ConfigCollector

This tool collects configuration file of multiple routers.

Support router OS

• IOS
• IOS-XE
• IOS-XR
• NX-OS
• ASA
• JUNOS

Install

Install using pip.

pip install configcollector

How to use

Use following format.

configcollector -i [inventory_file] -o [output_directory]

• inventory_file

  Router infomation file using Json format. The router OS is select from the below list.

  * IOS
  * IOS-XE
  * IOS-XR
  * NX-OS
  * ASA
  * JUNOS
  

  Defalt : /etc/configcollector/inventory.json

  Sample inventory file

  [
    {
        "hostname" : "IOS-Sample",
        "username" : "USER",
        "password" : "PASSWORD",
        "ipv4"     : "192.168.0.1",
        "os"       : "IOS"
    },
    {
        "hostname" : "ASA-Sample",
        "username" : "USER",
        "password" : "PASSWORD",
        "enable"   : "ENABLE",
        "ipv4"     : "192.168.0.5",
        "os"       : "ASA"
    },
    {
        "hostname" : "JUNOS-Sample",
        "username" : "USER",
        "password" : "PASSWORD",
        "ipv4"     : "192.168.0.6",
        "os"       : "JUNOS"
    }
  ]
  

• output_directory

  The directory placed router configuration output files by ConfigCollector.

  Defalt : Current directory

Example

Example to get router config files using ConfigCollector.

% mkdir router_config

% configcollector -i sample_routers.json -o router_config/

Accessing router: router1...
Writing output file "router_config/router1"...
Success : "router_config/router1"!
Accessing router: router2...
Writing output file "router_config/router2"...
Success : "router_config/router2"!
Accessing router: router3...
Writing output file "router_config/router3"...
Success : "router_config/router3"!

% ls router_config
router1.txt  router2.txt  router3.txt

% less router1.txt

show configuration | no-more
## Last commit: 2015-05-01 17:00:00 JST by user1
version x.x.x;
system {
    host-name router1;
    time-zone Asia/Tokyo;
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