Ansible updates to support common routeros settings #22
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This was necessary to be able to avoid showing a change was needed when in fact it wasn't (dhcp_dns_servers, dhcp_ntp_servers). We were invoking the change command which was a no-op in these cases, but it was messy and with a little more logic.
get_facts.yml is only used for getting routeros version for now. psdr_routeros.yml is a convenience playbook that only processes routeros plays.
Null_settings.yml is the do nothing option (no settings in any list). The S?.Triangle files show how standard settings can be overridden where needed. Also added .log files to .gitignore.
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I have added a new role (routeros_common) to manage common setting for RouterOS devices owned by HamWAN.
It was spurred by the need to update the entire network with changes mandated by the migrations from 44.24.240.0/20 to 44.25.0.0/16.
The initial set of changes deal with SNMP allowed addresses, NTP servers, and DNS servers, and logging destination.