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RESTCONF

  • 1 RESTCONF for RUCKUS ICX Switches
    • 1.1 Introduction
    • 1.2 RESTCONF-Supported HTTP Methods
    • 1.3 RESTCONF Supported Modules
    • 1.4 ICX Management
    • 1.5 RESTCONF Resources
      • 1.5.1 URI
      • 1.5.2 Base URI
      • 1.5.3 Data
      • 1.5.4 YANG Library Version
      • 1.5.5 Operation Resource
      • 1.5.6 CRUD Operations
        • 1.5.6.1 POST Method
        • 1.5.6.2 PUT Method
        • 1.5.6.3 PATCH Method
        • 1.5.6.4 DELETE Method
    • 1.6 XML Representation
    • 1.7 JSON Representation
    • 1.8 Media Types
    • 1.9 Capabilities
    • 1.10 Schema Resources
    • 1.11 YANG Module Retrieval
    • 1.12 Query Parameters
    • 1.13 Transport Protocol Requirements
    • 1.14 Web Requests with Tools (curl)
    • 1.15 RESTCONF Configuration
      • 1.15.1 Configuring ICX Using the RESTCONF Management Interface
        • 1.15.1.1 AAA Authentication Login
        • 1.15.1.2 AAA Authentication Users
        • 1.15.1.3 AAA Authorization Commands
        • 1.15.1.4 AAA Authorization EXEC
        • 1.15.1.5 AAA Accounting Commands
        • 1.15.1.6 AAA Accounting EXEC
        • 1.15.1.7 AAA Server Groups (RADIUS/TACACS)
        • 1.15.1.8 Archive File Upload and Download Operations
        • 1.15.1.9 Listing of Archive Files
        • 1.15.1.10 Differences between Archives
        • 1.15.1.11 Creating an Archive
        • 1.15.1.12 Reloading an Archive
        • 1.15.1.13 Deleting an Archive
        • 1.15.1.14 Archiving a Backup File
        • 1.15.1.15 ARP Inspection
        • 1.15.1.16 BPDU Guard
        • 1.15.1.17 Boot
        • 1.15.1.18 CLI Template
        • 1.15.1.19 Collectd SNMP Configuration
        • 1.15.1.20 DHCP Client
        • 1.15.1.21 DHCP: Relay-Agent IP Helper Address
        • 1.15.1.22 DHCP Server
        • 1.15.1.23 DHCPv4 Snooping
        • 1.15.1.24 DHCPv6 Snooping
        • 1.15.1.25 Multicast-IGMP Snooping
        • 1.15.1.26 Ethernet
        • 1.15.1.27 Firmware
        • 1.15.1.28 FlexAuth REST Configuration
        • 1.15.1.29 Forwarding Profile
        • 1.15.1.30 NTP
        • 1.15.1.31 LLDP-MED
        • 1.15.1.32 SNMP-Server Group
        • 1.15.1.33 SNMP-Server User
        • 1.15.1.34 Stacking
        • 1.15.1.35 Static Routes
        • 1.15.1.36 IP Route Table
        • 1.15.1.37 IP Address on Management Interface for Router Image
        • 1.15.1.38 IP Address on Management Interface for Switch Image
        • 1.15.1.39 MAC Address Table (Static and Dynamic)
        • 1.15.1.40 IPv6 Address on Interfaces
        • 1.15.1.41 IPv6 Address on Management Port for Router Image
        • 1.15.1.42 IPv6 Address on Management Port for Switch Image
        • 1.15.1.43 Default-Gateway Address on Management VLAN for Switch Image
        • 1.15.1.44 IP Default-Gateway Address on Switch Image
        • 1.15.1.45 IPv4, IPv6 and MAC ACLs
        • 1.15.1.46 Port-name on VE Interface
        • 1.15.1.47 Spanning Tree Root Protect
        • 1.15.1.48 Spanning Tree Admin-Edge Protect
        • 1.15.1.49 PVST
        • 1.15.1.50 RSTP
        • 1.15.1.51 Trunk VLAN and Access VLAN
        • 1.15.1.52 Management VLAN
        • 1.15.1.53 Default VLAN
        • 1.15.1.54 Update Tagged/Untagged LAG under VLAN
        • 1.15.1.55 IPv6 Neighbor Inspection
        • 1.15.1.56 Source Guard
        • 1.15.1.57 IPSG and IPv6 Source Guard Selective Port
        • 1.15.1.58 IP Voice VLAN
        • 1.15.1.59 Web Authentication
        • 1.15.1.60 VXLAN and VXLAN Tunnel Endpoints (VTEP)
        • 1.15.1.61 Logging Host
        • 1.15.1.62 ICX Health Check and Get Switch Mode
        • 1.15.1.63 Inline Power Priority
        • 1.15.1.64 Storm Control REST Configuration
        • 1.15.1.65 Write Memory
        • 1.15.1.66 LAG
        • 1.15.1.67 Protected Port
        • 1.15.1.68 Hostname
        • 1.15.1.69 Provision Backup Restore
        • 1.15.1.70 Supportsave Operations
        • 1.15.1.71 Jumbo Frame
        • 1.15.1.72 Trust DSCP
        • 1.15.1.73 Reload
        • 1.15.1.74 Ping
        • 1.15.1.75 Traceroute
      • 1.15.2 Enabling the RESTCONF Management Interface
        • 1.15.2.1 Troubleshooting Web-management and HTTPS Dependency
      • 1.15.3 Displaying RESTCONF Configuration and Status Information
      • 1.15.4 High Availability
      • 1.15.5 Security Considerations

RESTCONF Configuration

In this section:

  1. Configuring ICX Using the RESTCONF Management Interface
  2. Enabling the RESTCONF Management Interface
    Complete the following steps to enable the RESTCONF management interface on an ICX switch and specify the parameters for keeping the FastIron system configuration and RESTCONF configuration in sync.
  3. Displaying RESTCONF Configuration and Status Information
  4. High Availability
  5. Security Considerations
Parent topic: RESTCONF for RUCKUS ICX Switches

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