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Python script to add or delete a network in a site

MaelJ

Hy,
I am trying to create a Python script to delete a network from one site and create it on another site.

Do you have any examples of Python scripts available to make these changes?

This page https://support.catonetworks.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013823477-Example-Scripts-Using-the-Cato-API-with-Python no longer exists.

Best regards,
Maël JAUBERT

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yaakov_simon

@MaelJ The example Python scripts are available in the Cato Github repository https://github.com/catonetworks/cato-toolbox

MaelJ

Thanks for your return @yaakov_simon but i don't find any python scripts on "entityLookup" or "accountSnapshot" in the Cato Github repository.
Is there another link to these scripts, or are they no longer available?

Best regards

Brian-Anderson

Hi,
As an alternative to using python to send the graphql queries, we can look to use the cato-cli to make any call that the API supports. Please see the following resources published on how to use python to call the CLI with a few examples for windows and unix.
https://github.com/catonetworks/cato-cli?tab=readme-ov-file#advanced-cato-cli-topics
pip3 install cato-cli
catocli configure

Please see the following examples for how to delete a network from one site:
catocli mutation site removeNetworkRange '{
"networkRangeId": "UzU2NjQwMA=="
}'

Please see an example of how to add a network range to a site below:
catocli mutation site addNetworkRange '{
"addNetworkRangeInput": {
"localIp": "10.11.0.1",
"name": "MyNetwork Range",
"rangeType": "Direct",
"subnet": "10.11.0.0/24"
},
"lanSocketInterfaceId": "177643"
}'

Please note that I used the cato api explorer application to generate these code examples, this is a docker application you can run locally on your machine that will generate cli commands, as well as python code snippits on the fly for you for any API that is in the schema.

https://github.com/catonetworks/cato-api-explorer