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# Get configuration from device
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The Config Manager role provides a function that will connect to the remote
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network device and retrieve, by default, the current device active (running)
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configuration. The configuration will be returned to the calling playbook as a
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fact in the device host facts. The returned text based configuration can be
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accessed via `config_manager.config` fact.
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## How to use this function
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The examples below demonstrate how to use this function in a playbook.
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### How to get the device configuration
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To retrieve the current active configuration from the device, simply include
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the `ansible-network.config_manager` role and execute the `get` function.
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Below is an example of calling the `get` function from the playbook.
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```
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---
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- hosts: network
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gather_facts: false
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roles:
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- name ansible-network.config_manager
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function: get
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```
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The example playbook above will return the current active configuration for
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each device in the inventory group `network`.
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### How to get the device configuration from tasks
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The `get` function can also be includes in the playbook `Tasks:` section and
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executed as part of the list of tasks. Below is an example of how to retrieve
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the configuration using tasks.
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```
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---
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- hosts: network
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gather_facts: false
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tasks:
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- name: get active configuration from device
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include_role:
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name: ansible-network.config_manager
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tasks_from: get
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- name: display the device configuration to stdout
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debug:
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var: config_manager.config.split('\n')
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```
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The example playbook above will retrieve the current running configuration and
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then display the configuration contents to stdout.
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## Arguments
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None
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## Notes
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None
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