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acl.py
Source:acl.py 
...29 ACL Object30 """31 self._callback = callback32 @abc.abstractmethod33 def create_acl(self, **kwargs):34 """35 Create an Access Control List.36 Args:37 address_type (str): ACL address type, ip or ipv6 or mac.38 acl_type (str): ACL type, extended or standard.39 acl_name (str): Unique name for ACL.40 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.41 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.42 Returns:43 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively.44 Examples:45 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device46 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:47 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',48 address_type='mac')49 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_2', acl_type='extended',50 address_type='ip')51 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_3', acl_type='extended',52 address_type='ipv6')53 """54 return55 @abc.abstractmethod56 def delete_acl(self, **kwargs):57 """58 Delete Access Control List.59 Args:60 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.61 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.62 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.63 Returns:64 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively.65 Examples:66 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device67 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:68 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',69 address_type='mac')70 >>> print dev.acl.delete_acl(acl_name='Acl_2')71 >>> print dev.acl.delete_acl(acl_name='Acl_1')72 """73 return74 @abc.abstractmethod75 def apply_acl(self, **kwargs):76 """77 Apply an ACL to a physical port, port channel, VE or management interface.78 Args:79 rbridge_id (str): RBridge ID of the VDX switch under which VE will be configured80 intf_type (str): Interface type, (physical, port channel, VE or management interface).81 intf_name (str[]): Array of the Interface Names.82 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.83 acl_direction (str): Direction of ACL binding on the specified interface [in/out].84 traffic_type (str): Traffic type for the ACL being applied [switched/routed].85 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.86 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.87 Returns:88 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively89 for each interfaces.90 Examples:91 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device92 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:93 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',94 address_type='mac')95 >>> print dev.acl.apply_acl(intf_type='ethernet', intf_name='0/1,0/2',96 acl_name='Acl_1', acl_direction='in',97 traffic_type='switched')98 """99 return100 @abc.abstractmethod101 def remove_acl(self, **kwargs):102 """103 Remove ACL from a physical port, port channel, VE or management interface.104 Args:105 rbridge_id (str): RBridge ID of the VDX switch under which VE will be configured106 intf_type (str): Interface type, (physical, port channel, VE or management interface).107 intf_name (str[]): Array of the Interface Names.108 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.109 acl_direction (str): Direction of ACL binding on the specified interface [in/out].110 traffic_type (str): Traffic type for the ACL being applied [switched/routed].111 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.112 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.113 Returns:114 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively115 for each interfaces.116 Examples:117 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device118 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:119 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',120 address_type='mac')121 >>> print dev.acl.apply_acl(intf_type='ethernet', intf_name='0/1,0/2',122 acl_name='Acl_1', acl_direction='in',123 traffic_type='switched')124 >>> print dev.acl.remove_acl(intf_type='ethernet', intf_names='0/1,0/2',125 acl_name='Acl_1', acl_direction='in',126 traffic_type='switched')127 """128 return129 @abc.abstractmethod130 def add_l2_acl_rule(self, **kwargs):131 """132 Add ACL rule to an existing L2 ACL.133 Args:134 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.135 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.136 seq_id (int): Sequence number of the rule.137 action (str): Action to apply on the traffic (deny/permit/hard-drop).138 source (str): Source filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC address.139 srchost (str): Source MAC in HHHH.HHHH.HHHH format.140 src_mac_addr_mask (str): Mask for the source MAC address.141 dst (str): Destination filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC address.142 dsthost (str): Destination MAC in HHHH.HHHH.HHHH format.143 dst_mac_addr_mask (str): Mask for the destination MAC address.144 ethertype (str): EtherType, can be 'arp', 'fcoe', 'ipv4' or 1536-65535.145 count (str): Enables the packet count.146 log (str): Enables the logging.147 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.148 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.149 Returns:150 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively151 for each seq_ids.152 Examples:153 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device154 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:155 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',156 address_type='mac')157 >>> print dev.acl.add_mac_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=20,158 action='permit', source='host',159 srchost='2222.2222.2222')160 """161 return162 @abc.abstractmethod163 def add_ipv4_rule_acl(self, **kwargs):164 """165 Add ACL rule to an existing IPv4 ACL.166 Args:167 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.168 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.169 seq_id (int): Sequence number of the rule.170 action (str): Action to apply on the traffic (deny/permit/hard-drop).171 protocol_type (str): Type of IP packets to be filtered (<0-255>, tcp, udp, icmp or ip).172 source (str): Source filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC address.173 destination (str): Destination filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC.174 dscp (str): DSCP values of the packet to filter.175 urg (str): Enables urg for the rule.176 ack (str): Enables ack for the rule.177 push (str):Enables push for the rule.178 fin (str): Enables fin for the rule.179 rst (str): Enables rst for the rule.180 sync (str): Enables sync for the rule.181 vlan (str): VLAN ID for the rule.182 count (str): Enables the packet count.183 log (str): Enables the logging.184 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.185 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.186 Returns:187 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively188 for each seq_ids.189 Examples:190 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device191 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:192 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',193 address_type='ip')194 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10,195 action='permit',196 source='host 192.168.0.3')197 """198 return199 @abc.abstractmethod200 def add_ipv6_rule_acl(self, **kwargs):201 """202 Add ACL rule to an existing IPv6 ACL.203 Args:204 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.205 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.206 seq_id (int): Sequence number of the rule.207 action (str): Action to apply on the traffic (deny/permit/hard-drop).208 protocol_type (str): Type of IP packets to be filtered (<0-255>, tcp, udp, icmp or ip).209 source (str): Source filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC address.210 destination (str): Destination filter, can be 'any' or 'host', or the actual MAC.211 dscp (str): DSCP values of the packet to filter.212 urg (str): Enables urg for the rule.213 ack (str): Enables ack for the rule.214 push (str):Enables push for the rule.215 fin (str): Enables fin for the rule.216 rst (str): Enables rst for the rule.217 sync (str): Enables sync for the rule.218 vlan (str): VLAN ID for the rule.219 count (str): Enables the packet count.220 log (str): Enables the logging.221 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.222 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.223 Returns:224 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively225 for each seq_ids.226 Examples:227 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device228 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:229 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',230 address_type='ipv6')231 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10,232 action='permit',233 source='2:2::2:2')234 """235 return236 @abc.abstractmethod237 def delete_l2_acl_rule(self, **kwargs):238 """239 Remove ACL rule from an existing L2 ACL.240 Args:241 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.242 seq_ids (list): Rule sequence-ids for bulk deletion.243 seq_id (int): Rule sequence-id to delete.244 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.245 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.246 Returns:247 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively248 for each seq_ids.249 Examples:250 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device251 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:252 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',253 address_type='mac')254 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10,255 action='permit', source='host',256 srchost='2222.2222.2222')257 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10)258 """259 return260 @abc.abstractmethod261 def delete_ipv4_acl_rule(self, **kwargs):262 """263 Remove ACL rule from an existing IPv4 ACL.264 Args:265 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.266 seq_ids (list): Rule sequence-ids for bulk deletion.267 seq_id (int): Rule sequence-ids to delete.268 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.269 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.270 Returns:271 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively272 for each seq_ids.273 Examples:274 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device275 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:276 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',277 address_type='ip')278 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10,279 action='permit',280 source='host 192.168.0.3')281 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10)282 """283 return284 @abc.abstractmethod285 def delete_ipv6_acl_rule(self, **kwargs):286 """287 Remove ACL rule from an existing IPv6 ACL.288 Args:289 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.290 seq_ids (list): Rule sequence-ids for bulk deletion.291 seq_id (int): Rule sequence-ids to delete.292 callback (function): A function executed upon completion of the method.293 The only parameter passed to `callback` will be the ``ElementTree`` `config`.294 Returns:295 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively296 for each seq_ids.297 Examples:298 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device299 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth, connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:300 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1', acl_type='standard',301 address_type='ipv6')302 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10,303 action='permit',304 source='host 2:2::2:2')305 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=10)306 """307 return308 @abc.abstractmethod309 def add_ipv4_rule_acl_bulk(self, **kwargs):310 """311 Add ACL rule to an existing IPv4 ACL.312 Args:313 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.314 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.315 Returns:316 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively317 for each seq_ids.318 Examples:319 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device320 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,321 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:322 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',323 acl_type='standard',324 address_type='ip')325 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1',326 acl_rules = [{"seq_id": 10, "action": "permit",327 "source": "host 192.168.0.3")328 """329 return330 @abc.abstractmethod331 def delete_ipv4_acl_rule_bulk(self, **kwargs):332 """333 Delete ACL rules from IPv4 ACL.334 Args:335 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.336 acl_rules (string): Range of ACL sequence rules.337 Returns:338 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively339 for each seq_ids.340 Examples:341 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device342 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,343 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:344 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',345 acl_type='standard',346 address_type='ip')347 >>> print dev.acl.add_ip_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1',348 acl_rules = [{"seq_id": 10, "action": "permit",349 "source": "host 192.168.0.3")350 """351 return352 @abc.abstractmethod353 def add_ipv6_rule_acl_bulk(self, **kwargs):354 """355 Add ACL rule to an existing IPv6 ACL.356 Args:357 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.358 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.359 Returns:360 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively361 for each seq_ids.362 Examples:363 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device364 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,365 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:366 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',367 acl_type='standard',368 address_type='ipv6')369 >>> print dev.acl.add_ipv6_rule_acl_bulk(acl_name='Acl_1',370 acl_rules='[371 seq_id=10,372 action="permit",373 source="2:2::2:2"]')374 """375 return376 @abc.abstractmethod377 def delete_ipv6_acl_rule_bulk(self, **kwargs):378 """379 Delete ACL rules from IPv4 ACL.380 Args:381 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.382 acl_rules (string): Range of ACL sequence rules.383 Returns:384 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively385 for each seq_ids.386 Examples:387 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device388 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,389 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:390 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',391 acl_type='standard',392 address_type='ip')393 >>> print dev.acl.delete_ipv6_acl_rule_bulk(acl_name='Acl_1',394 seq_id="10,30-40")395 """396 return397 @abc.abstractmethod398 def add_l2_acl_rule_bulk(self, **kwargs):399 """400 Add ACL rule to an existing L2 ACL.401 Args:402 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.403 acl_rules (array): List of ACL sequence rules.404 Returns:405 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively406 for each seq_ids.407 Examples:408 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device409 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,410 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:411 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',412 acl_type='standard',413 address_type='mac')414 >>> print dev.acl.add_mac_acl_rule(acl_name='Acl_1', seq_id=20,415 action='permit',416 source='host',417 srchost='2222.2222.2222')418 """419 return420 @abc.abstractmethod421 def delete_l2_acl_rule_bulk(self, **kwargs):422 """423 Delete ACL rules from MAC ACL.424 Args:425 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.426 seq_id(string): Range of ACL sequences seq_id="10,30-40"427 Returns:428 True, False or None for Success, failure and no-change respectively429 for each seq_ids.430 Examples:431 >>> from pyswitch.device import Device432 >>> with Device(conn=conn, auth=auth,433 connection_type='NETCONF') as dev:434 >>> print dev.acl.create_acl(acl_name='Acl_1',435 acl_type='standard',436 address_type='ip')437 >>> print dev.acl.delete_l2_acl_rule_bulk(acl_name='Acl_1',438 seq_id="10,30-40")439 """440 return441 @abc.abstractmethod442 def get_acl_rules(self, **kwargs):443 """444 Returns the number of congiured rules445 Args:446 acl_name (str): Name of the access list.447 Returns:448 Number of rules configured,...
EosNumberedAclParser_test.py
Source:EosNumberedAclParser_test.py
...85 token_list1 = '1 permit host 192.168.0.1'.split()86 token_list2 = '1 permit 192.168.0.1 0.0.0.0'.split()87 token_list3 = '1 permit 192.168.0.1'.split()88 token_list4 = '99 permit any'.split()89 self.assertEqual(exp_acl1, self.parser.create_acl(token_list1))90 self.assertEqual(exp_acl1, self.parser.create_acl(token_list2))91 self.assertEqual(exp_acl1, self.parser.create_acl(token_list3))92 self.assertEqual(exp_acl2, self.parser.create_acl(token_list4))93 def test_create_acl_stdAclWithModifiers(self):94 token_list = '1 permit any assign-queue 0'.split()95 acl = self.parser.create_acl(token_list)96 self.assertEqual('assign-queue 0', acl.get_surplus_params())97 def test_create_acl_extAclWithTooFewParametersShouldThrowException(self):98 token_list = '100 permit ip any'.split()99 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,100 "^ERROR: Extended ACEs need protocol, source "101 "and destination.*$",102 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)103 def test_create_acl_extAclWithWrongProtocolShouldThrowException(self):104 token_list = '100 permit unknown any any'.split()105 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,106 "^ERROR: Unsupported ACE protocol.*$",107 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)108 def test_create_acl_extAclWithInvalidSourceAddressShouldThrow(self):109 token_list = '100 deny ip unknown any'.split()110 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,111 "^src: ERROR: Invalid address in ACE"112 " config.*$",113 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)114 def test_create_acl_extAclWithIncompleteSrcAddressShouldThrow(self):115 token_list = '100 deny ip host any'.split()116 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,117 "^src: ERROR: Missing address parameter in ACE"118 " config.*$",119 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)120 def test_create_acl_extAclWithMissingSrcPortShouldThrowException(self):121 token_list = '100 deny ip host 10.0.0.1 eq any'.split()122 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,123 "^src: ERROR: Invalid port definition in ACE"124 " config.*$",125 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)126 def test_create_acl_extAclWithInvalidDestinationAddressShouldThrow(self):127 token_list = '100 deny ip any unknown'.split()128 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,129 "^dest: ERROR: Invalid address in ACE"130 " config.*$",131 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)132 def test_create_acl_extAclWithIncompleteDestAddressShouldThrow(self):133 token_list = '100 deny ip any host'.split()134 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,135 "^dest: ERROR: Missing address parameter in ACE"136 " config.*$",137 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)138 def test_create_acl_extAclWithMissingDestPortShouldThrowException(self):139 token_list = '100 deny ip host 10.0.0.1 any eq'.split()140 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,141 "^dest: ERROR: Missing port definition in ACE"142 " config.*$",143 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)144 def test_create_acl_extAclWithInvalidDestPortShouldThrowException(self):145 token_list = '100 deny ip host 10.0.0.1 any eq unknown'.split()146 self.assertRaisesRegex(EosAclParseError,147 "^dest: ERROR: Invalid port definition in ACE"148 " config.*$",149 self.parser.create_acl, token_list)150 def test_create_acl_extAclsShouldSucceed(self):151 token_list1 = '100 deny ip host 192.0.2.1 any'.split()152 token_list2 = \153 '100 deny ip 192.0.2.1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255'.split()154 exp_ace1 = ACE(action='deny', protocol='ip',155 source=IPv4Address('192.0.2.1'),156 source_mask=IPv4Address('0.0.0.0'),157 dest=IPv4Address('0.0.0.0'),158 dest_mask=IPv4Address('255.255.255.255'))159 exp_acl1 = ACL(number=100)160 exp_acl1.add_ace(exp_ace1)161 token_list3 = '399 permit 7 any any'.split()162 token_list4 = '399 permit tcp any any'.split()163 token_list5 = '399 permit tcp any eq 80 any'.split()164 token_list6 = '399 permit tcp any eq 80 any eq 23'.split()165 exp_ace2 = ACE(action='permit', protocol='tcp',166 source=IPv4Address('0.0.0.0'),167 source_mask=IPv4Address('255.255.255.255'),168 dest=IPv4Address('0.0.0.0'),169 dest_mask=IPv4Address('255.255.255.255'))170 exp_acl2 = ACL(number=399)171 exp_acl2.add_ace(exp_ace2)172 self.assertEqual(exp_acl1, self.parser.create_acl(token_list1))173 self.assertEqual(exp_acl1, self.parser.create_acl(token_list2))174 exp_ace2.set_protocol('7')175 self.assertEqual(exp_acl2, self.parser.create_acl(token_list3))176 exp_ace2.set_protocol('tcp')177 self.assertEqual(exp_acl2, self.parser.create_acl(token_list4))178 exp_ace2.set_source_op('eq')179 exp_ace2.set_source_port('80')180 self.assertEqual(exp_acl2, self.parser.create_acl(token_list5))181 exp_ace2.set_dest_op('eq')182 exp_ace2.set_dest_port('23')183 self.assertEqual(exp_acl2, self.parser.create_acl(token_list6))184 def test_create_acl_extAclWithModifiers(self):185 token_list = \186 '100 permit ip host 192.0.2.1 eq 23 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 ' \187 'eq 80 precedence 1 assign-queue 0'.split()188 acl = self.parser.create_acl(token_list)189 self.assertEqual('precedence 1 assign-queue 0',190 acl.get_surplus_params())191if __name__ == '__main__':192 unittest.main()...
test_acl.py
Source:test_acl.py
1from unittest import TestCase2from unittest.mock import MagicMock3from fastly_bouncer.fastly_api import ACL4from fastly_bouncer.service import ACLCollection5def create_acl(name):6 return ACL(id="1", name=name, service_id="a", version="1")7class TestACLCollection(TestCase):8 def test_condition_generator(self):9 acl_collection = ACLCollection(1, MagicMock(), "servie_id", "3")10 acl_collection.acls = [11 create_acl("acl_1"),12 create_acl("acl_2"),13 create_acl("acl_3"),14 ]15 assert (16 acl_collection.generate_conditions()17 == "(client.ip ~ acl_1) || (client.ip ~ acl_2) || (client.ip ~ acl_3)"18 )19 acl_collection.acls = [create_acl("acl_1")]...
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