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Or anything that works with importing json files for configuration??
Printed tutorials, please, no videos.
Thank you, Tom
Hi @tommls
You can find below links about cli import commands, pages 1036,1037
1) create web server with python3 module http.server
like this: "
python3 -m http.server 80"
2) put the json file in the where you run python web server.
3) login cli
4) configure terminal mode
5) and apply sample commands on 1036-137 pages
All devices are sonicwall 6.5 firmware.
My question is about swagger specifically, not about creating web servers.
oh ok.
I think you found below links on sonicwall support center.
Looking for the same as there are altogether too many address objects to retype when migrating from Gen 6.5 to Gen 7 devices.
What I found was this KB:
Oddly enough, while it starts and shows the Swagger page, it immediately veers off to use Postman for all of the detailed steps.
So is that the official SonicWall position? Sign up with third-party vendor, subscribe to the service, and download another tool?
I just want someone, say @shiprasahu93 or @EnaBev, to clarify.
Answers
Hi @tommls
You can find below links about cli import commands, pages 1036,1037
1) create web server with python3 module http.server
like this: "
python3 -m http.server 80"
2) put the json file in the where you run python web server.
3) login cli
4) configure terminal mode
5) and apply sample commands on 1036-137 pages
All devices are sonicwall 6.5 firmware.
My question is about swagger specifically, not about creating web servers.
Thank you, Tom
oh ok.
I think you found below links on sonicwall support center.
Looking for the same as there are altogether too many address objects to retype when migrating from Gen 6.5 to Gen 7 devices.
What I found was this KB:
Oddly enough, while it starts and shows the Swagger page, it immediately veers off to use Postman for all of the detailed steps.
So is that the official SonicWall position? Sign up with third-party vendor, subscribe to the service, and download another tool?
I just want someone, say @shiprasahu93 or @EnaBev, to clarify.