by heleen | Mar 28, 2025 | Compliance & Testing, Knowledge Base, Netpicker
Normally with Python rules, you have to have some backups for Netpicker to test your assertion against. First, let’s run a test and see if we have the word “ospf” in the configuration or not without getting a backup: The rule fails even though we have one OSPF process...
by Peter Gels | Feb 5, 2025 | Knowledge Base, Netpicker, Network automation
In the automation section you can take your devices, and run jobs on them. These jobs are written in python code and will allow you to execute cli commands on your device. You can configure your devices, and run show commands and parse the results the way you’d like....
by Otto Coster | Feb 5, 2025 | Knowledge Base, Netpicker
In Netpicker, you can set up multiple tenants to isolate your devices and administer them in separate workspaces. Each tenant has its own devices and users can be given access to a specific tenant. Use cases for multi-tenancy can be for example: Departments inside...
by Otto Coster | Feb 4, 2025 | CVE, Knowledge Base, Security
First, clone the git repository with the Netpicker Policies and rules using the git clone command that can be found on the Netpicker Policies page: This should give you a local copy of the repository (in this example in the folder default-rules). Next, navigate to...
by Otto Coster | Jan 14, 2025 | Backups, FAQ, Knowledge Base, Netpicker
This feature allows automatic syncing of configs and rules (local repository) to external Git providers (e.g., GitHub, GitLab). When enabled, any push to the local repository will automatically be mirrored to the configured external repository. Watch this tutorial for...
