All,
I'm just beginning discovery of using ansible in my environment, and am
trying to get an understanding of its capabilities.
I've been trying to figure out how to send command to generic network
devices. That is devices with no module, and not an option in
ansible_network_os. For example, old HP Procurve switches, or menu driven
devices such as Adtran muxes.
I assume I'll be a little limited to what I can do, but I would think that
raw and/or expect could be made to work
The errors I'm getting are similar to:
...
"stderr": "/bin/sh: 1: -c not found\n",
...
I've tried it adhoc like:
ansible TEST -c local -u username -k -m raw -a "show run" # Not the
actual command, I'm doing it from memory
or in a playbook such as:
---
hosts: TEST
connection: local # or network_cli
gather_facts: no
vars:
username: username # when attempting network_cli
vars_prompt:
ansible_ssh_pass: password123 # when attempting network_cli
tasks:
- name: Testing
raw: show run
# I've also tried adding args: executable: "", but same results.
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