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#add/remove/change the lines with default username/password info to match credentials for the devices you want to discover
%hash = (
'empty' => { username => '', password => '' },
'myCredentialSetHere' => { username => 'YourUsername', password => 'YourPassword' },
'myPrivilegedCredential' => { username => 'YourUsername_admin', password password_privileged => 'YourPassword_supersecret' }
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Make very sure this file is only readable by you / root (opfixperms.pl will do this for you)
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This will attempt to use the credentials given in the credential_sets against every active & collected device in NMIS using different transport types (SSH and Telnet) and will output the commands it has found to connections.nmis. If a connection for a device already exists in connections.nmis opConfig will leave the settings as they are and not attempt to discover them. If your list of credentials is long and so is your list of devices is long I suggest not using this method as it will take a long timemany many cups of coffee to complete.
NOTE: to skip testing each credential set pass disable_test=true, if this is done the connections file will need to have the credential entries for each device set, and the transport value checked (as it's only a guess)
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%hash = (
'asgard' => {
'connection_info' => {
'transport' => 'Telnet',
'credential_set' => 'myCredentialSetHere',
'personality' => 'ios',
'node' => 'asgard',
'host' => '192.168.88.254',
'priveleged_credential_set' => 'myPrivilegedCredential'
},
'os_info' => {
'featureset' => 'Unknown',
'version' => '12.4(25f)',
'platform' => '1841',
'train' => '12.4',
'major' => '12.4',
'os' => 'IOS',
'image' => 'C1841-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M'
}
},
'thor' => {
'connection_info' => {
'transport' => 'SSH',
'credential_set' => 'set4',
'personality' => 'bash',
'node' => 'thor',
'host' => '192.168.88.8',
'priveleged_credential_set' => 'set3'
},
'os_info' => {
'featureset' => 'N/A',
'version' => '2.6.32-131.21.1.el6.x86_64',
'platform' => 'x86_64',
'train' => '2.6',
'major' => '2.6',
'os' => 'Linux',
'image' => 'N/A'
}
}
);
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