Hi Andrew
Thanks for the tip, it was spot on.
I created the group_vars directory and the qfx.yml file that looks like
this:
*qfx: qfx01: - {'name': 'xe-0/0/40', 'description':
'eth0-VMHOST-TESTE'} - {'ae': 'ae45', 'members': 'xe-0/0/40'} qfx2:
- {'name': 'xe-0/0/40', 'description': 'eth1-VMHOST-TESTE'}*
And my tasks were like this, executing the generated loop and with a
conditional in the execution
*- name: Configurando interfaces nos switches
junipernetworks.junos.junos_interfaces: config: - name: "{{
item.name }}" description: "{{ item.description }}" loop: "{{
qfx[inventory_hostname] }}" when: item.name is defined tags: -
loop-interface- name: Configurando interfaces ae's nas interfaces dos
switches junipernetworks.junos.junos_lag_interfaces: config: -
name: "{{ item.ae }}" members: - member: "{{ item.members
}}" loop: "{{ qfx[inventory_hostname] }}" when: item.ae is defined
tags: - loop-ae*
Again, thank you very much.
Em terça-feira, 13 de junho de 2023 às 18:04:36 UTC-3, Andrew Latham
escreveu:
> Away from my lab but knee-jerk is that group-vars should allow you to
> organize that information.
>
> On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 1:38 PM Cristian Cardoso <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> 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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