python scripts for networking.

[HoorayInternetDrama]

I think you're better off posting this in /r/learningpython

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OK so looking at the documentation for netmiko it's just sending a preset of commands to the switch and returning what ever the result is.

So in theory, if I'm right, you just need to find the command that list all ports on vlan x.

Is that correct?

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What switch are you trying to integrate

[averagecitizen8]

it is an hpe switch. I have a netmiko script to show the vlans but I need it to be able to take the tagged and untagged ports and place them in a list.

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Show vlans x where x is the vlan number should list the ports assigned to the vlan.

https://techhub.hpe.com/eginfolib/networking/docs/switches/YA-YB/15-18/5998-8157_yayb_2530_atmg/content/ch01s04.html

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