How to use remove_acl method in autotest

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test_netmiko_config_acl.py

Source: test_netmiko_config_acl.py Github

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...5from network_utilities import generate_cisco_nxos_acl # noqa6from network_utilities import generate_cisco_xr_acl # noqa7from network_utilities import generate_arista_eos_acl # noqa8from network_utilities import generate_juniper_junos_acl # noqa9def remove_acl(net_connect, cmd, commit=False):10 """Ensure ACL is removed."""11 net_connect.send_config_set(cmd)12 if commit:13 net_connect.commit()14 net_connect.exit_config_mode()15def test_large_acl(net_connect, commands, expected_responses, acl_entries=100):16 """Test configuring a large ACL."""17 if commands.get("config_long_acl"):18 acl_config = commands.get("config_long_acl")19 base_cmd = acl_config["base_cmd"]20 verify_cmd = acl_config["verify_cmd"]21 delete_cmd = acl_config.get("delete_cmd")22 offset = acl_config["offset"]23 else:24 pytest.skip("Platform not supported for ACL test")25 platform = net_connect.device_type26 support_commit = commands.get("support_commit")27 if "juniper_junos" in platform:28 cmd = delete_cmd29 else:30 cmd = f"no {base_cmd}"31 remove_acl(net_connect, cmd=cmd, commit=support_commit)32 # Generate the ACL33 platform = net_connect.device_type34 if "cisco_ios" in net_connect.device_type or "cisco_xe" in net_connect.device_type:35 cfg_lines = generate_ios_acl()36 else:37 func_name = f"generate_{platform}_acl"38 acl_func = globals()[func_name]39 cfg_lines = acl_func()40 # Send ACL to remote devices41 result = net_connect.send_config_set(cfg_lines)42 if support_commit:43 net_connect.commit()44 net_connect.exit_config_mode()45 # send_config_set should return same num lines + offset lines for entering/​exiting cfg-mode46 # NX-OS is will have more than one newline (per line)47 result_list = re.split(r"\n+", result)48 assert len(result_list) == len(cfg_lines) + offset49 # Check that length of lines in show of the acl matches lines configured50 verify = net_connect.send_command(verify_cmd)51 verify_list = re.split(r"\n+", verify.strip())52 # IOS-XR potentially has a timestamp on the show command53 if "UTC" in verify_list[0]:54 verify_list.pop(0)55 if "juniper_junos" in platform:56 offset = 657 assert len(verify_list) - offset == len(cfg_lines)58 else:59 assert len(verify_list) == len(cfg_lines)60 if "juniper_junos" in platform:61 cmd = delete_cmd62 else:63 cmd = f"no {base_cmd}"64 remove_acl(net_connect, cmd=cmd, commit=support_commit)...

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remove-device.py

Source: remove-device.py Github

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1#!/​usr/​bin/​python32import os3import argparse4import manage_capabilities5if __name__ == "__main__":6 path, _ = os.path.split(os.path.realpath(__file__))7 os.chdir(path)8 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(9 description="Utility to remove devices exposed by the bundle box.")10 parser.add_argument("-i", "--ip", metavar="device_ip", type=str, required=True,11 help="The IP address of the to-be-removed device.")12 parser.add_argument('-a', "--acl", dest="remove_acl", action='store_true',13 help="Use -a flag to remove the device from the ACL, the device will no longer be connected to the Federated Lab in any way.")14 args = parser.parse_args()15 manage_capabilities.remove_device(args.ip, args.remove_acl)...

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urls.py

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1from django.conf.urls import url2from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required3from . import views4from django.conf import settings5urlpatterns = [6 url(r'^acl/​add/​$', login_required(views.add_acl), name="add_acl"),7 url(r'^acl/​remove/​$', login_required(views.remove_acl), name="remove_acl")8]9urlpatterns += [10 url(r'^api/​validate_user_permissions/​$', views.api_validate_user_permissions),11 url(r'^api/​validate_user_roles/​$', views.api_validate_user_roles),12 url(r'^api/​auth/​$', views.api_auth_user),13 url(r'^api/​query_user/​(?P<username>[\w.-]+)/​$', views.api_query_user),14 url(r'^api/​urls/​$', views.api_urls),15 url(r'^api/​permissions/​add/​$', views.api_permissions_add),16 url(r'^api/​user/​$', views.api_user),17 url(r'^api/​users/​', views.api_users)...

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