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Cisco NSO OpenConfig Tools

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NSO NED device configuration to OpenConfig

This python package will read in a json configuration for a device and translate to OpenConfig

Usage

  1. Decide whether pulling configuration from NSO or reading from file and set the appropriate envars
    • For NSO
    export NSO_URL="http://x.x.x.x:8080"
    export NSO_USERNAME=admin
    export NSO_PASSWORD=admin
    export NSO_DEVICE=router1
    export DEVICE_OS=xe
    export TEST=False   <- if True, the generated OC configuration is sent back to NSO
    export ACL_USE_EXISTING_SEQ=False   <- if True, existing ACL sequence numbers will be used. Could cause remark errors
    
    • For a file (to be used if you've previously pulled the NSO configuration)
    export NSO_NED_FILE="./device_configurations/$device_name/$device_name.json"
    export DEVICE_OS=xe
    
  2. Execute script
    python3 main.py
    
  3. The below files will be placed in a new directory names "output_data"
    • device_name.json = the full configuration is pulled from NSO
    • device_name_notes.txt = notes resulting from converting NSO config to OpenConfig
    • device_name_openconfig.json = New OpenConfig config
    • device_name_remaining.json = Remaining configuration from NSO

Ideally device_name_openconfig.json + device_name_remaining.json = device_name.json

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