infoblox-client | Infoblox NIOS Python WAPI Client
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Infoblox NIOS Python WAPI Client
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- Creates an Ibis instance
- Fetch object from API
- Create infoblox object
- Create an object from a reply
- Create an Infoblox object
- Call a remote function
- Build query parameters
- Call a Infoblox function
- Parse the options dict
- Check if the given version is a CloudWAPI version
- Delete an Infoblox object
- Deletes the object
- Construct an easter from a dict
- Deletes a DNS view
- Search the given connector
- Convert to a dictionary
- Delete the DNS zone
- Search all objects
- Updates fixed address attributes
- Updates a host record
- Add an IP address to a host record
- Download a file from Infoblox
- Updates a DNS record
- Construct an IP object from a dictionary
- Update an Infoblox object
- Add an IP address to a record
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QUESTION
I'm calling infoblox from ansible using the following playbook:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 14:18This might not solve it for others, but this solved it for me:
- Got a new password for Ansible to use to log into Infoblox.
- Create a new ansible vault file containing the new infoblox password. I made a new password for the vault file encryption also.
- I created a new credential object in ansible to enable ansible to be able to read the new vault file.
- I updated the playbook to use the new vault.
It works now. Something was wrong with the encryption.
QUESTION
my issue is that I want to perform something similar to what httpie does. Example
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-06 at 21:15This is likely because your strings aren't properly escaped. For example, when you enter "{"foo":"bar"}"
, Python just sees a string "{"
followed by the unclear letters foo
then by another string ":"
and so on. Normally in Python, if you want to include quotes in a string, you can either put single quotes in double quotes (like "He said 'hello' to me"
), put double quotes in single quotes (like 'He said "hello" to me'
), or escape the quotes with a backslash (like "he said \"hello\" to me"
). In this case, you have to use the last option since it's expecting double quotes in both places:
$ibc dummy star:="{\"foo\":\"bar\"}"
QUESTION
I am trying to update 'host record name', and for achieving the same I am using infoblox-client but I am hitting a roadblock coz of which m not able to modify/update the host record. I have tried the same via REST API and m able to modify the name as required but via infoblox-client m kind of stuck.
Following are the steps that m trying to update the record:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-17 at 05:06I was able to resolve the issue, got mixed up with creating and updating.
So, for any one who face similar kind of issue here is the coded solution:
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Install infoblox-client
You can use infoblox-client like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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