Open criling opened 5 years ago
Ah, as I continued in the lab, we configure those interfaces later on via python in guest shell...
@criling The lab guide is linear and assumes you've completed every step start to finish. Do you believe there is something out of order or example output out of place, or did you skip around and believe it is OK as-is?
In exercise 4 step 7 (NETCONF section), the guide shows:
"Run the iosxe-get-intinfo.py Python script with the python iosxe-get-intinfo.py command:
(pythonenv) $ python iosxe-get-intinfo.py GigabitEthernet1, description: empty Loopback1, description: empty Loopback2, description: empty Loopback3, description: empty (pythonenv) $"
Unless I missed a step somewhere, these loopbacks don't exist at this point in lab, until we create them later. I believe Loopback 2 and 3 are created during the port tracker exercise, Loopback 1 is created when showing the cli functions in the python interpreter inside the guest shell during "Exercise 2: Unleashing Network Programmability at the Network Edge"
in the output for running iosxe-get-intinfo.py, we show several interfaces in the lab guide. My CSR in dcloud only had one interface, GigabitEthernet1. None of the loopbacks shown in the lab guide output were in my lab. Not a big deal, but may confuse students.