I'm using ansible to configure ports on my Juniper switches where I use
LACP to configure an aggregation of ports from a server on two different
switches, where eth0 will be connected to switch 01 and eth1 to switch 02
I created a template for configuring the interfaces, which follows below:
*interfaces { xe-0/0/{{ id_interface }} { description "{{
interface_descricao }}"; ether-options { 802.3ad ae{{
id_ae_interface }}; } }}*
Inside the main.yml file that is in the vars directory, I insert the
variables to populate the fields
*interface_id: 30id_ae_interface: 23interface_description: eth0-VMHOST422*
Here comes my question/problem, as I mentioned before, I need to configure
the eth0 port and the eth1 port, where the eth0 port goes on switch 01 and
the eth1 port on switch 02, is there any way to make it possible to
populate the variables with eth0 and eth1 port in just one run?
Or if anyone has experienced this and solved it in some other way, I would
be grateful for the help.
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