Scrapli Netconf Service

Scrapli netconf service works similar to Netconf (ncclient) Service. It allows sending an XML payload to a device's netconf interface, and the returned result can be validated.

Scrapli Project Documentation can be reviewed HERE

Main Parameters

Command: Netconf operation to send to the device netconf interface.
- Get
- RPC
- Get Configuration
- Edit Configuration
- Delete Configuration
- Commit Configuration
- Discard Configuration
- Lock
- Unlock
Target: Which device config to impact (only displayed for Get,Edit,Delete Configurations, Lock and Unlock).
- Running Configuration
- Startup Configuration
- Candidate Configuration
Content: XML content to send as a filter to the device.
Commit After Editing Configuration: Go ahead and commit, or we have more edits and changes to make?
Strip Namespaces from returned XML: Some device's adherence to namespaces is unruly so strip it off.

Connection Parameters

Credentials: Select between:
- Device Credentials: eNMS will select the most appropriate credential object for each device. If there are multiple credentials available, eNMS will use the Type of Credential and Priority properties as a tiebreaker.
- Named Credentials: Allows users to reference a specific credential for all targets. Selecting this option requires additional selections below.
- Custom Credentials: The user provides the credentials below:
Custom Username: User provided username.
Custom Password: User provided password.
Start New Connection: Before the service runs, the current cached connection is discarded and a new one is started.
Connection Name: If changed to something other than default, the connection will be cached as a separate connection to that same device. This allows for multiple simultaneous "named" connections to a single device.
Close Connection: Once the service is done running, the current connection will be closed.