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corrected typos and updated URL paths for RESTCONF in module03 hello_… #1
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| restconf_api= "http://"+address+":9443/api" | ||
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| # Restconf enabled device's address and default entry level | ||
| restconf_api= "https://"+address+"/sandbox/restconf/api" |
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Hello,
I'm learning Python for network automation and the DevNet labs are a great resource!
For me the hello_lab.py script didn't work for RESTCONF and I had to update the api URL in the check_restconf function. I also spotted a few typos and corrected them, and all these changes are reflected in this pull request.
I hope you find this useful.
Steve