def main():
'''
Create two new test NetworkDevices in the database. Use both direct object creation
and the .get_or_create() method to create the devices.
'''
django.setup()
ip_addr = raw_input("Enter IP address: ")
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=5022,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=5122,
)
# Verify devices that currently exist
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print
def main():
django.setup()
devices=NetworkDevice.objects.all()
creds=Credentials.objects.all()
std_creds=creds[0]
arista_creds=creds[1]
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='10.1.1.1',
port=5022,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='10.1.1.2',
port=5122,
)
for a_device in devices:
print a_device.device_name
def main ():
newdev1 = NetworkDevice(device_name='rtr3',device_type='Brocade',ip_address='10.1.1.1',port=22)
newdev1.save()
newdev2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(device_name='rtr4',device_type='cisco_ios',ip_address='10.2.2.2',port=22)
def main():
django.setup()
ip_addr = raw_input('Enter IP address: ')
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=5022,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=1022,
)
# verify devices that currently exist
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print a_device.ip_address
print
def main():
"""Create two new test NetworkDevices in the database. Use both direct object creation and the
.get_or_create() method to create the devices."""
django.setup()
creds = Credentials.objects.all()
std_creds = creds[0]
arista_creds = creds[1]
router_test1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
credentials=std_creds,
vendor='Cisco',
ip_address='184.105.247.77',
port=22,
)
router_test1.save()
sw_test2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-test-sw5',
device_type='arista_eos',
vendor='Arista',
credentials=arista_creds,
ip_address='184.105.247.78',
port=22,
)
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device, a_device.credentials, a_device.ip_address, a_device.vendor
def main():
'''
Create two new test NetworkDevices in the database. Use both direct object creation
and the .get_or_create() method to create the devices.
'''
django.setup()
# Example object creation
Dummy_Dev1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='Dummy_Dev1',
device_type='wrong_OS',
ip_address='13.13.13.13',
port=22,
)
Dummy_Dev1.save()
# Example object creation using get_or_create
Dummy_Dev2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='Dummy_Dev2',
device_type='wrong_OS',
ip_address='14.14.14.14',
port=8022,
)
# Verify devices that currently exist
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print
def main():
'''
Create two new test NetworkDevices in the database. Use both direct object creation
and the .get_or_create() method to create the devices.
'''
django.setup()
ip_addr = raw_input("Enter IP address: ")
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=5022,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=5122,
)
# Verify devices that currently exist
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print
def main():
# Main function to add 2 new devices in the database
django.setup()
''' 2 new Nokia routers added to the db.
For consistency use the same field order definition found in cat ~/DJANGOX/djproject/net_system/load_devices.py '''
# pynet-rtr3
pynet_rtr3 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr3',
device_type='nokia_timos',
ip_address='184.105.247.176',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr3.save()
# pynet-rtr4
pynet_rtr4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr4',
device_type='nokia_timos',
ip_address='184.105.247.177',
port=22,
)
# Print -- device : device_type ONLY for new added devices
print "\n NEW added devices to the database ... \n"
pylab_devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in pylab_devices:
if 'nokia' in a_device.device_type:
print "-- " + colored(a_device, 'blue') + " : " + colored(
a_device.device_type, 'green') + "\n"
def main():
django.setup()
### Two ways to create and save object, one is like the below and other is after pynet_rtr2
pynet_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.70',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr1.save()
pynet_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.71',
port=22,
)
print pynet_rtr2
pynet_sw1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw1',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.72',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw1
pynet_sw2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw2',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.73',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw2
pynet_sw3 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw3',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.74',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw3
pynet_sw4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw4',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.75',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw4
juniper_srx = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='juniper-srx',
device_type='juniper',
ip_address='184.105.247.76',
port=22,
)
print juniper_srx
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.70',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr1.save()
pynet_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.71',
port=22,
)
print pynet_rtr2
pynet_sw1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw1',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.72',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw1
pynet_sw2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw2',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.73',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw2
pynet_sw3 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw3',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.74',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw3
pynet_sw4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw4',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.75',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw4
juniper_srx = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='juniper-srx',
device_type='juniper',
ip_address='184.105.247.76',
port=22,
)
print juniper_srx
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr1.save()
pynet_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8022,
)
print pynet_rtr2
pynet_sw1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw1',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8222,
)
print pynet_sw1
pynet_sw2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw2',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8322,
)
print pynet_sw2
pynet_sw3 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw3',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8422,
)
print pynet_sw3
pynet_sw4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw4',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8522,
)
print pynet_sw4
juniper_srx = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='juniper-srx',
device_type='juniper',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=9822,
)
print juniper_srx
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr1.save()
pynet_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8022,
)
print pynet_rtr2
pynet_sw1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw1',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8222,
)
print pynet_sw1
pynet_sw2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw2',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8322,
)
print pynet_sw2
pynet_sw3 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw3',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8422,
)
print pynet_sw3
pynet_sw4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw4',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=8522,
)
print pynet_sw4
juniper_srx = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='juniper-srx',
device_type='juniper',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=9822,
)
print juniper_srx
def main():
django.setup()
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(device_name='test_rtr1', device_type='dell', ip_address='10.2.3.3', port='8222')
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(device_name='test_rtr2', device_type='procurve', ip_address='10.2.4.3', port='8322')
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for dev in devices:
if 'test' in dev.device_name:
print dev.device_name, dev.device_type, dev.ip_address, dev.port
def main():
router1 = NetworkDevice(device_name='router1',
device_type='juniper',
ip_address='1.1.1.1',
port='9999')
router1.save()
router2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(device_name='router2',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='1.1.1.2',
port='9999')
def main():
django.setup()
std_creds, arista_creds = get_creds()
net_devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
print("\nAll devices:")
for a_device in net_devices:
print a_device, a_device.device_type, a_device.credentials
print
print("Adding two devices...")
pynet_rtrX = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtrX',
device_type="cisco_ios",
ip_address='10.1.2.3',
port=22,
credentials=std_creds
)
pynet_rtrX.save()
pynet_sw10 = create_device(
device_name='pynet-sw10',
device_type='Arista_EOS',
ip_addr="172.16.1.5",
port=8022,
credentials=arista_creds
)
print pynet_sw10
net_devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
print("\nAll devices:")
for a_device in net_devices:
print a_device, a_device.device_type, a_device.credentials
print
print("Removing two devices...")
rem_devices = ['pynet-sw10', 'pynet-rtrX']
for my_dev in rem_devices:
remove_dev = get_device(my_dev)
if remove_dev:
remove_dev.delete()
#sleep(10)
print("\nAll devices:")
net_devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in net_devices:
print a_device, a_device.device_type, a_device.credentials
print
def main():
django.setup()
print "\nCreating test_device1 and test_device2."
test_device1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test_device1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.70',
port=22,
)
test_device1.save()
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test_device2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.71',
port=22,
)
print "\nSet vendor field for devices."
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
if 'cisco' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Cisco'
elif 'juniper' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Juniper'
elif 'arista' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Arista'
a_device.save()
for a_device in devices:
print "- {} > {}".format(a_device, a_device.vendor)
print "\nDeleting test devices."
test_device1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='test_device1')
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='test_device2')
test_device1.delete()
test_device2.delete()
print "\nRetrieve object from database using .get()."
my_device = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='pynet-rtr1')
print "- {}".format(my_device.device_name)
print "\nRetrieve all of the objects from the database using the Arista credentials."
arista_creds = Credentials.objects.all()[1]
arista_devices = arista_creds.networkdevice_set.all()
for a_device in arista_devices:
print "- {} > {}".format(a_device, a_device.vendor)
print
def main():
"""main"""
django.setup()
pynet_rtrtest01 = NetworkDevice(
device_name="pynet-rtrtest01", device_type="cisco_ios", ip_address="50.76.53.27", port=10022
)
pynet_rtrtest01.save()
pynet_rtrtest02 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name="pynet-rtrtest02", device_type="cisco_ios", ip_address="50.76.53.27", port=11022
)
for device in NetworkDevice.objects.all():
print(device.device_name)
def add_new_device():
django.setup()
wanet_rtr3 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='wanet-rtr3',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.90',
port=22,
)
wanet_rtr3.save()
wanet_rtr4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='wanet-rtr4',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.91',
port=22,
)
def add_new_device():
django.setup()
wanet_rtr3 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='wanet-rtr3',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.90',
port=22,
)
wanet_rtr3.save()
wanet_rtr4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='wanet-rtr4',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.91',
port=22,
)
def crawl_branch_wan(device):
class_mapper = {
'26' : 'cisco_asa',
'5' : 'cisco_ios',
'30' : 'cisco_ios',
}
SSHClient = netmiko.ssh_dispatcher(class_mapper[device.split('.')[-1]])
try:
print 'connecting to {}'.format(device)
ssh = SSHClient(ip=device, username=creds.username, password=creds.password, secret=creds.password)
except (AuthenticationException, gaierror, SSHException, NetMikoAuthenticationException, NetMikoTimeoutException, ValueError) as e:
print 'Failed to connect to {} due to {}'.format(device, e)
return False
output = ssh.send_command("show version", delay_factor=3)
serial = find_serial_number(output)
version = find_os_version(output)
name = find_device_name(output)
model = find_model(output)
new_dev = NetworkDevice(
device_name = name,
ip_address = device,
credentials = creds,
ssh_port = 22,
vendor = 'Cisco',
model = model,
device_class = class_mapper[device.split('.')[-1]]+'_ssh',
domain = 'nfcu.net',
serial_number = serial,
os_version = version,
)
try:
new_dev.save()
except django.db.utils.IntegrityError as e:
print "The following device does NOT have a name {}".format(device)
print name, device, model, serial, version
return True
def main():
django.setup()
test_dev1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-dev1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='192.168.1.1',
port=22,
)
test_dev1.save()
test_dev2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-dev2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='192.168.1.2',
port=8022,
)
print test_dev2
def EX3():
pynet_rtr = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr3',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.77',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr.save()
pynet_sw = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw5',
device_type='arista_eos',
ip_address='184.105.247.78',
port=22,
)
net_devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
print net_devices
def main():
django.setup()
new_device1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='new_device1',
device_type='juniper_mx',
ip_address='192.168.100.1',
port=22,
)
new_device1.save()
new_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='new_device2',
device_type='juniper_mx',
ip_address='192.168.100.2',
port=22,
)
print new_device2
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_test1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-test1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.77',
port=22,
)
pynet_test1.save()
pynet_test2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-test2',
device_type='pan_os',
ip_address='184.105.247.78',
port=22,
)
print NetworkDevice.objects.all()
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_tst1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-tst1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.1',
port=22,
)
pynet_tst1.save()
pynet_tst2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-tst2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='2.2.2.2',
port=22,
)
print pynet_tst2
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_tst1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-tst1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.1',
port=22,
)
pynet_tst1.save()
pynet_tst2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-tst2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='2.2.2.2',
port=22,
)
print pynet_tst2
def main():
django.setup()
ip_addr1 = raw_input("Enter ip address:")
ip_addr2 = raw_input("Enter ip address:")
test_device1 = NetworkDevice(device_name='test1',
device_type='A10',
ip_address=ip_addr1,
port='22')
test_device1.save()
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(device_name='test2',
device_type='Netscaler',
ip_address=ip_addr2,
port='22')
net_address = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for devices in net_address:
print devices, devices.device_type
def main():
'''main'''
django.setup()
pynet_rtrtest01 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtrtest01',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=10022,
)
pynet_rtrtest01.save()
pynet_rtrtest02 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtrtest02',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='50.76.53.27',
port=11022,
)
for device in NetworkDevice.objects.all():
print(device.device_name)
def main():
"""
The main function
"""
django.setup()
pynet_rtr3 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-rtr3',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='192.168.100.1',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr3.save()
pynet_rtr4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-rtr4',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='10.10.10.10',
port=22,
)
print pynet_rtr4
def main():
django.setup()
brocade_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='Brocade-rtr1',
device_type='fc_san',
ip_address='50.76.53.28',
port=8022,
)
hp_sw1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='HP-sw1',
device_type='stratus',
ip_address='50.76.53.29',
port=8022,
)
# Save new device information in database
brocade_rtr1.save()
hp_sw1.save()
# Print out devices just added
for a_dev in (brocade_rtr1, hp_sw1):
print a_dev
print "Display devices in the database"
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device.device_name
def main():
"""
Create two new test NetworkDevices in the database. Use both direct object creation
and the .get_or_create() method to create the devices.
"""
ip_addr = input("Enter IP address: ")
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name="test-rtr1", device_type="cisco_ios", ip_address=ip_addr, port=5022
)
test_rtr1.save()
NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name="test-rtr2", device_type="cisco_ios", ip_address=ip_addr, port=5122
)
# Verify devices that currently exist
print()
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print(a_device)
print()
def main():
django.setup()
pynet_rtr9 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='pynet-srx9',
device_type='juniper',
vendor='Juniper',
credentials=Credentials.objects.all()[0],
ip_address='184.105.247.254',
port=22,
)
pynet_rtr9.save()
print pynet_rtr9
pynet_sw9 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='pynet-sw9',
device_type='arista_eos',
vendor='Arista',
credentials=Credentials.objects.all()[1],
ip_address='184.105.247.253',
port=22,
)
print pynet_sw9
def main():
django.setup()
ip_addr = raw_input("Enter IP address: ")
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test_rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=22,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test_rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address=ip_addr,
port=8022,
)
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for device in devices:
print device
print '\n'
def main():
django.setup()
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name="test-rtr1",
device_type="cisco_ios",
ip_address="192.168.0.1",
port=5022
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name="test-rtr2",
device_type="cisco_ios",
ip_address="192.168.0.2",
port=5122
)
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print
def main():
django.setup()
test_device1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-device1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.77',
port=22,
)
test_device1.save()
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-device22',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='184.105.247.78',
port=22,
)
# Verify devices that currently exist
print
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
print
def main():
django.setup()
creds = Credentials.objects.all()
temp_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_type='cisco_ios',
device_name='temp-rtr1',
ip_address='192.168.0.254',
port='22',
vendor='Cisco Systems')
print temp_rtr1
temp_rtr1.credentials = creds[0]
temp_rtr1.save()
temp_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_type='cisco_ios',
device_name='temp-rtr2',
ip_address='192.168.0.253',
port='22',
vendor='Cisco Systems')
print temp_rtr2
temp_rtr2[0].credentials = creds[0]
temp_rtr2[0].save()
def main():
django.setup()
print "\nCreating test_device1 and test_device2."
test_device1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test_device1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.70',
port=22,
)
test_device1.save()
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test_device2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='1.1.1.71',
port=22,
)
print "\nSet vendor field for devices."
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
if 'cisco' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Cisco'
elif 'juniper' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Juniper'
elif 'arista' in a_device.device_type:
a_device.vendor = 'Arista'
a_device.save()
for a_device in devices:
print "- {} > {}".format(a_device, a_device.vendor)
print "\nDeleting test devices."
test_device1 = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='test_device1')
test_device2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='test_device2')
test_device1.delete()
test_device2.delete()
print "\nRetrieve object from database using .get()."
my_device = NetworkDevice.objects.get(device_name='pynet-rtr1')
print "- {}".format(my_device.device_name)
print "\nRetrieve all of the objects from the database using the Arista credentials."
arista_creds = Credentials.objects.all()[1]
arista_devices = arista_creds.networkdevice_set.all()
for a_device in arista_devices:
print "- {} > {}".format(a_device, a_device.vendor)
print
#!/usr/bin/env python
from net_system.models import NetworkDevice
import django
django.setup()
test_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='test-rtr1',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='22.22.22.22',
port=22,
)
test_rtr1.save()
test_rtr2 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='test-rtr2',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='22.22.22.22',
port=22,
)
devices = NetworkDevice.objects.all()
for a_device in devices:
print a_device
#!/usr/bin/env python
from net_system.models import NetworkDevice
import django
django.setup()
# Variable name can't use a hyphen! ('-')
temp_rtr3 = NetworkDevice(
device_name='temp-rtr3',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='192.0.2.13',
port=22,
)
# If you don't save it, it's not retained!!!
temp_rtr3.save()
print 'temp-rtr3: {}'.format(temp_rtr3)
temp_rtr4 = NetworkDevice.objects.get_or_create(
device_name='temp-rtr4',
device_type='cisco_ios',
ip_address='192.0.2.14',
port=22,
)
print 'temp-rtr4: {}'.format(temp_rtr4)
from net_system.models import NetworkDevice
import django
if __name__ == "__main__":
django.setup()
pynet_rtr1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name = 'pynet-rtr1',
ip_address = '50.242.94.227',
device_class = 'cisco_ios_onepk',
api_port = 15002,
)
pynet_rtr1.save()
pynet_rtr2 = NetworkDevice(
device_name = 'pynet-rtr2',
ip_address = '50.242.94.227',
device_class = 'cisco_ios_ssh',
ssh_port = 8022,
)
pynet_rtr2.save()
pynet_sw1 = NetworkDevice(
device_name = 'pynet-sw1',
ip_address = '50.242.94.227',
device_class = 'arista_eos_eapi',
api_port = 8243,
)
