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netbox.netbox.netbox_vm_interface module -- Creates or removes interfaces from virtual machines in NetBox

Note

This module is part of the netbox.netbox collection (version 3.6.0).

You might already have this collection installed if you are using the ansible package. It is not included in ansible-core. To check whether it is installed, run ansible-galaxy collection list.

To install it, use: ansible-galaxy collection install netbox.netbox.

To use it in a playbook, specify: netbox.netbox.netbox_vm_interface.

0.1.0 of netbox.netbox

Synopsis

  • Creates or removes interfaces from virtual machines in NetBox

Requirements

The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.

  • pynetbox

Parameters

ansible-option-table

Parameter Comments

ansible-option-title

cert

ansible-option-type-line

raw

Certificate path

ansible-option-title

data

ansible-option-type-line

dictionary / required

Defines the vm interface configuration

ansible-option-title

custom_fields

ansible-option-type-line

dictionary

added in 3.4.0 of netbox.netbox

Must exist in NetBox

ansible-option-title

description

ansible-option-type-line

string

The description of the interface

ansible-option-title

enabled

ansible-option-type-line

boolean

Sets whether interface shows enabled or disabled

ansible-option-line

Choices:

  • no
  • yes

ansible-option-title

mac_address

ansible-option-type-line

string

The MAC address of the interface

ansible-option-title

mode

ansible-option-type-line

raw

The mode of the interface

ansible-option-title

mtu

ansible-option-type-line

integer

The MTU of the interface

ansible-option-title

name

ansible-option-type-line

string / required

Name of the interface to be created

ansible-option-title

parent_vm_interface

ansible-option-type-line

raw

added in 3.2.0 of netbox.netbox

The virtual machine interface's parent interface.

ansible-option-title

tagged_vlans

ansible-option-type-line

raw

A list of tagged VLANS to be assigned to interface. Mode must be set to either Tagged or Tagged All

ansible-option-title

tags

ansible-option-type-line

list / elements=raw

Any tags that the prefix may need to be associated with

ansible-option-title

untagged_vlan

ansible-option-type-line

raw

The untagged VLAN to be assigned to interface

ansible-option-title

virtual_machine

ansible-option-type-line

raw

Name of the virtual machine the interface will be associated with (case-sensitive)

ansible-option-title

vm_bridge

ansible-option-type-line

raw

added in 3.6.0 of netbox.netbox

The bridge the interface is connected to

ansible-option-title

netbox_token

ansible-option-type-line

string / required

The NetBox API token.

ansible-option-title

netbox_url

ansible-option-type-line

string / required

The URL of the NetBox instance.

Must be accessible by the Ansible control host.

ansible-option-title

query_params

ansible-option-type-line

list / elements=string

This can be used to override the specified values in ALLOWED_QUERY_PARAMS that are defined

in plugins/module_utils/netbox_utils.py and provides control to users on what may make

an object unique in their environment.

ansible-option-title

state

ansible-option-type-line

string

The state of the object.

ansible-option-line

Choices:

  • present ← (default)
  • absent

ansible-option-title

validate_certs

ansible-option-type-line

raw

If no, SSL certificates will not be validated.

This should only be used on personally controlled sites using a self-signed certificates.

ansible-option-line

Default: "yes"

Notes

Note

- Tags should be defined as a YAML list - This should be ran with connection local and hosts localhost

Examples

- name: "Test NetBox interface module"
  connection: local
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: False
  tasks:
    - name: Create interface within NetBox with only required information
      netbox_vm_interface:
        netbox_url: http://netbox.local
        netbox_token: thisIsMyToken
        data:
          virtual_machine: test100
          name: GigabitEthernet1
        state: present

    - name: Delete interface within netbox
      netbox_vm_interface:
        netbox_url: http://netbox.local
        netbox_token: thisIsMyToken
        data:
          virtual_machine: test100
          name: GigabitEthernet1
        state: absent

    - name: Create interface as a trunk port
      netbox_vm_interface:
        netbox_url: http://netbox.local
        netbox_token: thisIsMyToken
        data:
          virtual_machine: test100
          name: GigabitEthernet25
          enabled: false
          untagged_vlan:
            name: Wireless
            site: Test Site
          tagged_vlans:
            - name: Data
              site: Test Site
            - name: VoIP
              site: Test Site
          mtu: 1600
          mode: Tagged
        state: present

    - name: Create bridge interface within NetBox
      netbox_vm_interface:
        netbox_url: http://netbox.local
        netbox_token: thisIsMyToken
        data:
          virtual_machine: test100
          name: br1000
        state: present

    - name: Connect bridge interface within NetBox
      netbox_vm_interface:
        netbox_url: http://netbox.local
        netbox_token: thisIsMyToken
        data:
          virtual_machine: test100
          name: br1001
          vm_bridge: br1000                        
        state: present

Return Values

Common return values are documented here <common_return_values>, the following are the fields unique to this module:

ansible-option-table

Key Description

ansible-option-title

interface

ansible-option-type-line

dictionary

Serialized object as created or already existent within NetBox

ansible-option-line

Returned: on creation

ansible-option-title

msg

ansible-option-type-line

string

Message indicating failure or info about what has been achieved

ansible-option-line

Returned: always

Authors

  • Benjamin Vergnaud (@bvergnaud)