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SR Linux supports the following YANG data models: Nokia vendor-specific data models; OpenConfig vendor-neutral data models; This chapter describes how SR Linux implements OpenConfig YANG data models and manages interactions with the Nokia YANG data models.

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2024年3月15日 · OpenConfig is a working group that provides vendor-neutral YANG models. The Nokia vendor-specific models are a more complete representation of the capabilities of the system, and support Nokia features that are not defined by the OpenConfig YANG models.

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SR Linux supports the following YANG data models: Nokia vendor-specific data models; OpenConfig vendor-neutral data models; This chapter describes how SR Linux implements OpenConfig YANG data models and manages interactions with the Nokia YANG data models.

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All model-driven interfaces (NETCONF, gRPC/gNMI, and the MD-CLI) use the same common underlying YANG modules and render them for the particular management interface. These YANG models are also used for telemetry. SR OS supports: Nokia YANG data models. OpenConfig YANG data models

All model-driven interfaces take the same common underlying YANG modules and render them for the particular management interface. The Nokia SR OS YANG modules of the model-driven infrastructure are similar to the classic CLI tree with the following notable differences:

3.2.1. Nokia SR OS YANG Data Models. The Nokia SR OS YANG modules are the base for the model-driven architecture. SR OS configuration is divided into several top level configuration regions (see Datastores and Regions for details). The data models for each configuration region are separated into different YANG modules.