Hi,
Thanks for the comments and interest. Feel free to send more comments, questions and/or suggestions.
Best regards, Vincent Cridlig
Andy Bierman wrote:
Vincent Cridlig wrote:
Hi,
The Madynes research team has just released a new implementation of a Netconf agent (YencaP).
We also released:
- A light Netconf client
- A web server to manage the Netconf agents. (Yenca-Man)
- A BGP module that can be integrated into YencaP to manage BGP router configuration. (XBGP-man)
YencaP is implemented in Python programming language and works under Linux (tested with Fedora, Debian and Gentoo).
The license of this network management suite (EnSuite) is LGPL.
It is available for download in our web page: http://madynes.loria.fr/ensuite
Any questions, suggestions for improvement or comments are welcome.
Glad to see implementers at work already! I can't tell from a quick look at the docs what transport is being used. Are any of the 3 application mapping drafts supported?
Regards, Vincent CRIDLIG
thanks, Andy
email: vincent.cridlig@loria.fr
Nikolas Valcarcel wrote:
Hi, im looking for some application to configure the network on some Debian servers, and i think in netconf, but i haven't found it, there are some way to use it on debian? i also can't find the sources of netconf to see if it is possible to patch it for Debian, can someone send me the sources or some link to download netconf for Debian?
thank you for your time
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