Huawei CloudEngine Switch support for using Ansible to deploy devices. The Huawei CloudEngine Ansible library, enables you to use Ansible to perform specific operational and configuration tasks on CloudEngine devices.
- ce_aaa_server - Manages AAA server global configuration.
- ce_aaa_server_host - Manages AAA server host configuration.
- ce_acl - Manages base ACL configuration.
- ce_acl_advance - Manages advanced ACL configuration.
- ce_acl_interface - Manages applying ACLs to interfaces.
- ce_bfd_global - Manages BFD global configuration.
- ce_bfd_session - Manages BFD session configuration.
- ce_bfd_view - Manages BFD session view configuration.
- ce_bgp - Manages BGP configuration.
- ce_bgp_af - Manages BGP Address-family configuration.
- ce_bgp_neighbor - Manages BGP peer configuration.
- ce_bgp_neighbor_af - Manages BGP neighbor Address-family configuration.
- ce_command - Run arbitrary command on Huawei CloudEngine devices.
- ce_config - Manage Huawei CloudEngine configuration sections.
- ce_dldp - Manages global DLDP configration.
- ce_dldp_interface - Manages interface DLDP configuration.
- ce_eth_trunk - Manages Eth-Trunk interfaces.
- ce_evpn_bd_vni - Manages EVPN VXLAN Network Identifier (VNI).
- ce_evpn_bgp - Manages BGP EVPN configuration.
- ce_evpn_bgp_rr - Manages RR for the VXLAN Network.
- ce_evpn_global - Manages global configuration of EVPN.
- ce_facts - Gets facts about HUAWEI CloudEngine switches.
- ce_file_copy - Copy a file to a remote CloudEngine device over SCP.
- ce_info_center_debug - Manages information center debug configuration.
- ce_info_center_global - Manages outputting logs.
- ce_info_center_log - Manages information center log configuration.
- ce_info_center_trap - Manages information center trap configuration.
- ce_interface - Manages physical attributes of interfaces.
- ce_interface_ospf - Manages configuration of an OSPF interface instance.
- ce_ip_interface - Manages L3 attributes for IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces.
- ce_mtu - Manages MTU settings on CloudEngine switch.
- ce_netconf - Run arbitrary netconf command on CloudEngine devices.
- ce_netstream_aging - Manages timeout mode of NetStream.
- ce_netstream_export - Configure NetStream flow statistics exporting and versions for exported packets.
- ce_netstream_global - Manages global parameters of NetStream.
- ce_netstream_template - Manages NetStream template configuration.
- ce_ntp - Manages core NTP configuration.
- ce_ntp_auth - Manages NTP authentication configuration.
- ce_ospf - Manages configuration of an OSPF instance.
- ce_ospf_vrf - Manages configuration of an OSPF VPN instance.
- ce_reboot - Reboot a network device.
- ce_rollback - Set a checkpoint or rollback to a checkpoint.
- ce_sflow - Manages sFlow configuration.
- ce_snmp_community - Manages SNMP community configuration.
- ce_snmp_contact - Manages SNMP contact configuration.
- ce_snmp_location - Manages SNMP location configuration.
- ce_snmp_target_host - Manages SNMP target host configuration.
- ce_snmp_traps - Manages SNMP traps configuration.
- ce_snmp_user - Manages SNMP user configuration.
- ce_static_route - Manages static route configuration.
- ce_stp - Manages STP configuration.
- ce_switchport - Manages Layer 2 switchport interfaces.
- ce_vlan - Manages VLAN resources and attributes.
- ce_vrf - Manages VPN instance.
- ce_vrf_af - Manages VPN instance address family.
- ce_vrf_interface - Manages interface specific VPN configuration.
- ce_vxlan_arp - Manages ARP attributes of VXLAN.
- ce_vxlan_gateway - Manages gateway for the VXLAN network.
- ce_vxlan_global - Manages global attributes of VXLAN and bridge domain.
- ce_vxlan_tunnel - Manages VXLAN tunnel configuration.
- ce_vxlan_vap - Manages VXLAN virtual access point.
Circumstance instruction: Ansible network module is suitable for Ansible version 2.2. The available ncclient version is 0.5.3.
Main steps:
- Install suitable Ansible
- Install suitable ncclient library
- Install Huawei CloudEngine Ansible library
An example of static manifest for CloudEngine switch is followed. The network functions is satisfied based on the assumed that Ansible module is available.
root@localhost:~# ansible -m ce_command -a "commands='display vlan summary' transport='cli' host=192.168.1.1 port=22 username=huawei password=huawei123" localhost --connection local
localhost | SUCCESS => {
"changed": false,
"stdout": [
"Number of static VLAN: 3\nVLAN ID: 1 4001 to 4002 \n\nNumber of dynamic VLAN: 0\nVLAN ID: \n\nNumber of service VLAN: 62\nVLAN ID: 4030 to 4060 4064 to 4094 "
],
"stdout_lines": [
[
"Number of static VLAN: 3",
"VLAN ID: 1 4001 to 4002 ",
"",
"Number of dynamic VLAN: 0",
"VLAN ID: ",
"",
"Number of service VLAN: 62",
"VLAN ID: 4030 to 4060 4064 to 4094 "
]
],
"warnings": []
}
These modules require the following to be installed on the Ansible server: