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Please note that when saving devices in bulk edit mode, omitting variables for devices which already have variables present will remove those variables. To simplify - if you save variables for devices in bulk edit mode, all existing variables from each specified device will be removed, and then variables will be set to the devices as provided from the new configuration.

Variable formatting

The variable name, as well as the variable value will have both their leading and tailing white-space removed. All of these declarations as valid, and equal:

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Using variables in Config Push

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Variables can be used in Config Push Commands, to substitute unique per-device values when commands are being pushed to devices. This allows you to create a single Push Preset which can send unique commands to each device, or allow for unique per-device values to be inserted inside commands. Variables can be referred to in Config Push in the following format: "${variable_name}".

Here is an example which would utilize a variable with name "snmp_community" to create an SNMPv2 community on MikroTik RouterOS:

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Alternatively, here is an example of creating a user on Cisco IOS, where the password for the user is read from a device variable: