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Created a resource such as a Cisco Router using 8.0 2nd Gen Shell. I want to add an attribute to each Port - how do I do that - have not spotted an API that will let me associate an attribute to the resource port model that I can use
Answer by Steven Geller · Apr 26, 2018 at 08:14 AM
Starting with CloudShell 8.3, this can also be done in the UI. See this online help article.
Answer by Yaniv Kalsky · Mar 06, 2017 at 09:55 PM
Hi Jim,
You should use the SetCustomShellAttribute new api to do that. There is no UI for that for now.
SetCustomShellAttribute
(modelName='', attributeName='', defaultValue='', restrictedValues=[])
RemoveCustomShellAttribute
(modelName='', attributeName='')
Yaniv
Answer by Jim Brannan · Mar 07, 2017 at 06:47 PM
@Yaniv.K, there's no place in the api to specify the resource? Is this to add an attribute that Ican then set the value with just SetAttributeValue?
Yes, you use it to add the custom attribute to the model (port model in this case), and then use then use the SetAttributeValue to set the values on the specific resource ports.
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