def interface_configuration(router_id):
""" This function is used to configure our ports. """
hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id)
# Let's engage the user.
print "You can configure up to {0} ports.".format(ports)
while True:
number = raw_input("How many ports do you want to configure now?:")
if int(number) > ports:
print "You typed an invalid amount of ports. Try again."
else:
break
interface_info = ""
i = 0
while i < int(number):
interface_type = raw_input("Interface type and number: (e.g. FastEthernet0/0)")
while True:
try:
interface_addr = IPNetwork(raw_input("IP address (x.x.x.x/x format): "))
interface = interface_type + ":" + str(interface_addr.ip) + ":" + str(interface_addr.netmask) + ";"
interface_info += interface
break
except:
print "You typed something wrong! Please insert a valid IP address"
i += 1
if i == int(number):
db.insert_interface(router_id, interface_info)
# What vendor is this?
if vendor == "Cisco":
interface_commands = _cisco_configuration(router_id, hostname)
else:
interface_commands = _juniper_configuration(router_id, hostname)
return interface_commands
def push_configuration(user, password, router_id, command_list): """ This function helps to push configurations inside network devices. """ hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id) # What vendor is this? if vendor == "Cisco": command_results = _cisco_push(user, password, ip, command_list) else: command_results = _juniper_push(user, password, ip, command_list) if command_results is not 0: # Create a file with the configuration output. filename = hostname + "_configuration.txt" with open(filename, 'a') as f: f.write(command_results) print "Configuration saved!" return 1 else: return 0
def push_configuration(user, password, router_id, command_list):
""" This function helps to push configurations inside network devices. """
hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id)
# What vendor is this?
if vendor == "Cisco":
command_results = _cisco_push(user, password, ip, command_list)
else:
command_results = _juniper_push(user, password, ip, command_list)
if command_results is not 0:
# Create a file with the configuration output.
filename = hostname + "_configuration.txt"
with open(filename, 'a') as f:
f.write(command_results)
print "Configuration saved!"
return 1
else:
return 0
def bgp_configuration(router_id):
""" This function is used to configure BGP inside our devices. """
hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id)
# Let's engage the user.
bgp_info = ""
while True:
choice = raw_input("Do you want to insert a new BGP peer? (Y/N): ")
if choice.upper() == 'Y':
while True:
peer_as = raw_input("Which AS do you want to peer with?: ")
try:
if int(peer_as):
# Everything is fine.
break
except:
print "You typed an invalid amount of ports. Try again."
while True:
try:
neighbor = IPAddress(raw_input("Type the neighbor ID: "))
bgp_peer = peer_as + ":" + str(neighbor) + ";"
bgp_info += bgp_peer
break
except:
print "You typed and invalid neighbor ID. Please insert something in the format x.x.x.x"
elif choice.upper() == 'N':
break
else:
print "You typed something wrong. Please type 'Y' or 'N'!"
# Populate db.
db.insert_neighbor(router_id, bgp_info)
# What vendor is this?
if vendor == "Cisco":
bgp_commands = _cisco_configuration(router_id, as_number, bgp_info)
else:
bgp_commands = _juniper_configuration(router_id, as_number, bgp_info)
return bgp_commands
def bgp_configuration(router_id):
""" This function is used to configure BGP inside our devices. """
hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id)
# Let's engage the user.
bgp_info = ""
while True:
choice = raw_input("Do you want to insert a new BGP peer? (Y/N): ")
if choice.upper() == 'Y':
while True:
peer_as = raw_input("Which AS do you want to peer with?: ")
try:
if int(peer_as):
# Everything is fine.
break
except:
print "You typed an invalid amount of ports. Try again."
while True:
try:
neighbor = IPAddress(raw_input("Type the neighbor ID: "))
bgp_peer = peer_as + ":" + str(neighbor) + ";"
bgp_info += bgp_peer
break
except:
print "You typed and invalid neighbor ID. Please insert something in the format x.x.x.x"
elif choice.upper() == 'N':
break
else:
print "You typed something wrong. Please type 'Y' or 'N'!"
# Populate db.
db.insert_neighbor(router_id, bgp_info)
# What vendor is this?
if vendor == "Cisco":
bgp_commands = _cisco_configuration(router_id, as_number, bgp_info)
else:
bgp_commands = _juniper_configuration(router_id, as_number, bgp_info)
return bgp_commands
def interface_configuration(router_id):
""" This function is used to configure our ports. """
hostname, vendor, ports, as_number, ip = db.get_device_by_id(router_id)
# Let's engage the user.
print "You can configure up to {0} ports.".format(ports)
while True:
number = raw_input("How many ports do you want to configure now?:")
if int(number) > ports:
print "You typed an invalid amount of ports. Try again."
else:
break
interface_info = ""
i = 0
while i < int(number):
interface_type = raw_input(
"Interface type and number: (e.g. FastEthernet0/0)")
while True:
try:
interface_addr = IPNetwork(
raw_input("IP address (x.x.x.x/x format): "))
interface = interface_type + ":" + str(
interface_addr.ip) + ":" + str(
interface_addr.netmask) + ";"
interface_info += interface
break
except:
print "You typed something wrong! Please insert a valid IP address"
i += 1
if i == int(number):
db.insert_interface(router_id, interface_info)
# What vendor is this?
if vendor == "Cisco":
interface_commands = _cisco_configuration(router_id, hostname)
else:
interface_commands = _juniper_configuration(router_id, hostname)
return interface_commands
