Would there be any mileage in having some way to connect to network devices 
over telnet in addition to SSH?
I know that telnet is insecure, but many network devices (Cisco certainly) 
ship with SSH disabled and only telnet out-of-the-box.  
My drive for using Ansible is to try and take as much manual configuration 
and potential for errors or inconsistencies out of the equation, and do as 
much as possible in a controlled and scripted way.  It defeats the object 
slightly if I have to manually configure SSH and authentication on each new 
switch.
(For that matter, being able to plug laptop into switch console port and do 
initial configuration locally over serial would be another option...)

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