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As with CCS, you use Perl/Python for change automation and custom Issue analysis. Perl/Python scripting possesses far greater capabilities, providing access to all aspects of the Perl or Python programming language, including the Perl/Python API, at runtime. NetMRI’s Job Wizard also supports the use of Perl/Python scripts. You use your preferred text editor or IDE to write and debug the Perl or Python script before copying the text into the appropriate field in the Job Wizard.
Infoblox strongly recommends testing all Perl/Python scripts before running them in the appliance.
Perl/Python scripting can be leveraged for use in custom issues, change scripts and analysis scripts.
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Note: A remote sandbox VM is not automatically upgraded when NetMRI is upgraded. If you deploy a remote sandbox and later upgrade NetMRI, the remote sandbox continues to report and run its originally deployed version. You . When you upgrade between major versions, for example, from 7.3.3 to 7.4.1, you must download a new Sandbox VM file from Infoblox and then redeploy the remote sandbox. When you upgrade between minor versions, for example, from 7.4.1 to 7.4.2, you do not need to redeploy the sandbox. An exception to this is the upgrade to the 7.4.3 minor version which requires the remote sandbox redeployment. Backup any customizations made to the remote sandbox (installed Perl scripts, libraries, configuration, etc...) before redeployment.
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NetMRI admins can determine whether creators of configuration management jobs can self-approve their Perl/CCS script jobs, or require a NetMRI super admin to approve jobs execution. For a quick refresher on administrator accounts and the Roles they inhabit, see Understanding Users and Roles, as user accounts have a close relationship to job execution.
You can define the minimum script run level at which the appliance requires user-provided CLI credentials when scheduling or running a job.
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