A collection of Ruby scripts to interact with Junos devices. Please make sure that you have the following gems installed:
- netconf
- highline
- colorize
If you are running this script on Windows, then you will need to install the following gem:
- win32console
This can be done by issuing gem install <gem> on the cli.
Usage: ipsec-info.rb -u <username> -h <host> -p
This script will query an SRX and get all of the IPsec VPN tunnel information. Example output:
Total Active Tunnels: 1
1.1.1.1 => IKE Phase 1 Status: UP
Per-flow tunnel information (1 tunnel):
Tunnel Index: 2
Identifier: 5b41dc1c
Encryption: ESP:3des/sha1
Direction: < inbound
Lifetime/Remaining: 3206/unlim
Tunnel Index: 2
Identifier: 97974ccd
Encryption: ESP:3des/sha1
Direction: > outbound
Lifetime/Remaining: 3206/unlim
2.2.2.2 => IKE Phase 1 Status: DOWN
Per-flow tunnel information (0 tunnels):
No active tunnels for this IP. VPN is down!
If a connection times out, or you entered in the wrong credentials, you will get an error message:
ERROR: Connection timed out! or ERROR: Authentication failed!
Usage: config.rb -u <username> -d <device file> -c <config file> [-p <password>]
This script is used to configure a given list of devices with the configuration file that was
specified. The -p <password> flag on the command line is optional, but insecure. If you
omit the -p flag, then you will be prompted for your password and it will not be displayed.
- For the list of devices, just place them in a text file, one on each line.
- For the configuration, use
setcommands and place them on each line in your file.