Exemple #1
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def do_peer_check(ztaddr):
    """
    Try and ping the gateway/peer and goose the network if down.
    :param addr: target addr
    """
    import os
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import netcfg_get_ipnet

    addr = ztaddr

    try:
        netobj = netcfg_get_ipnet(ztaddr)
    except ValueError as exc:
        logger.error('netobj error is {}'.format(exc))
        raise exc

    for host in list(netobj.hosts()):
        if str(host) != ztaddr:
            addr = str(host)
            break
            logger.debug('PEER: found target IP addr {}'.format(addr))

    home = NODE_SETTINGS['home_dir']
    cmd_file = os.path.join(home, 'ping_gateway.sh')
    cmd = [cmd_file, addr]

    result = do_net_cmd(cmd)
    logger.debug('do_gateway_check {} returned: {}'.format(cmd, result))
    return result
Exemple #2
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def get_neighbor_ids(trie, node_id):
    """
    Given the node ID, get the payloads from the net trie and return
    the attached network and neighbor node IDs.
    :param trie: net data trie
    :param node_id: node ID to lookup
    :return: tuple of net and node IDs
    """
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import ipnet_get_netcfg
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import is_exit_node
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import netcfg_get_ipnet
    from node_tools.helper_funcs import find_ipv4_iface

    node_list = []
    key_list = []
    src_net = None
    exit_net = None
    src_node = None
    exit_node = None

    for key in trie:
        if node_id in key:
            key_list.append(key[0:16])
            node_list.append(trie[key])

    if len(key_list) != 2 and (len(key_list) == 1
                               and not is_exit_node(node_id)):
        raise AssertionError('Node {} keys {} are invalid!'.format(
            node_id, key_list))
    else:
        for key, data in zip(key_list, node_list):
            node_ip = data['ipAssignments'][0]
            ipnet = netcfg_get_ipnet(node_ip)
            netcfg = ipnet_get_netcfg(ipnet)
            gw_ip = find_ipv4_iface(netcfg.gateway[0])
            if node_ip == gw_ip:
                src_net = key
                for node in trie.suffixes(src_net)[1:]:
                    if node_id != node:
                        src_node = node
            else:
                exit_net = key
                for node in trie.suffixes(exit_net)[1:]:
                    if node_id != node:
                        exit_node = node
    return src_net, exit_net, src_node, exit_node
Exemple #3
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def get_dangling_net_data(trie, net_id):
    """
    Given the net ID, get the payload from the net data trie and return
    the target network cfg from the `routes` list.
    :notes: The return format matches the cfg_dict payload used by
            config_network_object()
    :param trie: net data trie
    :param net_id: network ID to retrive
    :return: Attrdict <netcfg> or None
    """
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import ipnet_get_netcfg
    from node_tools.ctlr_funcs import netcfg_get_ipnet

    payload = trie[net_id]
    # logger.debug('TRIE: net {} has payload {}'.format(net_id, payload))
    netcfg = None

    for route in payload['routes']:
        if route['via'] is not None:
            tgt_route = route['via']
            netobj = netcfg_get_ipnet(tgt_route)
            netcfg = ipnet_get_netcfg(netobj)

    return netcfg
Exemple #4
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 def test_get_invalid_obj(self):
     """Raise IPv4 address error"""
     with self.assertRaises(ipaddress.AddressValueError):
         netobj = netcfg_get_ipnet('172.16.0.261')
Exemple #5
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 def test_get_valid_obj(self):
     """Return IPv4 network object"""
     netobj = netcfg_get_ipnet('172.16.0.241')
     self.assertIsInstance(netobj, ipaddress.IPv4Network)
     self.assertEqual(str(netobj), '172.16.0.240/30')