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Fix get environment for Cisco 4900/4500 #217
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@mzbroch Can you send me the output of the following three commands: I want this output so I can add this to the unit tests. |
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See this issue for additional reference: |
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show memory statistics show proc cpu |
#show env temperature |
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Hi, can anyone share the status of this? I'm evaluating Netbox and it seems to be unable to get the environmental info from my Catalyst 4500 boxes. |
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Hi @hreidar. This repository is archived, please refer to the main NAPALM repo: https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm (and make sure you're using the latest NAPALM verion available on PyPI). If the issue persists, feel free to open and issue, or submit a pull request to fix this. Thanks! |
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Closes #182
Ciscos 4900/4500 doesn't report I/O memory in the 'show memory stat' - code referenced to non-existing variables.