ixnetwork_restpy
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OpenIxia
The IxNetwork python client.
Any reason why files here were renamed with some kind of hash at the end? https://github.com/OpenIxia/ixnetwork_restpy/tree/master/ixnetwork_restpy/testplatform/sessions/ixnetwork/topology For instance bgpipv4peer_**9dd9eddcf2bd784d82d8a016e392f035**.py Is it a permanent change or an error?
In connection.py, class Connection, method _send_recv, lines 406-427 is a while True loop. This polls the API server for completion of an async operation. Line 412 is sleep(1) to sleep...
… GetFileList fails when given a remote_directory
Suppose for a same vport, we create mutliple **data** or multiple **control** captures. When I try to download each capture files, the command **SaveCaptureFiles(Arg1=...)** returns me only the latest **data**...
According the API documentation, we should be able to choose a name for **dataActiveCapture** and **controlActiveCapture** however, when I try to modify this field, I get an error: ``` {...
Need an option to avoid Restpy messages to stdout and log the messages only to log_file_name passed as an argument
I generally use Type annotation inside my functions and in this purpose I import your basic type like Ethernet. I have recently update your lib and i have notice a...
When attempting to generate a TestConfig object from a Rfc2544throughput object a SyntaxError is generated: ``` >>> ixSession.Ixnetwork.QuickTest.Rfc2544throughput.add().TestConfig() Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in File "/home/haydnb/svt_scripts/3007_ixnetwork/ixnetwork_restpy/testplatform/sessions/ixnetwork/quicktest/rfc2544throughput_2993ee9d3aa1842ea5cbff3edf8a2923.py",...
Hi, I am using ixnetwork_restpy 1.0.47 and call TestPlatform(...) as below: **from ixnetwork_restpy.testplatform.testplatform import TestPlatform testpl = TestPlatform(myserver, rest_port=myrestport, log_file_name=mylogfile)** problem: - there exist some log contents in mylogfile before...
Want to be able to find resources on the server by drilling down into a resources multivalue values. e.g., """ find by ip address this should return all objects where...
