![[Day #36 Pyats Series] Port-channel consistency validation across platforms using pyATS for Cisco [Python for Network Engineer]](https://networkjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Port-channel-consistency-validation-across-platforms-using-pyATS-for-Cisco.png)
Introduction on the Key Points In modern enterprise networks, port-channels (also known as EtherChannels, LAGs, or bundles) are essential for link aggregation, redundancy, and high-throughput architecture between switches, routers, and firewalls. However, one of the most common root causes of inconsistent port-channel states is configuration […]
![[Day #35 Pyats Series] Parsing and validating access-lists (ACLs) using pyATS for Cisco [Python for Network Engineer]](https://networkjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Parsing-and-validating-access-lists-ACLs-using-pyATS-for-Cisco.png)
Introduction on the Key Points Welcome to Day #35 of our “101 Days of pyATS (Vendor-Agnostic)” series exclusively designed for Network Engineers looking to automate their environments with ease. In today’s article, we’re focusing on Parsing and Validating Access-Control Lists (ACLs) using pyATS and Genie […]
![[Day #37 Pyats Series] Hardware inventory collection & reporting using pyATS for Cisco [Python for Network Engineer]](https://networkjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Hardware-inventory-collection-reporting-using-pyATS-for-Cisco.png)
Introduction on the Key Points Welcome back to the “101 Days of pyATS (Vendor-Agnostic)” series—your go-to hands-on lab journal to automate real-world network tasks. On Day #37, we’re diving into a critical yet often manually performed task—hardware inventory collection. Imagine this: you need to collect […]
![[Day #22 PyATS Series] Interface Status Check Across Vendors Using pyATS for Cisco](https://networkjourney.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Day22-PyATS-Series-Interface-Status-Check-Across-Vendors-Using-pyATS-for-Cisco.png)
Introduction In every production network, ensuring interface health and status consistency across devices is crucial. A single downed port can lead to outages, suboptimal routing, or even compliance issues. Traditionally, engineers log into each device to verify interface states, which is error-prone and time-consuming. With […]
