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How to load a YANG data model into YumaBench
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Modules cannot be added in YumaBench.
The server should advertise the YANG modules it implements using the NETCONF <hello> message
and the YANG Library. YumaBench uses the /modules-state information to automatically load modules
that the server advertises or lists in the /modules-state subtree.
Try "show session" in the command window to see what YANG modules have been loaded for the session.
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by Freshdesk Support Desk
Bruno Rijsman
I successfully started a session from YumaBench to my device (which is a Clixon NETCONF server running a small test YANG data model).
In the "configuration" tab of my "session" window, I only see one word "config"; I cannot click on it and drill down into the configurable attributes of my YANG data model).
I suspect that this is because YumaBench doesn't "know" my data model. In other NETCONF browsers (e.g. MG-Soft) there is the ability to load a YANG data model. Do I need to do that in YumaBench, and if so, how?
I tried using SDK -> Code -> SIL -> Module, but I could not find a way to load a YANG data model.
Note: when I go to the "Monitoring" tab in the session window, I do see the full YANG data model hierarchy (probably because it is just displaying the XML that it gets back from the NETCONF server)