Cloud Managed Networks

Hi,

I'm writing a python script to easily tear down and set up our demo customer in our MSP environment. One of the things I need to do is download the configuration of the devices before I tear everything down. For this I use the "/configuration/v1/devices/{device_serial}/configuration" node as specified in the documentation.
Unfortunately, this only seems to work on Access Points (AOS10.3.1.3) and not on Gateways (mix of 7010, 9004, 9004-LTE and vGW on Azure with AOS10.3.1.3) and Switches (AOS-CX 10.10.1030).
On the gateways I either get a HTTP 500 "internal server error" or a HTTP 200 "Fetching configuration in progress for Mobility Controller <device_serial>/<MAC address>", but no configuration.
On the switch (I currently only have one 6200F to play with) I get a HTTP 404 "Device <device_serial> or its configuration not found".

My script is as follows:

from pycentral.base import ArubaCentralBase
from pprint import pprint
from config.config import config

def getConfiguration(central, device_serial):
    apiPath = f"/configuration/v1/devices/{device_serial}/configuration"
    apiMethod = "GET"
    headers = {"accept": "multipart/form-data"}
    resp = central.command(apiMethod=apiMethod, apiPath=apiPath, headers=headers)
    return resp

def main():
    central_info = config["central_info"] # tested and correct
    ssl_verify = True
    central_info["token"] = ArubaCentralBase(
        central_info=central_info, ssl_verify=ssl_verify
    ).loadToken()
    central = ArubaCentralBase(central_info=central_info, ssl_verify=ssl_verify)
    configuration = getConfiguration(central, <some_correct_serial>)
    pprint(configuration)
    return

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Any ideas?

Steven

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Steven Demets
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