Manipulating IOS from Linux: Keeping Cisco Switches Consistant
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In the course of my job looking after Cisco switches and routers I have written several tools which I now use daily. These tools are available under the GPL at http://oldfield.wattle.id.au/programs/cisco/
These tools are:
acllint: checks ACLs for redundant lines;
grepacl: show the ACL lines which will match given source and or destination IP addresses and/or ports;
iosrun.py: login to an IOS (or CatOS) device and run user specified commands, can also be used as a python module for more complex interaction;
ioslogin: wrapper around iosrun.py to login and give a command prompt.
Keywords: Python, Cisco, IOS, ACL, Network, Router, Switch
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Manipulating IOS from Linux
Kim Oldfield
Network Engineer, ITS, Monash University
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Kim Oldfield is currently working as a Computer Network Engineer at Monash University. This involves looking after Cisco switches and routers, and writing
python scripts to help manage them.
Kim has been using Open Source for over 10 years, having started using Linux
back in the 1.0 days. In the past he has held several executive positions on
the Linux Users of Victoria Inc. committee.
python scripts to help manage them.
Kim has been using Open Source for over 10 years, having started using Linux
back in the 1.0 days. In the past he has held several executive positions on
the Linux Users of Victoria Inc. committee.
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