Resource Type: cisco_command_config

Defined in:

lib/puppet/type/cisco_command_config.rb

Providers:

cisco

Overview

Allows execution of configuration commands.

cisco_command_config

..attributes..

<name> is the name of the cisco_command_config instance.

Example

cisco_command_config {\"feature-config\":
  command => \"
              feature interface-vlan\"
}

cisco_command_config {\"feature-intf-portchannel2\":
  command => \"
              interface Vlan20
                no ip redirects
                ip address 17.159.249.1/24
                ip dhcp relay address 17.158.158.16
                ip dhcp relay address 17.158.156.10
                ip dhcp relay address 17.158.4.32
                no shutdown\"
  require => cisco_command_config [\"feature-config\"],
}

<require> is optional.

Properties

• command

  Configuration command(s) to be applied to the network element. Valid values are string.

• test_get

  %(

  This is a test-only property for beaker use. It allows beaker to retrieve
  any configuration it needs from the device using puppet resource. Callers
  must pass a filter string to test_get.
  Example usage:
    puppet resource cisco_command_config 'cc' test_get='incl feature'
  

  )

• test_set

  %(

  This is a test-only property for beaker use. It allows beaker to set
  simple raw configuration using puppet resource.
  Example usage:
   puppet resource cisco_command_config 'cc' test_set='no feature foo'
  

  )

Parameters

• name (namevar)
• provider

  The specific backend to use for this ‘cisco_command_config` resource. You will seldom need to specify this — Puppet will usually discover the appropriate provider for your platform.