the steps for the recipe are as follows:
- Verify that your JUNOS device can be accessed via the NETCONF protocol:
unix$ ssh -p 830 -i junos_auto_id_rsa auto@10.0.201.201 -s netconf <!-- No zombies were killed during the creation of this user interface --> <!-- user auto, class j-super-user --> [...]
- If not, revisit Chapter 1, JUNOS NETCONF over SSH Setup in order to:
- Generate SSH keys
- Set up an automation user
- Configure NETCONF over SSH
- On your automation or management server, proceed to install the necessary Python components in order to enable PyEZ. Firstly, you need pip – which is the Python package manger, a successor to easy_install:
ubuntu@ubuntu-xenial:~$ sudo apt-get install python-pip Reading package lists... ...
