Using Python and Netmiko to Configure Cisco Switches
See how to program a GNS3 campus topology using a Python script and SSH.
David Bombal
August 4, 2017
1 Min Read
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In this video, part of a series on network automation using GNS3, David Bombal demonstrates how to configure virtual Cisco switches using Python and Netmiko, a Python library for simplifying the SSH management of network devices. He shows you how to configure both core and access switches in a GNS3 campus topology. In his last video, he showed you how to use Netmiko to create VLANs on a Cisco switch.
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