Anything specifically you thinking about in regards to API. Currently i find it pretty limited as its very hard to build rules via API, the reason for this is simply the placement of rules. When it comes to things like routing / interfaces etc its still very limited and have not supported clusters and vsx meaning for me it has been useless. Hopefully there will come more API that is more useful and then i for sure will make some videos about it :)
Thanks Magnus!....great video! But what if you have a list of endpoints that you want to add to a group, and some endpoints already exist in the management domain and some don't. And you don't want to overwrite the existing host object, only add it to the group?
Are you using this way to create groups with large amount of objects? From: sk113078 Note: Do not use an underscore in the filename (for example, hosts1_1.csv). It can cause errors. Use a hyphen instead (for example hosts1-1.csv).
Like it I built on yours and added objects with a static NAT name,ip-address,color,comments,nat-settings.auto-rule,nat-settings.ip-address,nat-settings.install-on,nat-settings.method test_srv_1,10.254.251.20,yellow,test server,true,192.168.1.30,Azure,static test_srv_2,10.254.251.21,yellow,test server,true,192.168.1.31,Azure,static took me a while to work out "nat-settings.auto-rule" :)
great job, its will be very beneficial when adding big list of servers and will ease your life. You explained the concept in a very easy way. pwd ? cat > ? vi ? what are these commands do in the backend? as i am not a Linux user
pwd = Prints the current directory you're in, so, if you do "cd /var/log" and run pwd after that, it will print "/var/log". cat = Prints the contents of a file, useful for reading the file or to feed the file into another command that reads from the terminal. Like this: "cat /var/log/audit.log | less" vi = It's a text editor, another common option is Emacs.
Great demo, Thanks always Magnus.
Thanks for watching :)
teach more videos with API functions. Thanks and congratulations for the video
Anything specifically you thinking about in regards to API.
Currently i find it pretty limited as its very hard to build rules via API, the reason for this is simply the placement of rules.
When it comes to things like routing / interfaces etc its still very limited and have not supported clusters and vsx meaning for me it has been useless.
Hopefully there will come more API that is more useful and then i for sure will make some videos about it :)
Thanks Magnus!....great video! But what if you have a list of endpoints that you want to add to a group, and some endpoints already exist in the management domain and some don't. And you don't want to overwrite the existing host object, only add it to the group?
Hi Magnus thank you ! How about I have existing group but I want to add new host into it?
Are you using this way to create groups with large amount of objects?
From: sk113078
Note: Do not use an underscore in the filename (for example, hosts1_1.csv). It can cause errors. Use a hyphen instead (for example hosts1-1.csv).
Thanks Magnus, very informative
Like it I built on yours and added objects with a static NAT
name,ip-address,color,comments,nat-settings.auto-rule,nat-settings.ip-address,nat-settings.install-on,nat-settings.method
test_srv_1,10.254.251.20,yellow,test server,true,192.168.1.30,Azure,static
test_srv_2,10.254.251.21,yellow,test server,true,192.168.1.31,Azure,static
took me a while to work out "nat-settings.auto-rule" :)
How to remove group inside multiple ip host in cli command??
great job, its will be very beneficial when adding big list of servers and will ease your life. You explained the concept in a very easy way.
pwd ?
cat > ?
vi ?
what are these commands do in the backend? as i am not a Linux user
pwd = Prints the current directory you're in, so, if you do "cd /var/log" and run pwd after that, it will print "/var/log".
cat = Prints the contents of a file, useful for reading the file or to feed the file into another command that reads from the terminal. Like this: "cat /var/log/audit.log | less"
vi = It's a text editor, another common option is Emacs.
@@hagbarddenstore great . thanks kim ❤
How to remove test group host in cli cmd...
Note:
This process revert cli cmd...
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