Handling the Removal of the 'ip' Key in the 'fvCEp' Object for ACI 5.1 #382
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there is currently an issue open on github here
Show endpoints sample does retrieve key error in acitoolkit.py · Issue #376 · datacenter/acitoolkit
There was a PR that was not merged and closed closed that talks about changes made to Cisco ACI that caused this issue
Handling the Removal of the 'ip' Key in the 'fvCEp' Object for ACI 5.1 by timway · Pull Request #374 · datacenter/acitoolkit
tldr:
IP key has been removed from the endpoints payload.
Addresses the Dec 15, 2020 remark in
Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller Release Notes, Release 5.1(1)
In ACI 5.1 the fvCEp object no longer contains a key for IP
"Because a fvCEp object can contain multiple fvIp objects it may be
ideal to be more selective on which IP is grabbed or a way to handle
an endpoint having multiple IPs"
This PR aims to address this issue by checking for ip address on endpoint, and if not there, keep ip field blank. For those looking for ips associated to endpoints and their children, there is a attr on endpoint labled secondary_ip which is a list of ips