def setUp(self):
hostname = '10.34.4.73'
username = '******'
password = '******'
self.api = Client(hostname=hostname,
username=username,
password=password)
def setUp(self):
hostname = 'fmc.example.com'
username = '******'
password = '******'
self.api = Client(hostname=hostname,
username=username,
password=password)
def setUpClass(cls):
super(TestFireREST, cls).setUpClass()
cls.hostname = 'fmc.example.com'
cls.username = '******'
cls.password = '******'
cls.api = Client(hostname=cls.hostname,
username=cls.username,
password=cls.password)
class TestFireRESTAuth(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
hostname = '10.34.4.73'
username = '******'
password = '******'
self.api = Client(hostname=hostname,
username=username,
password=password)
def tearDown(self):
return
def test_authentication(self):
self.api.domains = dict()
del self.api.headers['X-auth-access-token']
del self.api.headers['X-auth-refresh-token']
self.api._login()
self.assertTrue(self.api.domains)
self.assertIn('X-auth-access-token', self.api.headers)
self.assertIn('X-auth-refresh-token', self.api.headers)
def test_authentication_with_incorrect_credentials(self):
self.api.cred = HTTPBasicAuth('admin', 'incorrect-password')
self.assertRaises(FireRESTAuthException, self.api._login)
def test_authentication_refresh_counter_after_successful_authentication(
self):
self.api._login()
expected_counter = 0
actual_counter = self.api.refresh_counter
self.assertEqual(actual_counter, expected_counter)
def test_authentication_refresh_counter_incrementing(self):
counter_before_refresh = self.api.refresh_counter
self.api._refresh()
expected_counter = counter_before_refresh + 1
actual_counter = self.api.refresh_counter
self.assertEqual(actual_counter, expected_counter)
def test_re_authentication(self):
self.api.refresh_counter = 3
self.api._refresh()
expected_counter = 0
actual_counter = self.api.refresh_counter
self.assertEqual(actual_counter, expected_counter)
# import required dependencies
from __future__ import print_function
# import fireREST
from fireREST import Client
# set variables for execution. Make sure your credentials are correct, ACP exists and syslog alert definition exists
loglevel = 'DEBUG'
device = '10.34.4.73'
username = '******'
password = '******'
domain = 'Global'
policy = 'IPS-CDMX'
syslog_alert = 'Splunk'
# Initialize a new api object
api = Client(hostname=device, username=username, password=password)
# Get IDs for specified acp and syslog alert. API PK = UUID, so we have to find the matching api object for the name
# specified.
acp_id = api.get_acp_id_by_name(policy)
syslog_alert_id = api.get_syslog_alert_id_by_name(syslog_alert)
# Get all access control rules for the access control policy specified
acp_rules = api.get_acp_rules(acp_id, expanded=True)
# Loop through HTTP response objects
for response in acp_rules:
# Loop through access control rules in http response object
for acp_rule in response.json()['items']:
# Only change syslog settings if no syslog alert configuration exists
if 'syslogConfig' not in acp_rule:
def api(constants):
return Client(hostname=constants['hostname'], username=constants['username'], password=constants['password'])
def api(constants):
return Client(hostname=constants['hostname'], username=constants['username'], password=constants['password'])
api.domains = dict()
del api.headers['X-auth-access-token']
del api.headers['X-auth-refresh-token']
from fireREST import Client
client = Client(hostname='192.168.0.239', username='******', password='******')
net_obj = {
'name': '{{ NetObjName }}',
'value': '{{ address }}',
}
response = client.create_object('networks', net_obj)
from fireREST import Client
client = Client(hostname='192.168.0.239',
username='******',
password='******')
name = 'server-3'
uuid = client.get_object_id_by_name('networks', name)
from fireREST import Client
client = Client(hostname='192.168.0.239',
username='******',
password='******')
obj_name = 'NetObjViaAPI-2'
obj_id = client.get_object_id_by_name('network', 'NetObjViaAPI-2')
obj_payload = client.get_object('network', obj_id)