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Some other examples of NETCONF messages

NETCONF <get> Operation

The <get> operation gets the configuration and operational data in a datastore.

NETCONF_get_config.jpg

Note:
+ <filter> here is a parameter of the <get> operation to select a particular subtree in the reply and “type” is the attribute of the parameter.
+ The <get-config> operation gets only the configuration data in a datastore.

NETCONF <edit-config> Operation:

+ Enable the interface

NETCONF_edit_config.jpg

+ Adding IPv6 address

NETCONF_edit_config_2.jpg

NETCONF <close-session> Operation
– Polite way of disconnecting

NETCONF_close_session.jpg

NETCONF <kill-session> Operation

– Not so polite way of disconnecting another session.
– Releases any locks, aborts any confirmed commit related to session

NETCONF_kill_session.jpg

NETCONF <validate> Operation

– To validate (check for syntactical and semantic errors) the content of a datastore.

NETCONF_validate.jpg

If <ok/> is received then proceed to Commit.

NETCONF <delete-config> Operation

– Delete a complete data store (not running)

NETCONF_delete_config.jpg

 

Comments
  1. ton
    October 1st, 2022

    last update dump ccnp date ?

  2. bbt
    January 31st, 2023

    Took exam in december, questions were up to date

  3. asr
    February 7th, 2023

    hello everyone, would you please let me know where i can find the questions?

  4. Stib
    May 15th, 2023

    If I have understood it correctly, i assume that the Client in step 4 should traget the in the command instead of . Right?

  5. Stib
    May 15th, 2023

    „Candidate“ instead of „running“

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