This repository contains a small collection of scripts I created recently to assist with a wireless migration project. They are all Click utilities and use setuptools.
https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/7.x/setuptools/
These were quick and dirty scripts to serve a particular purpose. They worked quite well, but the error handling needs to be improved. In particular using the raise keyword when there was an error is entirely wrong, but I didn't realize that until later and didn't want to modify the script. The intent was to stop the program, and using raise incorrectly still got that job done. :)
This was used to generate a report of every MAC address on a particular VLAN, and what switch and port it was seen on.
$ macreport --help
Usage: macreport [OPTIONS] [SWITCH]...
This script will output a list of ports on a given vlan, and the macs seen
on that port. The --password option may be omitted for a prompt, or set as
the MAC_REPORT_PASSWORD environment variable. The SWITCH argument may be
repeated.
Options:
--user TEXT The username used when connecting to the switch.
[required]
--password TEXT The password used when connecting to the switch.
[required]
--vlan INTEGER The VLAN to report on. [required]
--ignore-tagged Ignore ports where the VLAN is tagged.
--ignore-errors Ignore errors and continue.
--out-file FILENAME The file to save MAC addresses in.
-v, --verbose Verbosity level. Repeat for higher verbosity.
--help Show this message and exit.
This was used to move switchports from one VLAN to another during the wireless migration. Tested with C5 and D2 series switches.
$ vlanswap --help
Usage: vlanswap [OPTIONS] [SWITCH]...
This script will move ports from one VLAN to another. The --password
option may be omitted for a prompt, or set as the SWAPPER_PASSWORD
environment variable. The SWITCH argument may be repeated. --create-vlan
must be used with --verify-vlan.
Options:
-u, --user TEXT The username used when connecting to the
switch. [required]
-p, --password TEXT The password used when connecting to the
switch. [required]
-f, --from-vlan INTEGER The VLAN moving from. [required]
-t, --to-vlan INTEGER The VLAN moving to. [required]
-a, --tagged-also Also swap ports where the VLAN is tagged.
-i, --ignore-errors Ignore errors and continue.
-c, --cycle-poe Power cycle the ports. Does not apply to tagged
ports.
-b, --bounce-ports Disable/Enable ports. Does not apply to tagged
ports.
-v, --verbose Verbosity level. Repeat for higher verbosity.
-V, --verify-vlan Verify that at VLAN seems okay before making
changes.
-r, --create-vlan Create the TO VLAN if it doesn't exist.
-n, --create-vlan-name TEXT The name of the TO VLAN.
--help Show this message and exit.
This one reads AP configuration from a file and clones it in to a new ExtremeWireless controller. The config of the source controller is the output of show run-config. Note that this doesn't copy WLAN assignments or anything else. Just the AP name, description, and basic radio settings.
$ wapmover --help
Usage: wapmover [OPTIONS]
This script copies WAP configuration from one controller to another.
Options:
-u, --user TEXT The username used when connecting to the
switch. [required]
-p, --password TEXT The password used when connecting to the
switch. [required]
-f, --from-file FILENAME File to read AP configuration from.
[required]
-t, --to-controller IPADDR The controller to apply the configuration
to.
-p, --wap-prefix TEXT The prefix of the WAP names to copy.
[required]
-w, --wap-type [AP36xx|AP37xx|AP38xx]
What AP models to copy.
--help Show this message and exit.