0.1.7 Pre-release
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Fixes

  • Added automatic saving of config after issuing configuration commands using the --set flag. This mode automatically enters configuration mode, commits all of the commands provided, then automatically saves/commits the configuration and exits. This means that commands like config t and write mem are not needed in the list of commands fed to the --set flag.

e.g. ./swITch.py -va auth/auth.txt -i myswitch,cisco_ios -s "logging host 10.10.10.10"

switch 0.1.6

20 Dec 19:17
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switch 0.1.6 Pre-release
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Fixed issue with empty lines in conf files. Now empty lines are ignored.

switch 0.1.5

06 May 23:50
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switch 0.1.5 Pre-release
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Added delay to sentry pdu and juniper device types.

Made sure juniper devices set configuration via "configure exclusive"

switch 0.1.4

06 May 17:01
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switch 0.1.4 Pre-release
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Added paloalto support.

switch 0.1.3

26 Apr 22:39
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switch 0.1.3 Pre-release
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Configuration should now be done using -s or --set. This should resolve issues where a configuration command times out.

switch 0.1.2

26 Apr 22:08
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Added juniper and sentry pdu support (juniper_junos and sentry_pdu).

switch 0.1.1

12 Nov 17:38
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switch 0.1.1 Pre-release
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Includes a bug fix for the port description (-p) functionality. It was broken previously.

switch 0.1.0

04 Aug 22:09
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switch 0.1.0 Pre-release
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Initial pre-release.

Needs more error handling I reckon.

Mostly functional. Works best against Cisco IOS switches as that was the original target device.
I use this code almost daily to automate config deployment. I am hesitant to call this a 1.0.0 release, but I would trust this code in a limited production capacity.

As always, caveat emptor. :)