36 lines
1.5 KiB
Terraform
36 lines
1.5 KiB
Terraform
# All fields are optional. If omitted, each falls back to an env var, then
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# to a default -- same pattern as config.py in the Python reference project
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# (SWITCH_HOST / SWITCH_HTTPS / SWITCH_PASSWORD):
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#
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# host <- HPE1810_HOST <- "192.168.2.10"
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# https <- HPE1810_HTTPS <- false
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# password <- HPE1810_PASSWORD <- ""
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# save_running_config <- HPE1810_SAVE_RUNNING_CONFIG <- false
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#
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# So for the switch as currently configured (no password, plain HTTP, at its
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# default IP), an empty provider block is enough:
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#
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# provider "hpe1810" {}
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#
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# The explicit values below are just to show what's available.
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provider "hpe1810" {
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host = "192.168.2.10"
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https = false
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password = "" # switch currently has no password set
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# If true, "Save Configuration" runs once at the end of this `tofu`
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# invocation, but only if it actually wrote something -- a plan-only run,
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# or an apply where nothing changed, never triggers a save. Left false by
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# default: the config is already source-of-truth as IaC, and saving on
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# every write wears the switch's flash for no real benefit. Flip to true
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# once you actually want changes to survive a reboot/power cycle.
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save_running_config = false
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# hpe1810_port refuses to write to this interface under any circumstances
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# -- protects the switch's uplink/management port. Matches the default,
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# stated explicitly here for clarity. NEVER put this port number in
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# var.ports (see variables.tf).
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admin_port = 24
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}
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