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Juniper devices have a lot of system interfaces that don't make sens for us to be imported.
It would be useful to be able to define both a whitelist and blacklist of interfaces names pattern we want to import.
For example in my scripts, I do pattern matching on the following:
interfaces_whitelist = ['et-', 'xe-', 'ge-', 'ae', 'fxp', 'gr-', 'lo0', 'vme', 'reth', 'st', 'me0', 'em0']
interfaces_blacklist = ['.32767', '.32768', '.16386', '.16385', '.16384', 'fxp2', 'bme']
Both white and black are needed to prevent some system sub-interfaces.
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Juniper devices have a lot of system interfaces that don't make sens for us to be imported.
It would be useful to be able to define both a whitelist and blacklist of interfaces names pattern we want to import.
For example in my scripts, I do pattern matching on the following:
interfaces_whitelist = ['et-', 'xe-', 'ge-', 'ae', 'fxp', 'gr-', 'lo0', 'vme', 'reth', 'st', 'me0', 'em0']
interfaces_blacklist = ['.32767', '.32768', '.16386', '.16385', '.16384', 'fxp2', 'bme']
Both white and black are needed to prevent some system sub-interfaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: