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  bump version (#613)
  Add napalm logo (previously removed probably during reunification)
  Interface is always enabled, unless explicitly specified in config
  Fix get_environnements available memory (#605)
  [docs] pynxos instead of pycsco for NXOS
  QFX10008 apparently still uses the same old RPC (as EX9208)
  Fix for napalm-automation/napalm-iosxr#104. IOSXRv returns empty list for oper.PlatformInventory.RackTable.Rack.Attributes.BasicInfo, causing a fatal IndexError for the variable 'platform_attr_tree' in the 'get_facts' function. In fact, IOSXRv walkdata oper.PlatformInventory returns no data at all. As a result, only an interface_list will be returned and the remaining default facts values from the function will be used. This condition does NOT occur on physical IOSXR hosts. Therefore, original indexing needs to be preserved while the error condition is handled for IOSXRv hosts.
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  fix missing file in power supply mocked data
  Readd the state / status key. The rebase hell continues
  Lost this commit somehow in this cherry-pick hell
  Pass password when using ssh key
  suppress FutureWarning (#218)
  fix removal of cluster key (#219)
  fix pep8 errors
  implement find operation in cli
  fix multihop ttl to its default value
  remove cluster from the neighbor output
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.. _contributing-core:

NAPALM Core Developers
======================

NAPALM core developers have the responsibility to maintain the
:ref:`supported-devices`, hereby including:

- Identify and fix bugs
- Add new features and enhancements
- Ensure an uniform API
- Triage Issues
- Review and eventually Pull Requests
- Continuously improve the documentation
- Grant access to volunteers that propose new :ref:`contributing-drivers`
- Provide a set of tools used in the core drivers to test and generate documentation to developers willing to write and maintain extra drivers

Who can be a core developer?
----------------------------

Anyone that is (git) committed to the project, proves skills to maintain a
driver, and continuously identifies and fixes issues, or any applicable of the
above. We are always looking into statistics and considering new members.
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.. _contributing-drivers:

Community Drivers
=================

In addition to the core drivers, maintained by the :ref:`contributing-core`,
the community can always provide additional drivers. We welcome any submission,
and new drivers will be hosted under the
`napalm-automation-community <https://github.com/napalm-automation-community>`_ on
GitHub. They can be seen as *plugins* for the base NAPALM framework, which is
why each driver is maintained under its own repository.

Once a new driver is added under the named organisation, the user proposing it
takes the entire responsibility to maintain. That includes:

- Documentation
- Fix bugs
- Triage and manage issues
- Review and merge Pull Requests
- API compatibility with the core drivers

While everything is a best-effort of the volunteer, we highly encourage the
community to avoid submitting drivers they are unable to maintain. We understand
that personal and professional situations can change and we are not asking for
an ever-lasting commitment but there should be some willingness to take some
initial responsibility over it.

The core developers will provide you the tools and the methodologies to
create a new driver, together with the associated documentation.

If there is high demand for a specific driver, and its maintainer proves they
are able to commit to a continuous work on the long run, the driver can
be promoted to be included into the core.
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Proposing a new driver
----------------------

This is a but more complex but completely doable. You can find more information `here <https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm-skeleton>`_.
This is a more complex process but completely doable. You can find more information `here <https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm-skeleton>`_.

Please check :ref:`contributing-drivers` to understand the process.

.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1

core
drivers
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.. _supported-devices:

Supported Devices
=================

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**Driver Name** eos junos iosxr nxos ios
**Structured data** Yes Yes No Yes No
**Minimum version** 4.15.0F 12.1 5.1.0 6.1 [#g1]_ 12.4(20)T
**Backend library** `pyeapi`_ `junos-eznc`_ `pyIOSXR`_ `pycsco`_ `netmiko`_
**Backend library** `pyeapi`_ `junos-eznc`_ `pyIOSXR`_ `pynxos`_ `netmiko`_
**Caveats** :doc:`eos` :doc:`nxos` :doc:`ios`
===================== ========== ============= ============ ============ ============

.. _pyeapi: https://github.com/arista-eosplus/pyeapi
.. _junos-eznc: https://github.com/Juniper/py-junos-eznc
.. _pyIOSXR: https://github.com/fooelisa/pyiosxr
.. _pycsco: https://github.com/jedelman8/pycsco
.. _pynxos: https://github.com/networktocode/pynxos
.. _netmiko: https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko

.. [#g1] NX-API support on the Nexus 5k, 6k and 7k families was introduced in version 7.2
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IOS has no native API to play with, that's the reason why we used the Netmiko library to interact with it.
Having Netmiko installed in your working box is a prerequisite.

Check napalm-ios/requirements.txt for Netmiko version requirement
Check napalm-ios/requirements.txt for Netmiko version requirement

Full ios driver support requires configuration rollback on error::

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crypto pki certificate chain TP-self-signed-1429897839
certificate self-signed 01
3082022B 30820194 A0030201 02020101 300D0609 2A864886 F70D0101 05050030
3082022B 30820194 A0030201 02020101 300D0609 2A864886 F70D0101 05050030
...
...
...
9353BD17 C345E1D7 71AFD125 D23D7940 2DECBE8E 46553314 396ACC63 34839EF7
9353BD17 C345E1D7 71AFD125 D23D7940 2DECBE8E 46553314 396ACC63 34839EF7
3C056A00 7E129168 F0CD3692 F53C62
quit

The quit line reads as follows::

>>> for char in line:
... print("{}: {}".format(repr(char), ord(char)))
...
...
' ': 32 # space
' ': 32 # space
'\t': 9 # tab
'q': 113
'q': 113
'u': 117
'i': 105
't': 116
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... f.write("banner motd {}\n".format(ext_char))
... f.write("my banner test\n")
... f.write("{}\n".format(ext_char))
...
...
>>> quit()

Configure replace operations will reject a file with a banner unless it uses the ASCII character. Note, this likely also implies you cannot just copy-and-paste what you see on the screen.

In vim insert, you can also type <ctrl>+V, release only the V, then type C


File Operation Prompts
_____

Notes
By default IOS will prompt for confirmation on file operations. These prompts need to be disabled before the NAPALM-ios driver performs any such operation on the device.
This can be controlled using the `auto_file_prompt` optional arguement:

* `auto_file_prompt=True` (default): NAPALM will automatically add `file prompt quiet` to the device configuration before performing file operations,
and un-configure it again afterwards. If the device already had the command in its configuration then it will be silently removed as a result, and
this change will not show up in the output of `compare_config()`.

* `auto_file_prompt=False`: Disable the above automated behaviour. The managed device must have `file prompt quiet` in its running-config already,
otherwise a `CommandErrorException` will be raised when file operations are attempted.

SCP File Transfers
_____

* Will automatically enable secure copy ('ip scp server enable') on the network device. This is a configuration change.
The NAPALM-ios driver requires SCP to be enabled on the managed device. SCP
server functionality is disabled in IOS by default, and is configured using
`ip scp server enable`.

If an operation requiring a file transfer is attempted, but the necessary
configuration is not present, a `CommandErrorException` will be raised.

* During various operations, NAPALM ios driver will turn off the prompting for confirmations (`file prompt quiet`). It should re-enable prompting before exiting the device (`no file prompt quiet`).
Notes
_____

* The NAPALM-ios driver supports all Netmiko arguments as either standard arguments (hostname, username, password, timeout) or as optional_args (everything else).
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