def portstatus(num, result, state):
retry = ''
pn = result.find("%s %s" % (num, num))
if pn > 0:
if result.find(state, pn, pn+55) > 0:
logging.info(result[pn:pn+55])
status = 1
else:
logging.error(" port %s does not seem to be %s" % (num, state))
status = 0
logging.info("Will attempt 3x to bring the port online")
if status != 1:
while retry <= 3:
retry = 0
cmd = 'switchshow'
logging.info("running cmd again")
result = sshclient(ip, user, passwd, cmd)
time.sleep(5)
if result.find(state, pn, pn+55) > 0:
logging.info(result[pn:pn+55])
logging.info("Port %s came back online, moving forward" % num)
status = 1
continue
else:
logging.error("port %s still does not seem to be %s" %(num, state))
status = 0
retry = retry + 1
if retry == 3:
break
return status
status = 1
continue
else:
logging.error("port %s still does not seem to be %s" %(num, state))
status = 0
retry = retry + 1
if retry == 3:
break
return status
while counter <= 10:
#The try/except code test if a connection can be made to host. if not, it quits the script
try:
cmd = "switchshow"
sshclient(ip, user, passwd, cmd)
except:
print "Cannot connect to host. Please check connection"
break
else:
print "There appears to be a connection to the Carbon switch"
status = 0
logging.info("Counter is %s" % counter)
for cmd in disable:
result = sshclient(ip, user, passwd, cmd)
if cmd == "switchshow":
logging.info("Verifying ports are disabled")
for num in nums:
status = 1
state = "Disabled"
portstatus(num, result, state)
