pyeapi

import pyeapi import os # Configure connection details (e.g., in a YAML file or environment variables) # For quickstart, using environment variables as placeholders: HOST = os.environ.get('PYEAPI_HOST', '10.0.0.1') USERNAME = os.environ.get('PYEAPI_USERNAME', 'admin') PASSWORD = os.environ.get('PYEAPI_PASSWORD', 'arista') # A more robust setup would use a pyeapi.conf file or direct dictionary config # For simplicity, we'll create a dictionary config for direct connection node_config = { 'transport': 'https', 'host': HOST, 'username': USERNAME, 'password': PASSWORD, 'port': 443, 'timeout': 30 } try: # Connect to the Arista EOS device node = pyeapi.connect(**node_config) print(f"Successfully connected to {HOST}") # Run a 'show version' command response = node.run_commands(['show version']) print("\n--- Device Version ---") print(f"EOS Version: {response[0]['version']}") print(f"Hostname: {response[0]['hostname']}") # Run a 'show interfaces' command interfaces_response = node.run_commands(['show interfaces']) print("\n--- Interfaces Status ---") for intf_name, intf_data in interfaces_response[0]['interfaces'].items(): print(f" {intf_name}: {intf_data['lineProtocolStatus']} (Admin: {intf_data['interfaceStatus']})") except pyeapi.eapilib.EapiError as e: print(f"EAPI Error: {e}") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")