├── .gitignore
├── .gitmodules
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── c2c.py
├── config.py
├── data
├── default_r7730_network_objects.xml
└── default_r7730_service_objects.xml
├── lib
├── cisco2checkpoint.py
└── ciscoconfparse_patch.py
├── releases.txt
├── tests
├── network_script.txt
├── network_script_debug.txt
├── network_script_verify.txt
└── test_policy.CONFIG
└── tools
├── dbedit_export_objects.sh
└── mass_object_update.xlsx
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1 | # cisco2checkpoint Migration Tool
2 |
3 | Cisco to Checkpoint is a conversion tool developed by GoSecure to help during migration projects. The tool has the ability to convert objects such as networks, services, groups and even firewall rules.
4 |
5 | The tool requires python 2.7 and a forked version of [ciscoconfparse](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ciscoconfparse) (included).
6 |
7 | Supported input syntax is currently IOS and ASA. The script output a file in dbedit syntax.
8 |
9 | The script was run on nearly 10 different configurations and leads to many success stories but the tool is still experimental. Use it at your own risk.
10 |
11 |
12 | ## Install
13 |
14 | ```
15 | git clone --recursive https://github.com/gosecure/cisco2checkpoint c2c
16 | cd c2c
17 | ```
18 |
19 | ## Simple use case: Fresh Install
20 |
21 | The easiest and most basic way to convert a cisco configuration file, exported with `show run`, as follows.
22 |
23 | ```
24 | python2.7 c2c.py --export \
25 | --ciscoFile 'some_cisco_conf.txt' \
26 | --syntax asa \
27 | --policy My_Policy \
28 | --installOn My_Firewall \
29 | --output 'network_script.txt' \
30 | ```
31 |
32 | As a result, the file `network_script.txt` is created and contains the converted policy. Upload the file on the SmartCenter server. Note that you will need a user with a bash shell to upload using SSH. To do so, run `chsh -s /bin/bash` and then logout to apply the change.
33 |
34 | Before import, make sure that no "write mode" session is open with SmartDashboard. Also make sure that there is **no empty lines** and that the return characters are **\n** (not \r\n). Don't forget to **take a backup or a DRC (Database Revision Control)**.
35 |
36 | To perform the import, run:
37 |
38 | ```
39 | dbedit -local -f network_script.txt -ignore_script_failure -continue_updating
40 | ```
41 |
42 | ## Advanced use case: Adding FW to existing policy
43 |
44 | If a Checkpoint policy already exists on the SmartCenter server, the script must be aware of the existing objects. It is possible to export those objects in xml format and specify them using a new argument.
45 |
46 | First run the following on the SmartCenter.
47 |
48 | ```
49 | echo "printxml network_objects" > printxml_netobj.txt
50 | echo "printxml services" > printxml_services.txt
51 | echo '' > customer_network_objects.xml
52 | dbedit -local -f printxml_netobj.txt >> customer_network_objects.xml
53 | echo '' >> customer_network_objects.xml
54 | echo '' > customer_service_objects.xml
55 | dbedit -local -f printxml_services.txt >> customer_service_objects.xml
56 | echo '' >> customer_service_objects.xml
57 | ```
58 |
59 | Then copy both xml files in the root of the repository and run as follows.
60 |
61 | ```
62 | python2.7 c2c.py --export \
63 | --ciscoFile 'some_cisco_conf.txt' \
64 | --cpPortsFile 'customer_service_objects.xml' \
65 | --cpNetObjFile 'customer_network_objects.xml' \
66 | --syntax asa \
67 | --policy My_Policy \
68 | --installOn My_Firewall \
69 | --output 'network_script.txt'
70 | ```
71 |
72 | As a result, the file `network_script.txt` is created and contains the converted policy. Upload the file on the SmartCenter server. Note that you will need a user with a bash shell to upload using SSH. To do so, run `chsh -s /bin/bash` and then logout to apply the change.
73 |
74 | Before import, make sure that no "write mode" session is open with SmartDashboard. Also make sure that there is **no empty lines** and that the return characters are **\n** (not \r\n). Don't forget to **take a backup or a DRC (Database Revision Control)**.
75 |
76 | To perform the import, run:
77 |
78 | ```
79 | dbedit -local -f network_script.txt -ignore_script_failure -continue_updating
80 | ```
81 |
82 | ## Verify the conversion
83 |
84 | Simply replace the `--export` argument by `--verify` and add `--format text` to generate the configuration into a human-readable format. For example:
85 |
86 | ```
87 | python2.7 c2c.py --verify \
88 | --format text \
89 | --ciscoFile 'some_cisco_conf.txt' \
90 | --syntax asa \
91 | --policy My_Policy \
92 | --installOn My_Firewall \
93 | --output 'network_script_verify.txt' \
94 | ```
95 |
96 | In the example below, the last three lines show three `access-list` that were used to generate a single checkpoint rule:
97 |
98 | ```
99 | ACLRule(name=acl_inside,src=N-Prod-Wks-10.12.160.0_19;N-LAN-Wks-10.16.160.0_24;N-Prod-Wks-10.21.60.0_22,dst=G-xmpp-Internet,port=any,action=permit,pol=FW-Temp,inst=,disabled=False,desc=Access to X)
100 | Desc:Access to X
101 | Src: CiscoNet(name=N-Prod-Wks-10.12.160.0_19,ipAddr=10.12.160.0/255.255.224.0,desc=,alias=)
102 | Src: CiscoNet(name=N-LAN-Wks-10.16.160.0_24,ipAddr=10.16.160.0/255.255.255.0,desc=,alias=)
103 | Src: CiscoNet(name=N-Prod-Wks-10.21.60.0_22,ipAddr=10.21.60.0/255.255.252.0,desc=,alias=N-Prod-Wkstn-10.21.60.0_22)
104 | Dst: CiscoNetGroup(name=G-xmpp-Internet,desc= description Routes de xmpp via Internet,nbMembers=6,alias=)
105 | CiscoNet(name=N-xmpp-Int-160.43.250.0_24,ipAddr=160.43.250.0/255.255.255.0,desc=,alias=)
106 | CiscoNet(name=N-xmpp-Int-206.156.53.0_24,ipAddr=206.156.53.0/255.255.255.0,desc=,alias=)
107 | Port: CiscoAnyPort(name=any,port=0,desc=,alias=)
108 | Verify:
109 | Verify:
110 | Verify:
111 | ```
112 |
113 |
114 | ## Implicit Behaviors
115 |
116 | **Firewall rationalization**
117 |
118 | By default, firewall rules are merged together if it doesn't affect the security of the policy. For two rules to be merged, all fields except one must be identical. Fewer firewall rules result in better performance and ease of management, which often increase security.
119 |
120 | **Objects Reuse**
121 |
122 | When two objects with the same properties are found, they are merged. For example, if two hosts are defined with the same IP address, the first name is taken.
123 |
124 | **Dynamic Object Generation**
125 |
126 | When a host is defined in a group or an access-list without a name, it is automatically created. The reason is that in Checkpoint everything needs to be a defined object.
127 |
128 |
129 | ## Modifiers
130 |
131 | Those modifiers can be used for specific needs, such as specifying color on objects and enable logging on every rule.
132 |
133 |
134 | --color COLOR The color to use for new objects.
135 | --force-log Force track=Log on all firewall rules
136 | --startIndex INDEX Index to start importing firewall rules. Default: 0
137 | --disableRules Disable all firewall rules.
138 | --flattenInlineNetGroups
139 | Flatten groups with prefix DM_INLINE_NETWORK_ so
140 | members are added to firewall rules instead of the
141 | group.
142 | --flattenInlineSvcGroups
143 | Flatten groups with prefix DM_INLINE_SERVICE_ so
144 | members are added to firewall rules instead of the
145 | group.
146 |
147 |
148 | ## Customization
149 |
150 | A config file is located in `./config.py`. Most users shouldn't need to modify it. However, it is worth knowing the existence of this file. Users will find object prefixes for dynamically created objects, excluded checkpoint services, illegal expression replacements and association tables for ports and protocols.
151 |
152 |
153 | ## Warning
154 |
155 | **Layer 2 vs Layer 3 :** As some of you may know, Checkpoint policy is layer-3 based, meaning that firewall interfaces are completely abstracted from the policy. In fact, it is not possible to assign a rule to an interface like on Cisco. For this reason, you will find many *Drop All* rules within the policy and other rules that make no sense in the context of a layer-3 stateful firewall. Thus, a review must **always** be performed after the import.
156 |
157 | **Cisco syntax :** Cisco tends to be very flexible when it's time to write a line. Some keywords are optional and it is not required to define everything as an object. It also allows one to define an object in multiple ways. Unfortunately, this lead to little hacks in the code.
158 |
159 |
160 | ## License
161 |
162 | cisco2checkpoint is licensed GPLv3; Copyright [GoSecure](https://gosecure.net), 2015-2017.
163 |
164 |
165 | ## Author and Thanks
166 |
167 | cisco2checkpoint was developed by Martin Dubé (mdube at gosecure.ca)
168 |
169 | Special thanks:
170 | - David Michael Pennington for his awesome work on [ciscoconfparse](https://github.com/mpenning/ciscoconfparse)
171 | - Olivier Bilodeau for helping me rebase the project and follow good practices
172 |
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1 | #!/usr/bin/python2
2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
3 |
4 | '''
5 | @author: Martin Dubé
6 | @organization: GoSecure
7 | @contact: mdube@gosecure.ca
8 | @license: GPLv3
9 | Copyright (c) 2016, GoSecure
10 |
11 | This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
12 | it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
13 | the Free Software Foundation version 3.
14 |
15 | This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
16 | but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
17 | MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
18 | GNU General Public License for more details.
19 |
20 | You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
21 | along with this program. If not, see .
22 | '''
23 |
24 | # Python version validation
25 | import sys
26 | if sys.version_info > (2,7,14):
27 | print('Python version 2.7 is needed for this script')
28 | exit(1);
29 |
30 | sys.path.insert(0, 'lib')
31 | del sys
32 |
33 | # Project imports
34 | from cisco2checkpoint import Cisco2Checkpoint,Cisco2CheckpointManager
35 | from config import *
36 |
37 | # System imports
38 | import argparse
39 | import os
40 |
41 | # Get args
42 | description = '''GoSecure cisco2checkpoint migration tool.
43 |
44 | Known limitations
45 | - The script convert "permit" to "allow" and "deny" to "deny".
46 | - The script support only None and Log tracking.
47 | - The script does not feed the "VPN" field.
48 | - The NAT rule translation is buggy (for now).
49 | - The script does not support IPv6 (so any4 or any6 become any)
50 | - Redundant groups are not merged yet.
51 | '''
52 | epilog = '''
53 | Examples:
54 | Print a summary of what is parsed
55 | ./cisco2checkpoint.py --ciscoFile 'cisco-run-conf.txt' --summary
56 |
57 | Search some objects
58 | ./cisco2checkpoint.py --ciscoFile 'cisco-run-conf.txt'
59 | --search 'obj-172.16.66.0' --format text
60 | ./cisco2checkpoint.py --ciscoFile 'cisco-run-conf.txt'
61 | --search 'obj-172.16.66.0' --format text --filter CiscoHost
62 |
63 | Export in a human readable form
64 | ./cisco2checkpoint.py --ciscoFile 'cisco-run-conf.txt' --export --format text
65 |
66 | Export for dbedit
67 | ./cisco2checkpoint.py --ciscoFile 'cisco-run-conf.txt' --export
68 | --format dbedit --policy Standard --installOn fw01 --installOn fw02
69 |
70 | '''
71 | parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
72 | formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter, \
73 | description=description, epilog=epilog)
74 | parser.add_argument('-v','--version', action='version', \
75 | version='%(prog)s '+C2C_VERSION)
76 | parser.add_argument('--debug', action='store_true', dest='debug', \
77 | default=False, help='Run the tool in debug mode')
78 |
79 | actGrp = parser.add_argument_group("Action", "Select one of these action")
80 | actGrp.add_argument('--summary', '-u', action='store_true', dest='summary',
81 | default=False, \
82 | help='Print a summary of what is parsed and what would be migrated.')
83 | actGrp.add_argument('--export', '-e', action='store_true', dest='export', default=False, \
84 | help='Export configuration. Use --format to determine format.')
85 | actGrp.add_argument('--verify', action='store_true', dest='verify', default=False, \
86 | help='Export configuration like --export but in text format and in a verifyable format.')
87 | actGrp.add_argument('--search', '-s', action='store', dest='search', default='',\
88 | type=str, metavar='TEXT', help='Search for a specific object.')
89 |
90 | cnfGrp = parser.add_argument_group("Import config")
91 | cnfGrp.add_argument('--ciscoFile', '-c', action='store', dest='ciscoFile', default='', \
92 | type=str, metavar='FILE', help='Cisco config file to parse.')
93 | cnfGrp.add_argument('--ciscoDir', '-d', action='store', dest='ciscoDir', default='', \
94 | type=str, metavar='DIR', help='config directory to parse. Will read only *.Config files')
95 | cnfGrp.add_argument('--cpPortsFile', action='store', dest='cpPortsFile', default=DEFAULT_CP_PORT_FILE, \
96 | type=str, metavar='FILE', help='Checkpoint xml port file to parse. Default: %s' % DEFAULT_CP_PORT_FILE)
97 | cnfGrp.add_argument('--cpNetObjFile', action='store', dest='cpNetObjFile', default=DEFAULT_CP_NETOBJ_FILE, \
98 | type=str, metavar='FILE', help='Checkpoint xml network objects file to parse. Default: %s' % DEFAULT_CP_NETOBJ_FILE)
99 | cnfGrp.add_argument('--syntax', action='store', dest='syntax', default=DEFAULT_SYNTAX, \
100 | type=str, help='Specify the cisco syntax. Valid values: ios, asa. '\
101 | 'Default: %s' % DEFAULT_SYNTAX)
102 |
103 | optGrp = parser.add_argument_group("Options")
104 | optGrp.add_argument('--format', '-f', action='store', dest='format', default=DEFAULT_FORMAT, \
105 | type=str, help='Specify the format. Valid values: dbedit, text. Default: %s' % DEFAULT_FORMAT)
106 | optGrp.add_argument('--output', '-o', action='store', dest='output', default=DEFAULT_OUTPUT_FILE, \
107 | type=str, metavar='FILE', help='Output file. Default: %s' % DEFAULT_OUTPUT_FILE)
108 | optGrp.add_argument('--filter', action='append', dest='filter', default=None, \
109 | type=str, metavar='CLASS', help='Filter a class name, e.g. CiscoHost, CiscoPort, CiscoFwRule. Can use option several times.')
110 | optGrp.add_argument('--stdout', action='store_true', dest='stdout', default=False, \
111 | help='Print output to stdout.')
112 |
113 | expGrp = parser.add_argument_group("Export Modifiers")
114 | expGrp.add_argument('--policy', action='store', dest='policy', default=DEFAULT_POLICY, \
115 | type=str, help='The policy name. Relevant with --export only. Default: %s' % DEFAULT_POLICY)
116 | expGrp.add_argument('--installOn', action='store', dest='installOn', default=DEFAULT_INSTALLON, \
117 | type=str, metavar='FWs', help='Specify the checkpoint object to install rules on. ')
118 | expGrp.add_argument('--natInstallOn', action='store', dest='natInstallOn', default=DEFAULT_NAT_INSTALLON, \
119 | type=str, metavar='FW', help='The firewall to use for all hide and static NAT rules.')
120 | expGrp.add_argument('--color', action='store', dest='color', default=DEFAULT_NEW_OBJ_COLOR, \
121 | type=str, metavar='COLOR', help='The color to use for new objects.')
122 | expGrp.add_argument('--force-log', action='store_true', dest='forceLog', default=False, \
123 | help='Force track=Log on all firewall rules')
124 | expGrp.add_argument('--startIndex', action='store', dest='startIndex', default=DEFAULT_ACL_RULE_INDEX, \
125 | type=int, metavar='INDEX', help='Index to start importing firewall rules. Default: %i' % DEFAULT_ACL_RULE_INDEX)
126 | expGrp.add_argument('--disableRules', action='store_true', dest='disableRules', default=False, \
127 | help='Disable all firewall rules.')
128 | expGrp.add_argument('--flattenInlineNetGroups', action='store_true', dest='flattenInlineNetGroups', default=False, \
129 | help='Flatten groups with prefix DM_INLINE_NETWORK_ so members are added to firewall rules instead of the group.')
130 | expGrp.add_argument('--flattenInlineSvcGroups', action='store_true', dest='flattenInlineSvcGroups', default=False, \
131 | help='Flatten groups with prefix DM_INLINE_SERVICE_ so members are added to firewall rules instead of the group.')
132 | expGrp.add_argument('--export-cp-obj', action='store_true', dest='exportCPObj', default=False, \
133 | help='Also export imported Checkpoint Objects.')
134 |
135 | args = parser.parse_args()
136 |
137 | if args.debug:
138 | print(args)
139 |
140 | # Step 1: Validate user input
141 | if not os.path.isfile(str(args.cpPortsFile)):
142 | print('Cannot find checkpoint port file: "%s"' % args.cpPortsFile)
143 | exit(1)
144 | elif not ((args.ciscoFile and os.path.isfile(str(args.ciscoFile))) \
145 | or (args.ciscoDir and os.path.isdir(args.ciscoDir))): # if dir was specified
146 | print('You must specify either a file or a dir (see --ciscoFile and --ciscoDir)')
147 | exit(1)
148 | if not (args.syntax in ['ios','asa']):
149 | print('Invalid --syntax value. RTFM.')
150 | exit(1)
151 |
152 | if args.ciscoFile != '':
153 | c2c = Cisco2Checkpoint()
154 | elif args.ciscoDir != '':
155 | c2c = Cisco2CheckpointManager()
156 |
157 | c2c.setDebug(args.debug)
158 | c2c.setSyntax(args.syntax)
159 | c2c.setPolicy(args.policy)
160 | c2c.setInstallOn(args.installOn)
161 | c2c.setNatInstallOn(args.natInstallOn)
162 | c2c.setColor(args.color)
163 | c2c.setForceLog(args.forceLog)
164 | c2c.setDisableRules(args.disableRules)
165 | c2c.setACLRuleIndex(args.startIndex)
166 | c2c.setFlattenInlineNetGroups(args.flattenInlineNetGroups)
167 | c2c.setFlattenInlineSvcGroups(args.flattenInlineSvcGroups)
168 | c2c.setExportCPObj(args.exportCPObj)
169 |
170 | if args.ciscoFile != '':
171 | c2c.importConfig(args.cpPortsFile,args.cpNetObjFile,args.ciscoFile)
172 | elif args.ciscoDir != '':
173 | c2c.importConfig(args.cpPortsFile,args.cpNetObjFile,args.ciscoDir)
174 |
175 | # Step 2: Process user request
176 | #try:
177 | if args.summary:
178 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Generate Summary')
179 | print(c2c.getSummary())
180 | elif args.search != '':
181 | if args.filter == None:
182 | print(MSG_PREFIX+"Searching for an object. No filter")
183 | obj_list = c2c.findObjByName(args.search)
184 | if len(obj_list) > 0:
185 | print(''.join([obj.toString() for obj in obj_list]))
186 | else:
187 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'No object found')
188 | else:
189 | print(MSG_PREFIX+"Searching for an object with filter(s): %s" % ','.join(args.filter))
190 | obj_list = c2c.findObjByNameType(args.search,args.filter)
191 | if len(obj_list) > 0:
192 | print(''.join([obj.toString() for obj in obj_list]))
193 | else:
194 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'No object found')
195 | elif args.export:
196 | result = ''
197 | if args.filter == None:
198 | if args.format == 'text':
199 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Exporting to text format')
200 | result = c2c.getAllObjs()
201 | elif args.format == 'dbedit':
202 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Exporting to dbedit format')
203 | result = c2c.toDBEdit()
204 | else:
205 | print(WARN_PREFIX+'Invalid format')
206 | else:
207 | if args.format == 'text':
208 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Exporting to text format')
209 | obj_list = c2c.findObjByType(args.filter)
210 | if len(obj_list) > 0:
211 | result += ''.join([obj.toString() for obj in obj_list])
212 | else:
213 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'No object found')
214 | elif args.format == 'dbedit':
215 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Operation not supported yet')
216 | else:
217 | print(WARN_PREFIX+'Invalid format')
218 |
219 | # Print summary
220 | print(c2c.getSummary())
221 |
222 | # Output
223 | if args.stdout:
224 | print(result)
225 | else:
226 | fd = os.open(args.output, os.O_RDWR|os.O_CREAT|os.O_TRUNC)
227 | os.write(fd,result)
228 | os.close(fd)
229 | elif args.verify:
230 | result = ''
231 | args.format = 'text'
232 |
233 | if args.filter == None:
234 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Exporting to verify format')
235 | result = c2c.getAllObjs(True)
236 | else:
237 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'Exporting to verify format')
238 | obj_list = c2c.findObjByType(args.filter)
239 | if len(obj_list) > 0:
240 | result += ''.join([obj.toString('', True) for obj in obj_list])
241 | else:
242 | print(MSG_PREFIX+'No object found')
243 |
244 | # Print summary
245 | print(c2c.getSummary())
246 |
247 | # Output
248 | if args.stdout:
249 | print(result)
250 | else:
251 | fd = os.open(args.output, os.O_RDWR|os.O_CREAT|os.O_TRUNC)
252 | os.write(fd,result)
253 | os.close(fd)
254 | else:
255 | parser.print_help()
256 |
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/config.py:
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1 | #!/usr/bin/python2
2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
3 |
4 | '''
5 | @author: Martin Dubé
6 | @organization: GoSecure
7 | @contact: mdube@gosecure.ca
8 | @license: GPLv3
9 | Copyright (c) 2016, GoSecure
10 |
11 | This file is part of cisco2checkpoint project.
12 |
13 | This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
14 | it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
15 | the Free Software Foundation version 3.
16 |
17 | This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
18 | but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
19 | MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
20 | GNU General Public License for more details.
21 |
22 | You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
23 | along with this program. If not, see .
24 | '''
25 |
26 | C2C_VERSION = '1.1 - 2016-09-07'
27 | C2C_DEBUG = False
28 |
29 | #
30 | # Some default variables mostly used by c2c.py but also by the lib.
31 | #
32 | DEFAULT_FORMAT = 'dbedit'
33 | DEFAULT_CP_NETOBJ_FILE = 'data/default_r7730_network_objects.xml'
34 | DEFAULT_CP_PORT_FILE = 'data/default_r7730_service_objects.xml'
35 | DEFAULT_OUTPUT_FILE = 'network_script.txt'
36 | DEFAULT_POLICY = 'Standard'
37 | DEFAULT_INSTALLON = 'vs01'
38 | DEFAULT_NAT_INSTALLON = 'vs01'
39 | DEFAULT_NEW_OBJ_COLOR = 'black'
40 | DEFAULT_SYNTAX = 'ios' # Valid values: ios|asa
41 | DEFAULT_ACL_RULE_INDEX = 0
42 |
43 | # Product limitation: An ACL name cannot have more than 30 caracters.
44 | # NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.
45 | # Might change in R80 ?
46 | MAX_ACLRU_NAME_LEN = 30
47 |
48 | #
49 | # Some prefix used when creating object dynamically.
50 | # For example, when an object is created without a name, the default name will
51 | # be composed of a prefix and some attributes. Host example: H_10.0.0.1
52 | #
53 | WARN_PREFIX = '#[-] '
54 | MSG_PREFIX = '#[+] '
55 | NEW_NET_PREFIX = 'N_'
56 | NEW_HOST_PREFIX = 'H_'
57 | NEW_RANGE_PREFIX = 'R_'
58 | NEW_GROUP_PREFIX = 'G_'
59 | TCPUDP_PREFIX = 'TU_'
60 | TCP_PREFIX = 'TCP_'
61 | UDP_PREFIX = 'UDP_'
62 |
63 | #
64 | # DM INLINE groups are generated by the cisco webui and are rarely desired
65 | # in checkpoint firewall policies. These prefix are used to distinguish them.
66 | #
67 | DM_INLINE_NET_PREFIX = 'DM_INLINE_NETWORK'
68 | DM_INLINE_SVC_PREFIX = 'DM_INLINE_SERVICE'
69 | DM_INLINE_TCP_PREFIX = 'DM_INLINE_TCP'
70 | DM_INLINE_UDP_PREFIX = 'DM_INLINE_UDP'
71 |
72 | #
73 | # "Any" objects usually represent a protocol. For example "any tcp" means all
74 | # tcp ports. The list below represent the default name to use when matching
75 | # a layer 2 or 3 protocol.
76 | #
77 | ANY_ICMP = 'icmp-proto'
78 | ANY_ESP = 'ESP'
79 | ANY_AH = 'AH'
80 | ANY_OSPF = 'ospf'
81 | ANY_VRRP = 'vrrp'
82 | ANY_SKIP = 'SKIP'
83 | ANY_GRE = 'gre'
84 |
85 | #
86 | # These are the protocols supported by the project. They are splitted in two
87 | # constants as IP protocols have ports (or any ports). No IP protocols exist
88 | # but are very basically converted. ICMP is supported with several control
89 | # messages.
90 | #
91 | SUPPORTED_IP_PROTO = ['ip', 'tcp', 'udp', 'tcp-udp']
92 | SUPPORTED_NO_IP_PROTO = ['icmp', 'esp', 'ah', 'ospf', 'esp', 'ahp', 'vrrp', \
93 | 'skip', 'gre']
94 | SUPPORTED_PROTO = SUPPORTED_IP_PROTO + SUPPORTED_NO_IP_PROTO
95 |
96 | #
97 | # Some categories of classes to simplify searches
98 | #
99 | HOST_CLASSES = ['CiscoHost','CiscoAnyHost']
100 | #NETOBJ_CLASSES = ['CiscoHost','CiscoAnyHost','CiscoNet','CiscoRange']
101 | #SVCOBJ_CLASSES = ['CiscoServicePort','CiscoServiceRange','CiscoServiceGroup','CiscoAnyPort','CiscoIcmp','CiscoAnyIcmp','CiscoEspProto','CiscoAHProto']
102 | ANY_CLASSES = ['CiscoAnyHost', 'CiscoAnyIcmp', 'CiscoAnyPort']
103 | GROUP_CLASSES = ['CiscoNetGroup', 'CiscoServiceGroup', 'CiscoProtoGroup']
104 |
105 | # Classes that have a name (searchable by name)
106 | NETOBJ_NAMED_CLASSES = ('CiscoHost','CiscoAnyHost','CiscoNet','CiscoRange','CiscoNetGroup')
107 | SVCOBJ_NAMED_CLASSES = ['CiscoServicePort','CiscoServiceRange','CiscoServiceGroup','CiscoAnyPort','CiscoProtoGroup', 'CiscoIcmp','CiscoAnyIcmp','CiscoEspProto','CiscoAHProto']
108 |
109 | #
110 | # Excluded ports: Ports here are proprietary to checkpoint. The reason why
111 | # they are excluded is that they are redundant with other ones. For examples,
112 | # https and ssl_v3 are both on port 443. By excluding ssl_v3, https is always
113 | # taken when performing a lookup from the port number.
114 | #
115 | EXCLUDE_PORTS = ['ssl_v3', 'ssh_version_2', 'ftp-bidir', 'ftp-pasv', 'ftp-port', \
116 | 'sip_tls_not_inspected', 'H323_any', 'H323_ras_only', 'snmp-read', \
117 | 'dhcp-relay', 'dhcp-req-localmodule', 'MSSQL_resolver']
118 |
119 | # Translate cisco value => checkpoint value
120 | ICMP_DIC = { 'unreachable' : 'dest-unreach', \
121 | 'echo' : 'echo-request', \
122 | 'information-request' : 'info-req', \
123 | 'information-reply' : 'info-reply', \
124 | 'mask-reply' : 'mask-reply', \
125 | 'mask-reply' : 'mask-reply', \
126 | 'parameter-problem' : 'param-prblm', \
127 | 'mobile-redirect' : 'redirect'}
128 |
129 | # TODO: Update this with the defined reserved word list.
130 | # https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solutionid=sk40179
131 | ILLEGAL_DIC = { 'All-Perimeter' : 'All_Perimeter', \
132 | 'In-Domain' : 'In_Domain', \
133 | 'GigabitEthernet' : 'Gi', \
134 | 'HOST' : 'HST', \
135 | '(' : '-', \
136 | ')' : '', \
137 | '-Nets' : '-N', \
138 | }
139 |
140 | #
141 | # This list is incomplete. In case a port string is not converted, add the
142 | # corresponding port number here.
143 | #
144 | PORT_DIC = { 'echo' : '7', \
145 | 'daytime' : '13', \
146 | 'ftp-data' : '20', \
147 | 'ftp' : '21', \
148 | 'ssh' : '22', \
149 | 'telnet' : '23', \
150 | 'smtp' : '25', \
151 | 'whois' : '43', \
152 | 'tacacs' : '49', \
153 | 'domain' : '53', \
154 | 'domain-tcp' : '53', \
155 | 'domain-udp' : '53', \
156 | 'bootps' : '67', \
157 | 'bootpc' : '68', \
158 | 'tftp' : '69', \
159 | 'http' : '80', \
160 | 'www' : '80', \
161 | 'pop2' : '109', \
162 | 'pop3' : '110', \
163 | 'sunrpc' : '111', \
164 | 'ntp' : '123', \
165 | 'netbios-ns' : '137', \
166 | 'netbios-dgm' : '138', \
167 | 'netbios-ssn' : '139', \
168 | 'netbios-ss' : '139', \
169 | 'imap4' : '143', \
170 | 'snmp' : '161', \
171 | 'snmptrap' : '162', \
172 | 'ldap': '389', \
173 | 'ldaps' : '636', \
174 | 'https' : '443', \
175 | 'smtps' : '465', \
176 | 'isakmp' : '500', \
177 | 'cmd' : '514', \
178 | 'rsh' : '514', \
179 | 'syslog' : '514', \
180 | 'lpd' : '515', \
181 | 'rtsp' : '554', \
182 | 'citrix-ica' : '1494', \
183 | 'sqlnet' : '1521', \
184 | 'h323' : '1720', \
185 | 'pptp' : '1723', \
186 | 'radius' : '1812', \
187 | 'sip' : '5060 5061', \
188 | 'aol' : '5190', \
189 | 'pcanywhere-data' : '5631', \
190 | 'pcanywhere-status' : '5632' \
191 | }
192 |
193 | #
194 | # This list should be complete. It refers to the protocol IDs.
195 | #
196 | PROTO_DIC= { \
197 | '0':'HOPOPT',\
198 | '1':'ICMP',\
199 | '2':'IGMP',\
200 | '3':'GGP',\
201 | '4':'IPv4',\
202 | '5':'ST',\
203 | '6':'TCP',\
204 | '7':'CBT',\
205 | '8':'EGP',\
206 | '9':'IGP',\
207 | '10':'BBN-RCC-MON',\
208 | '11':'NVP-II',\
209 | '12':'PUP',\
210 | '13':'ARGUS',\
211 | '14':'EMCON',\
212 | '15':'XNET',\
213 | '16':'CHAOS',\
214 | '17':'UDP',\
215 | '18':'MUX',\
216 | '19':'DCN-MEAS',\
217 | '20':'HMP',\
218 | '21':'PRM',\
219 | '22':'XNS-IDP',\
220 | '23':'TRUNK-1',\
221 | '24':'TRUNK-2',\
222 | '25':'LEAF-1',\
223 | '26':'LEAF-2',\
224 | '27':'RDP',\
225 | '28':'IRTP',\
226 | '29':'ISO-TP4',\
227 | '30':'NETBLT',\
228 | '31':'MFE-NSP',\
229 | '32':'MERIT-INP',\
230 | '33':'DCCP',\
231 | '34':'3PC',\
232 | '35':'IDPR',\
233 | '36':'XTP',\
234 | '37':'DDP',\
235 | '38':'IDPR-CMTP',\
236 | '39':'TP++',\
237 | '40':'IL',\
238 | '41':'IPv6',\
239 | '42':'SDRP',\
240 | '43':'IPv6-Route',\
241 | '44':'IPv6-Frag',\
242 | '45':'IDRP',\
243 | '46':'RSVP',\
244 | '47':'GRE',\
245 | '48':'DSR',\
246 | '49':'BNA',\
247 | '50':'ESP',\
248 | '51':'AH',\
249 | '52':'I-NLSP',\
250 | '53':'SWIPE',\
251 | '54':'NARP',\
252 | '55':'MOBILE',\
253 | '56':'TLSP',\
254 | '57':'SKIP',\
255 | '58':'IPv6-ICMP',\
256 | '59':'IPv6-NoNxt',\
257 | '60':'IPv6-Opts',\
258 | '62':'CFTP',\
259 | '64':'SAT-EXPAK',\
260 | '65':'KRYPTOLAN',\
261 | '66':'RVD',\
262 | '67':'IPPC',\
263 | '69':'SAT-MON',\
264 | '70':'VISA',\
265 | '71':'IPCV',\
266 | '72':'CPNX',\
267 | '73':'CPHB',\
268 | '74':'WSN',\
269 | '75':'PVP',\
270 | '76':'BR-SAT-MON',\
271 | '77':'SUN-ND',\
272 | '78':'WB-MON',\
273 | '79':'WB-EXPAK',\
274 | '80':'ISO-IP',\
275 | '81':'VMTP',\
276 | '82':'SECURE-VMTP',\
277 | '83':'VINES',\
278 | '84':'TTP',\
279 | '84':'IPTM',\
280 | '85':'NSFNET-IGP',\
281 | '86':'DGP',\
282 | '87':'TCF',\
283 | '88':'EIGRP',\
284 | '89':'OSPFIGP',\
285 | '90':'Sprite-RPC',\
286 | '91':'LARP',\
287 | '92':'MTP',\
288 | '93':'AX.25',\
289 | '94':'IPIP',\
290 | '95':'MICP',\
291 | '96':'SCC-SP',\
292 | '97':'ETHERIP',\
293 | '98':'ENCAP',\
294 | '100':'GMTP',\
295 | '101':'IFMP',\
296 | '102':'PNNI',\
297 | '103':'PIM',\
298 | '104':'ARIS',\
299 | '105':'SCPS',\
300 | '106':'QNX',\
301 | '107':'A/N',\
302 | '108':'IPComp',\
303 | '109':'SNP',\
304 | '110':'Compaq-Peer',\
305 | '111':'IPX-in-IP',\
306 | '112':'VRRP',\
307 | '113':'PGM',\
308 | '115':'L2TP',\
309 | '116':'DDX',\
310 | '117':'IATP',\
311 | '118':'STP',\
312 | '119':'SRP',\
313 | '120':'UTI',\
314 | '121':'SMP',\
315 | '122':'SM',\
316 | '123':'PTP',\
317 | '124':'ISIS over IPv4',\
318 | '125':'FIRE',\
319 | '126':'CRTP',\
320 | '127':'CRUDP',\
321 | '128':'SSCOPMCE',\
322 | '129':'IPLT',\
323 | '130':'SPS',\
324 | '131':'PIPE',\
325 | '132':'SCTP',\
326 | '133':'FC',\
327 | '134':'RSVP-E2E-IGNORE',\
328 | '135':'Mobility Header',\
329 | '136':'UDPLite',\
330 | '137':'MPLS-in-IP',\
331 | '138':'manet',\
332 | '139':'HIP',\
333 | '140':'Shim6',\
334 | '141':'WESP',\
335 | '142':'ROHC',\
336 | '255':'Reserved'\
337 | }
338 |
339 | CONFIG_FILE_SUFFIX = '.CONFG'
340 |
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2 |
3 | CP_default_Office_Mode_addresses_pool
4 |
5 | CP_default_Office_Mode_addresses_pool
6 |
7 |
8 | ReferenceObject
9 | All
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