Jathan McCollum

1. You're right. The docs need to be updated to include creation of a superuser. Thanks for pointing that out. 2. Yes, a new NSoT installation is a clean slate....

Oof, at least in what you pasted here, you're running native on Windows, which is not currently a supported platform. Only UNIX-variant operating systems are supported right now. (See: https://nsot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#platform-specific-installation-instructions)...

Also check out this inheritable permissions pattern which will be good inspiration for how we might handle them: http://vitan.github.io/linux/django/practical/python/2014/07/28/Inheritable-Object-Level-Permission-of-Django.html

I think this sounds great on the surface and in my mindbrain. Could you please explain a little bit of your reasoning for this and perhaps some example use-cases for...

So on this note. If we're talking about a UI overhaul, it should be done against the API version `1.0` that just launched with NSoT version `0.15`. NSoT has quite...

@lukerussell Thanks for the feature request! I like this idea as something we can plan for. I'd like to kickoff a discussion on how you might see this data used....

@coxley: I was thinking it would be better to have a relationship to an existing Network object from the VRF object, vs. having a hard-field on the Network.

@lukerussell: Can you clarify what you mean by a hidden/null VRF for the global routing table? How is that represented?

@coxley: Think of it the other way. A Network being able to be associated with multiple VRFs. (From database it's VRF having a foreign key to a Network). We'd then...

@lukerussell: This is really helpful, thank you. Without boring you too much on the database-level details, I think that we're actually saying the same thing as far as implementation goes....