Instead of writing a whole new module, why not try to use netcommon module: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/ansible/netcommon/cli_command_module.html
On Tuesday, July 20, 2021 at 11:41:25 AM UTC-4 mythic...@gmail.com wrote: > >So, how are you getting the error "this operation requires privilege > escalation"? > > I was getting this error when i try to use the ios_config, wich is made > for cisco_ios. Fs.com switches base ios is cisco, but i dont know what is > their ios name (if they have a name) and i cant find it anywhere. When i > use ios_command the switch accept it because this dont go further to config > mode without my commands and i dont know if it a conflict because config > mode in cisco is config terminal and fs.com config mode is config only. > > > >There may only be source code. Not everyone documents the development of > things like this in sufficient detail that other developers can understand > the > design process. > > About this, im kynda new on ansible, and i cant find a "guide" on how to > build a module and that is maybe the hardest part... in my course ive > studied C,C++ and C# but we dont use python.. although everyone says to me > that if i can program with c i can easy learn python. The problem here is > actually, find a 'how to do a module guide'. > > >Sorry, but phrases like "small differences" and "for example" are not > enough to > write software. You need specifications - you need definite documentation > about > _exactly_ how things need to be done. > > > Here i got a manual that i am using to see what to do when cisco commands > not working (because some are different!) > > PoE+ Series Switches CLI Reference Guide | FS -> > https://img-en.fs.com/file/user_manual/poe+-series-switches-cli-reference-guide.pdf > > > Start with something simple. > > Make sure you can do one specific, simple command manually, and then get an > ansible module to do it for you. If you need escalated privileges, well, > put > that in (I assume you already know how to do that in ansible). > > Then, once you have something simple working, build up to the real goal of > the > full configuration you are trying to achieve. > > If you need further help from the list, though, I really think you need to > provide some details about what you are doing, what the errors are, and > what > the fs.com documentation says needs to be done to make something work. > > > So the point is to make a module to automate commands inside config mode > in the s3260-8T2FP switch from fs.com, i am using an s3900-24F4S switch > also from fs.com but this one i have since yesterday so im still testing > and learning how to work with it and for now it looks more similar to > cisco_ios than the other one.. > > I already make 2 roles that create vlans on the switch and link them with > a specific port. This roles are working but the module was a better project > for my internship since this roles are only working to fs with ios_command > and i have to make the commands all by myself. > > If i could do a module like ios_config but working to fs, not only i would > automate even better my roles, but also i would have a better project to > show in the present in the end of my internship. > > Hope you guys can help me!! > If u didnt understand something please ask me!! > > A segunda-feira, 19 de julho de 2021 à(s) 20:30:16 UTC+1, Antony Stone > escreveu: > >> On Monday 19 July 2021 at 19:13:21, Tiago Oliveira wrote: >> >> > I actually dont have anything of the module done. >> >> So, how are you getting the error "this operation requires privilege >> escalation"? >> >> > I wanted to see the ios_config module and how it was done so i could >> have >> > an ideia of what to do.. but i cant find the documentation and the how >> to >> > do that module. >> >> There may only be source code. Not everyone documents the development of >> things like this in sufficient detail that other developers can >> understand the >> design process. >> >> > About the fs.com switches, the one i am trying to use is a lot similar >> to >> > cisco ios, with small diferences. for example >> >> Sorry, but phrases like "small differences" and "for example" are not >> enough to >> write software. You need specifications - you need definite documentation >> about >> _exactly_ how things need to be done. >> >> > you do enable and then config and not config terminal, and i dont know >> if that >> > changes something for the module not working, because if i use >> ios_command >> > module and write all the commands: enable,config i can use this >> commands >> > inside fs switch config without problems.. >> >> Start with something simple. >> >> Make sure you can do one specific, simple command manually, and then get >> an >> ansible module to do it for you. If you need escalated privileges, well, >> put >> that in (I assume you already know how to do that in ansible). >> >> Then, once you have something simple working, build up to the real goal >> of the >> full configuration you are trying to achieve. >> >> If you need further help from the list, though, I really think you need >> to >> provide some details about what you are doing, what the errors are, and >> what >> the fs.com documentation says needs to be done to make something work. >> >> >> Antony. >> >> -- >> You can tell that the day just isn't going right when you find yourself >> using >> the telephone before the toilet. >> >> Please reply to the list; >> please *don't* CC me. >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ansible Project" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ansible-project+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. 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