Closed pnikila closed 1 week ago
I would probably try to call set_base_prompt()
before you make your .enable()
call, here:
if '>' in prompt:
netmiko_device.enable()
Let me know if that fixes the issue.
Thanks @ktbyers. It is working now.
Description of Issue/Question
I am resetting a switch using serial(console) connection with write erase and reload. And Checking the prompt to see if reload is completed. Once reload is completed, we need to add additional configs like username and password and other basic commands.
Setup
device_dict_cisco_serial = { "device_type" : "terminal_server", "ip":device_dict_cisco["serial_ip"], "port":device_dict_cisco["serial_port"], "username":device_dict_cisco["serial_username"], "password":device_dict_cisco["serial_password"], "global_delay_factor": 3, "session_log":device_dict_cisco["session_log"], "secret":device_dict_cisco["secret"] } netmiko_dev = ConnectHandler(**device_dict_cisco_serial) netmiko.redispatch(netmiko_dev, device_type=device_dict_cisco["device_type"])
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1)Connect to serial console 2) Give "Write erase" 3) Give reload 4) There is change in hostname after reload command is issued .
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