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987 B
Python
35 lines
987 B
Python
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from typing import Optional
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import re
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class NoEnable:
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"""
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Class for platforms that have no enable mode.
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Netmiko translates the meaning of "enable" mode to be a proxy for "can
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go into config mode". In other words, that you ultimately have privileges
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to execute configuration changes.
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The expectation on platforms that have no method for elevating privileges
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is that the standard default privileges allow configuration changes.
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Consequently check_enable_mode returns True by default for platforms that
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don't explicitly support enable mode.
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"""
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def check_enable_mode(self, check_string: str = "") -> bool:
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return True
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def enable(
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self,
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cmd: str = "",
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pattern: str = "",
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enable_pattern: Optional[str] = None,
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check_state: bool = True,
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re_flags: int = re.IGNORECASE,
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) -> str:
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return ""
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def exit_enable_mode(self, exit_command: str = "") -> str:
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return ""
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