opennos-mgmt

Run server

./opennos-mgmt \
  -bind_address :10161 \
  -config gnmi/openconfig.json \
  -key gnmi/certs/server.key \
  -cert gnmi/certs/server.crt \
  -ca gnmi/certs/ca.crt \
  -username foo \
  -password bar \
  -alsologtostderr

Run client

GET request

gnmi_get \
  -target_addr :10161 \
  -key gnmi/certs/client.key \
  -cert gnmi/certs/client.crt \
  -ca gnmi/certs/ca.crt \
  -target_name server.com \
  -username foo \
  -password bar \
  -alsologtostderr \
  -xpath "/interfaces/interface[name=admin]/config/mtu"

gnmi_get \
  -target_addr :10161 \
  -key gnmi/certs/client.key \
  -cert gnmi/certs/client.crt \
  -ca gnmi/certs/ca.crt \
  -target_name server.com \
  -username foo \
  -password bar \
  -alsologtostderr \
  -xpath "/interfaces/interface[name=eth-1]/config/mtu" \
  -xpath "/interfaces/interface[name=eth-1]/state/admin-status" \
  -xpath "/interfaces/interface[name=eth-1]/ethernet"

SET request

gnmi_set \
  -replace /interfaces/interface[name=admin]/config/mtu:1500 \
  -update /interfaces/interface[name=admin]/config/loopback-mode:true \
  -target_addr :10161 \
  -key gnmi/certs/client.key \
  -cert gnmi/certs/client.crt \
  -ca gnmi/certs/ca.crt \
  -target_name server.com \
  -username foo \
  -password bar \
  -alsologtostderr

Capabilities request

gnmi_capabilities \
  -target_addr :10161 \
  -key gnmi/certs/client.key \
  -cert gnmi/certs/client.crt \
  -ca gnmi/certs/ca.crt \
  -target_name server.com \
  -alsologtostderr

TODO

Shouldn't be port breakout responsible for creating and destroying Ethernet interface? If we create new Aggregate interface and it is STATIC, then send request to Ethernet Management Service. If we create new Aggregate interface and it is DYNAMIC, then send request to Ethernet Management Service. LACP interface have to be created alongside LAG dynamic request!!! If we create new Aggregate interface and LAG type is not set, then return invalid configuration. If create new Ethernet interface then at least speed should be defined as dependency! If create LAG then check speed of all members!