| openconfig-bgp |
Defines a limited subset of the BGP protocol configuration data. |
| openconfig-module-catalog |
Provides a schema for cataloging and describing YANG models published across
various organizations. The catalog contains several categories of data:
organizations: Entities
that publish or maintain individual YANG modules or groups of modules.modules: Information
about individual YANG modules, including their versions, dependencies, submodules,
and how to access them.release bundles: Groups
of modules that are compatible and consistent with each other. The release bundle
does not necessarily correspond to a functional area; it could contain the entire
set of modules published by an organization.feature bundles: Sets of
schema paths across a release bundle that provide a specific set of
functionality.implementations:
Information about available module or bundle implementations and their
status. |
| openconfig-interfaces |
Defines data for managing network interfaces and subinterfaces. The following
modules are supported:
IPv[46]: This module
defines data for managing configuration and operation state on IP (IPv4 and IPv6)
interfaces.eth: This module defines
data for managing Ethernet interfaces.lag: This module defines
data for managing aggregated interfaces (bundle, LAG). |
| openconfig-lacp |
Defines configuration and operational state data for the Link Aggregation Control
Protocol (LACP). |
| openconfig-lldp |
Defines configuration and operational state data for the Link Layer Discovery
Protocol (LLDP). |
| openconfig-network-instance |
Provides an OpenConfig description of a network instance. This can be a Layer 3
forwarding construct such as virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) instance, or a Layer
2 instance such as a virtual switch instance (VSI). The following modules are
supported:
vlans: This module
defines configuration and state variables for VLANs, in addition to VLAN
parameters associated with interfaces.rib-bgp: This module
defines data for representing BGP routing table or Routing Information Base (RIB)
contents. The model supports five logical RIBs per address family. |
| openconfig-platform |
Defines a data model for representing a system component inventory, which can
include hardware or software elements arranged in an arbitrary structure. The primary
relationship supported by the model is containment (for example, components containing
subcomponents). The properties for each component can include dynamic values. For
example, a CPU component may report its utilization, temperature, or other physical
properties. |
| openconfig-relay-agent |
Describes configuration and operational state data related to relay agents
typically used for DHCP and BOOTP packets. It supports both DHCP and DHCPv6, and
device-wide and per-interface settings. |
| openconfig-telemetry |
Creates the configuration for the telemetry systems and functions on the device,
to monitor data continuously with efficient, incremental updates. |
| openconfig-spanning-tree |
Defines configuration and operational state data for the Spanning Tree Protocol.
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| openconfig-system |
Defines data for managing system-wide services and functions on network devices.
The following modules are supported:
aaa: This module defines
configuration and operational state data related to authorization, authentication,
and accounting (AAA) management.telemetry: This module
creates the configuration for the telemetry systems and functions on the device,
to monitor data continuously with efficient, incremental updates. |
| openconfig-vlan |
Defines configuration and state variables for VLANs, in addition to VLAN
parameters associated with interfaces. |
