Handle Switchs with restricted ports #41
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If the switch does not let you have access to all ports and the port you do have access to has an index larger than the number of ports the switch let's you see, it will throw an exception. Example: I had a switch that only gave me port 5. Even when specifying the port directly, the script would bomb out because it believed i was asking for a port out of range. Doing the explicit compare on port number avoids this issue.
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When a switch does not let the user have access to all ports, the switch can crash trying to access the port.
If the port the user has access to has a numeric value greater than the total number of ports it has access to, the script throws an exception.
Instead of naively comparing switch port to switchs length, we iterate all ports and compare number.
Example:
Switch grants the user access to Port 5 only.
PowerSwitch.repr displays the port correctly.
PowerSwitch.status(5) or PowerSwitch.status('name') throws exception stating port is out of range.