=========== 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
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 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; (snip)