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Installation
$ python3 -m venv ISE
$ source ISE/bin/activate
(ACI) $ pip install isehole
Usage - Help
(ISE) $ isehole --help
Usage - In-line
(ISE) $ isehole --url <url to ISE> --username <ISE username> --password <ISE password>
Usage - Interactive
(ISE) $ isehole
ISE URL: <URL to ISE>
ISE Username: <ISE Username>
ISE Password: <ISE Password>
Usage - Environment Variables
(ISE) $ export URL=<URL to ISE>
(ISE) $ export USERNAME=<ISE Username>
(ISE) $ export PASSWORD=<ISE Password>
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