Neither of these work. Very puzzling, as I've used Netmiko in the past and have never seen this issue. I also checked that I didn't create a file named 'netmiko.py ...

import netmiko import time if __name__ == "__main__": device = { "device_type": 'terminal_server', "ip": '192.168.128.18', "port": 3002, "username": 'root', "password ...

Use the Python Netmiko module to automate switches, routers and firewalls from multiple vendors. I frequently find myself in the position of confronting "hostile" networks. By hostile, I mean that ...