def snmp_validate_firewall(data):
intfs = local_interfaces_firewall_open(['udp', 'tcp'], 161)
if len(intfs) == 0:
# by issueing a warning, running-config doesn't display the
# error during replay.
command.sdnsh.warning(
'SNMP server port not open on any controller-node '
'interface. Use firewall rule configuration to open '
'SNMP UDP port 161')
def snmp_validate_firewall(data):
intfs = local_interfaces_firewall_open(["udp", "tcp"], 161)
if len(intfs) == 0:
# by issueing a warning, running-config doesn't display the
# error during replay.
command.sdnsh.warning(
"SNMP server port not open on any controller-node "
"interface. Use firewall rule configuration to open "
"SNMP UDP port 161"
)
def snmp_firewall_interfaces(data):
"""
There is currently only one row of data in the query,
add to that a 'interfaces' entity, which lists the interfaces
which have the snmp port open
"""
if not hasattr(command, "query_result"):
return
if command.query_result == None:
return
intfs = local_interfaces_firewall_open(["udp", "tcp"], 161)
intfs_text = ", ".join([x["discovered-ip"] if x["discovered-ip"] != "" else x["ip"] for x in intfs])
for q in command.query_result:
q["interfaces"] = intfs_text
def snmp_firewall_interfaces(data):
"""
There is currently only one row of data in the query,
add to that a 'interfaces' entity, which lists the interfaces
which have the snmp port open
"""
if not hasattr(command, 'query_result'):
return
if command.query_result == None:
return
intfs = local_interfaces_firewall_open(['udp', 'tcp'], 161)
intfs_text = ', '.join([
x['discovered-ip'] if x['discovered-ip'] != '' else x['ip']
for x in intfs
])
for q in command.query_result:
q['interfaces'] = intfs_text
