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"""
Handler for H3c device specific information.
Note that for proper import, the classname has to be:
"<Devicename>DeviceHandler"
...where <Devicename> is something like "Default", "H3c", etc.
All device-specific handlers derive from the DefaultDeviceHandler, which implements the
generic information needed for interaction with a Netconf server.
"""
from .default import DefaultDeviceHandler
from ncclient.operations.third_party.h3c.rpc import *
class H3cDeviceHandler(DefaultDeviceHandler):
"""
H3C handler for device specific information.
In the device_params dictionary, which is passed to __init__, you can specify
the parameter "ssh_subsystem_name". That allows you to configure the preferred
SSH subsystem name that should be tried on your H3C switch. If connecting with
that name fails, or you didn't specify that name, the other known subsystem names
will be tried. However, if you specify it then this name will be tried first.
"""
_EXEMPT_ERRORS = []
def __init__(self, device_params):
super(H3cDeviceHandler, self).__init__(device_params)
def add_additional_operations(self):
dict = {}
dict["get_bulk"] = GetBulk
dict["get_bulk_config"] = GetBulkConfig
dict["cli"] = CLI
dict["action"] = Action
dict["save"] = Save
dict["load"] = Load
dict["rollback"] = Rollback
return dict
def get_capabilities(self):
# Just need to replace a single value in the default capabilities
c = super(H3cDeviceHandler, self).get_capabilities()
return c
def get_xml_base_namespace_dict(self):
return {None: BASE_NS_1_0}
def get_xml_extra_prefix_kwargs(self):
d = {}
d.update(self.get_xml_base_namespace_dict())
return {"nsmap": d}
def perform_qualify_check(self):
return False
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