OpenConfig (OC) is an open, vendor-neutral set of YANG data models that define a common software layer for configuring and monitoring network devices. Developed collaboratively by large network operators, equipment vendors, and the broader community, OpenConfig provides consistent, coherent models that can be used over protocols like NETCONF or gNMI to automate configuration, telemetry, and operations across multi-vendor networks.

OcNOS uses a translation framework in the NETCONF layer to map between OpenConfig models and OcNOS’s own YANG/CLI models.

The network operators who wish to manage their network with a standardized interface and models can use it. It can be used to provision and monitor a multi-vendor network using the same interface to different equipment.

This guide enables users to:

 

For detailed information on OcNOS OpenConfig topics, refer to the OcNOS SP OpenConfig Command Reference document.