Just tested, works fine for me.
The 401 means you’ve not authed using your http creds. So in the curl test do -h USERNAME
and then enter the password when prompted
Just tested, works fine for me.
The 401 means you’ve not authed using your http creds. So in the curl test do -h USERNAME
and then enter the password when prompted
@laf, I saw your post on the community, and sure enough adding my username in did allow me to make the api call. Thank you. The idea I was failing auth w/o authenticating seemed to escape me. I had spent so much time trying to resolve the ssl ruby issues I didn’t even consider that.
Thank you, I appreciate the time.
If you don’t hear it enough, your work is awesome and appreciated.
-Jeff
Hi @Brent_Norris I know kind of late but after running Oxidized for a while I realized majority of my cisco devices work fine so longs ssh is enabled but if only telnet is enable oxidized does telnet to the device.
input:
default: ssh, telnet
debug: true
ssh:
I have this in my config. Also I realized I have the AAA login in and password in the config file but if AAA is disabled on the devices it won’t default back to the local login?
here is my config file
Any suggestions.
Thank You