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when importing an OVA specifying a serial-port (in the .OVF-file) as required hardware, like here ```xml true Console Port Serial 1 6 21 ``` this information is ignored, too.

I'd like to add, that an **empty "\"-Address** is absolutely fine for vCenter/ESXi allowing, so this should be allowed, too: ```hcl serial_port { backing_type: "network" direction: "server" service_uri: "telnet://:" yield_on_poll:...

right now, i'm using this as a workaround, call it an ugly hack ;-) Terraform creates VMs called (Cisco Nexus 9000v)-VMs, called "LEAF-A" and so on, afterwards Terraform uses PowerShell/PowerCLI...

> @heitmanr - are both NICs **required** for the build processes? Typically one would add the additional NICs and configuration at time of provisioning. For example, deploying using the Terraform...

[netmiko_hostname.log](https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm/files/13379730/netmiko_hostname.log)

> @heitmanr When you run this command manually via SSH > > ``` > HOSTNAME#copy running-config flash:/candidate_config.txt > ``` > > Does the switch prompt for anything or is there...

I've been adding a `time.sleep(60)` right before calling `discard_config()` to facilitate following traces. In Wireshark it looks like: ![image](https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm/assets/26636908/9a6c24e8-1ac4-4c1e-bfca-ee37acf75040) ...so tcp-keepalives-in/out don't kick in within those 60s after "discard_config()" is...

I've been adding ``` event manager applet CLI authorization bypass event cli pattern ".*" sync no skip no action 90 syslog priority notifications msg "$_cli_msg" ``` to the Switch-Config so...

Workaround (for me, 100% Catalyst IOS): ``` commands=["delete /force flash:merge_config.txt"] dut.cli(commands) #dut.discard_config() ``` Positive side-effect: * discard_config() would enable "file prompts" using "no file prompt quiet" (deleting the merge_config.txt is...

> Okay, it looks like we just need to increase the read_timeout on these two lines. I believe the default read_timeout is 10 seconds so if this command takes longer...