def WLC_login():
cli_args = _parse_args()
login = {
'user': cli_args.user,
'host': cli_args.target,
'password': cli_args.password
}
wlc = WLC(login)
try_again = 3
login_ok = False
while try_again > 1:
try:
wlc.open()
login_ok = True
break
except HTTPError as err:
if 401 == err.code:
print "Password failed, try again."
try_again -= 1
wlc.password = getpass()
if not login_ok:
print "Too many login failures, exiting"
sys.exit(1)
return wlc
def WLC_login():
cli_args = _parse_args()
login = {
'user': cli_args.user,
'host': cli_args.target,
'password': cli_args.password
}
wlc = WLC( login )
try_again = 3
login_ok = False
while try_again > 1:
try:
wlc.open()
login_ok = True
break;
except HTTPError as err:
if 401 == err.code:
print "Password failed, try again."
try_again -= 1
wlc.password = getpass()
if not login_ok:
print "Too many login failures, exiting"
sys.exit(1)
return wlc
def find_client(wlc, *vargs, **kvargs):
"""
create a single dictionary containing information
about specific stations. Filter can be username, mac or ip.
sessions on a WLC can be found by any combination of mac, ip or
username, this fn only uses the most specific attr.
"""
if 'macaddress' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient(macaddress=kvargs['macaddress'])
elif 'ipaddress' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient(ipaddress=kvargs['ipaddress'])
elif 'username' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient(username=kvargs['username'])
else:
raise ValueError("You must provide a mac, ip or username")
ret_data = {} # empty dictionary
# It is possible for a find client request to return a session which
# is not on the same WLC that we initiated the request to. The WLC
# will use the Mobility Domain plumbing to locate sessions on other
# WLCs. This fn will attempt to connect to the alternate WLC to get
# session stats.
for session in rsp.findall('.//FINDCLIENT-ENTRY'):
dp = session.get('dp-system-ip')
sessionid = session.get('session-id')
if wlc.facts['ip-addr'] != session.get('dp-system-ip'):
print(
'### session on different WLC, connect to new WLC using existing credentials ###'
)
altwlc = WLC(user=wlc._user, host=dp, password=wlc._password)
altwlc.open()
rpc = altwlc.RpcMaker('get-stat')
else:
rpc = wlc.RpcMaker('get-stat')
rpc.data = E('USER-SESSION-STATUS')
rpc.data.set('session-id', sessionid)
sessstats = rpc()
sessstat = sessstats.find('.//USER-SESSION-STATUS')
locstat = sessstats.find('.//USER-LOCATION-MEMBER')
ret_data[sessstat.get('mac-addr')] = dict(
sessstat.attrib) # copy the attributes into a dictionary
ret_data[sessstat.get('mac-addr')].update(locstat.attrib)
return ret_data
def find_client( wlc, *vargs, **kvargs ):
"""
create a single dictionary containing information
about specific stations. Filter can be username, mac or ip.
sessions on a WLC can be found by any combination of mac, ip or
username, this fn only uses the most specific attr.
"""
if 'macaddress' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient( macaddress = kvargs['macaddress'] )
elif 'ipaddress' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient( ipaddress = kvargs['ipaddress'] )
elif 'username' in kvargs:
rsp = wlc.rpc.act_findclient( username = kvargs['username'] )
else:
raise ValueError("You must provide a mac, ip or username")
ret_data = {} # empty dictionary
# It is possible for a find client request to return a session which
# is not on the same WLC that we initiated the request to. The WLC
# will use the Mobility Domain plumbing to locate sessions on other
# WLCs. This fn will attempt to connect to the alternate WLC to get
# session stats.
for session in rsp.findall('.//FINDCLIENT-ENTRY'):
dp = session.get('dp-system-ip')
sessionid = session.get('session-id')
if wlc.facts['ip-addr'] != session.get('dp-system-ip'):
print('### session on different WLC, connect to new WLC using existing credentials ###')
altwlc = WLC( user=wlc._user, host=dp, password=wlc._password )
altwlc.open()
rpc = altwlc.RpcMaker('get-stat')
else:
rpc = wlc.RpcMaker('get-stat')
rpc.data = E('USER-SESSION-STATUS')
rpc.data.set('session-id', sessionid)
sessstats = rpc()
sessstat = sessstats.find('.//USER-SESSION-STATUS')
locstat = sessstats.find('.//USER-LOCATION-MEMBER')
ret_data[sessstat.get('mac-addr')] = dict(sessstat.attrib) # copy the attributes into a dictionary
ret_data[sessstat.get('mac-addr')].update(locstat.attrib)
return ret_data
import demowlcutils
from demowlcutils import ppxml, WLC_login
from pprint import pprint as pp
from jnpr.wlc import WirelessLanController as WLC
# wlc = WLC_login()
wlc = WLC(host='a',user='******',password='******')
def vlan_create( wlc, *vargs, **kvargs ):
"""
create a VLAN
"""
print "So you want to CREATE a VLAN"
print "Take a look at the create_vlan_j2.py file ..."
return True
def vlan_delete( wlc, *vargs, **kvargs ):
"""
delete a VLAN
"""
if 'number' in kvargs:
r = wlc.rpc.delete_vlan( number = kvargs['number'] )
elif 'name' in kvargs:
# need to translate name to number since we can
# only delete a VLAN by its number
v = wlc.rpc.get_vlan( name = kvargs['name'])
num = v.find('VLAN').attrib['number']
r = wlc.rpc.delete_vlan( number = num )
else:
raise ValueError("You must provide either 'name' or 'number'")
import demowlcutils from demowlcutils import ppxml, WLC_login from pprint import pprint as pp from jnpr.wlc import WirelessLanController as WLC wlc = WLC(host='a', user='******', password='******') r = wlc.RpcMaker( target='vlan', name='Jeremy') # you can access the following attributes, refer to the jnpr.wlc.builder # file for more details # r.cmd # r.target # r.args