Create a memory function that returns the processor board ID

$1.$ Start with blank$\_$function.py$.$

$```$

#blank$\_$function.py

##

#a basic program to create an initial login to a cisco device

##

#

import re

from netmiko import ConnectHandler

cisco $=\{$

'device$\_$type': 'cisco$\_$ios',

$\text{'}$ip$\text{'}$: $\text{'}$x$.$x$.$x$.$x$\text{'},$

'username': $\text{'}$xxxxxxx$\text{'},$

'password': $\text{'}$xxxxxxx$\text{'},$

$\}$

#create SSH socket to connect to device using the data in the library 'cisco'

net$\_$connect $=$ ConnectHandler$(**$cisco$)$

print$($net$\_$connect.find$\_$prompt$())$

# disable paging

net$\_$connect.disable$\_$paging$()$

# get sw version info, save as string object 'version'

search$\_$text $=$ net$\_$connect.send$\_$command$(\text{'}$some$\_$command'$)$

def function$1($input$\_$text$)$:

#do stuff

#do more stuff

return$()$

#pass 'search$\_$text' into function$1$

#save the output $($return$)$ of function$1$ as 'variable$\_$name'

variable$\_$name $=$ function$1($search$\_$text$)$

print$($variable$\_$name$)$

$```$

$2.$ Capture the output of the 'Show Version' command.

version $=$ net$\_$connect.send$\_$command$(\text{'}$show version'$)$