VISP Integration

First, set the relevant parameters for VISP in /etc/lqos.conf:

[visp_integration]
enable_visp = true
client_id = "your-client-id"
client_secret = "your-client-secret"
username = "appuser-username"
password = "appuser-password"
# Optional: leave unset/blank to auto-select first ISP ID returned by token payload
# isp_id = 0
timeout_secs = 20
# Optional: used for online session enrichment
# online_users_domain = ""

Notes:

VISP import is GraphQL-based.
The importer prefers fast bulk service pulls and automatically backfills missing subscriber/service data from other VISP GraphQL queries when needed.
When VISP IRM upstream-device data is populated, the importer also builds site/upstream topology for imported subscribers instead of staying flat-only.
network.json is for DIY/manual deployments; built-in integrations do not overwrite it.
VISP auth tokens are cached in <lqos_directory>/.visp_token_cache_*.json.

Run a manual import with:

python3 integrationVISP.py

To run automatically through lqos_scheduler, set:

[visp_integration] enable_visp = true
then restart scheduler:

sudo systemctl restart lqos_scheduler

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