Router_pass = '' Configure the RouterOS driver then initialize and connect to the router # Use the RouterOS (ros) network driver to connect to the device:ĭriver = napalm.get_network_driver('ros')
Router_port = 8728 # Use 8729 for api-ssl
#MIKROTIK ROUTEROS MULTICAST INSTALL#
Pip install napalm-ros Import NAPALM and the RouterOS driver import napalmįrom napalm_ros import ros Provide your MikroTik Router’s IP and credentials router_ip = '192.168.1.1' If you have not idea what `pipenv` is, checkout my pipenv tutorial or alternatively you can install napalm & napalm-ros globally with pip. Pipenv install napalm-ros … or install with pip Here are the functions that NAPALM-ROS currently supportsĬreate a new pipenv virtualenv and install napalm & napalm-ros mkdir napalmtest Get $100 in cloud credits from DigitalOcean Ad Notice I will receive a small commission that helps support this blog at no cost to you.
For now, we will look at what information can be read from the router.ĭigitalOcean offers one-click deployment of popular applications such as WordPress, Django, MongoDB, Docker, and even preconfigured Kubernetes Clusters. Download the NotebookĪt the time of writing this article, the RouterOS NAPALM driver does not support configuration management for MikroTik routers. This tutorial was developed as a Jupyter Notebook, it’s available on github if you want to download it and follow along. You will need to enable the API service which is found in IP | Services using winbox NAPALM will attempt to connect to the router on the default API port of 8728. In this tutorial, we will explore using the NAPALM python module to query data from a MikroTik Router.īefore we begin, you are expected to have python3 and pip installed as well as access to a MikroTik router running RouterOS.
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