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|[Execute CLI via Python](/Py-sho-ver-onbox)| This example is about as simple as it gets. By leveraging the CLI library, we execute the “show version” command on the box. |
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|[TDR Test Every Interface](/tdr-test)| This example once again leverages the CLI library, but to do something a bit more interesting. A TDR test is run on every interface in “up” status. |
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|[EEM Config Changes to Spark](/eem_configdiff_to_spark)| In this example, the EEM library is used to monitor for configuration changes. When one occurs a message is sent to a Cisco Spark Room. |
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|[Python with Eventing Example](/EEM-interface-move-routes)| Use the EEM and Python together to script based on local events. |
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## Off-Box Examples
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|[Basic NETCONF Get](/NC-get-config)| A basic ncclient example to `<get>` NETCONF Data |
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|[Basic NETCONF Edit](/NC-edit-config)| A basic ncclient example to `<edit-config>` NETCONF Data |
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|[NETCONF XPATH Example](/NC-get-config-xpath)| Use the XPATH feature when making a NETCONF Requests |
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|[Python with Eventing Example](/EEM-interface-move-routes)| Use the EEM and Python together to script based on local events. |
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