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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 简介 2 | 3 | - 工作中经常需要对客户的网络设备进行巡检，如果工程师PC可以接入到客户的网络中去使用远程登录的方式巡检（如SSH），使用[Devices_Inspection脚本](https://github.com/icefire-ken/Devices_Inspection) 4 | 就可以完成巡检操作； 5 | 6 | - 但是偶尔也会遇到直接从Console口登录设备进行巡检的情况，就需要从SecureCRT（或Xshell）软件依次输入多个命令收集巡检信息的操作； 7 | 8 | - 本脚本可以在SecureCRT中运行，利用脚本代替手动输入巡检命令的过程。 9 | 10 | # 使用方法 11 | 12 | 1. 在SecureCRT的Session Options —— Terminal —— Mapped Keys， 映射快捷键（如F1），Function选择Run Script，选择本脚本。 13 | 14 | 在Xshell的工具 —— 按键对应 —— 新建，提示输入快捷键（如F1），操作类型选择运行脚本，在路径上选择本脚本。 15 | 16 | 2. 之后，按F1执行脚本会弹出如下提示： 17 | 18 | ![device_types.png](https://github.com/icefire-ken/securecrt_script/blob/master/images/device_types.png) 19 | 20 | 按提示输入正确的【设备类型】就可以开始巡检了。 21 | 22 | # 使用方法v3 23 | 24 | - v3脚本使用本地的Python 3.x环境，不需要安装SecureCRT内置的Python 2.7环境。 25 | 26 | - v3脚本涉及从info.xlsx文件中读取巡检命令，本地Python 3.x需要安装第三方模块pandas与openpyxl。 27 | 28 | - info.xlsx文件模板请从另一个仓库获取。[Devices_Inspection脚本](https://github.com/icefire-ken/Devices_Inspection)。 29 | 30 | - 修改v3脚本内指定的info.xlsx文件路径，INFO_PATH。 31 | 32 | ## 注意事项： 33 | 34 | - 本脚本只是代替人工手动输入巡检命令的过程，并不涉及登录。 35 | 36 | - 巡检时记得开启记录Log Session记录回显内容。 37 | 38 | - 执行脚本前CLI预先进入设备特权模式（用户视图），保证巡检命令能够被正确执行。 39 | 40 | - 若运行脚本出现如下提示： 41 | 42 | ![crt95.png](https://github.com/icefire-ken/securecrt_script/blob/master/images/crt95.png) 43 | 44 | 原因： 45 | 46 | 从SecureCRT 9.5版本开始，安装时默认不再安装Python 2.7环境，需要手动勾选。 47 | 48 | 解决方法： 49 | 50 | 1、安装时勾选Python 2.7环境。 51 | 52 | 2、安装后，在控制面板 —— 添加/删除程序，编辑安装好的SecureCRT，勾选添加Python 2.7环境。 53 | 54 | 3、在PC上直接安装Python 3.x环境。（SecureCRT 9.5目前最高支持Python 3.11） 55 | 56 | # 目前支持的设备类型 57 | 58 | - cisco 59 | - huawei 60 | - h3c 61 | - asa 62 | - nxos 63 | - a10 64 | - ruijie 65 | - linux 66 | 67 | # 更新日志 68 | 69 | ## 2025.03.09 70 | 71 | - 针对不需要查看设备日志的情况，增加了可以跳过查看日志的选择。（避免日志过多时，影响巡检效率） 72 | - 增加v3版本脚本。v3代表Python v3。此脚本可以让用户使用本地的Python环境运行脚本，不必再安装SecureCRT内置的v2.7 Python环境。可以实现更多功能。 73 | 74 | ## 2024.04.23 75 | 76 | - 添加Xshell软件支持的Python脚本。（inspection_script_xshell.py） 77 | 78 | ## 2024.01.23 79 | 80 | - 添加了Linux设备类型的巡检命令。（可根据使用需求自行更改） 81 | - 优化了代码逻辑。 82 | 83 | ## 2023.12.28 84 | 85 | - 添加了锐捷设备类型的巡检命令。 86 | 87 | ## 2022.05.30 88 | 89 | - 初次上传脚本； 90 | - 基本实现自动输入巡检命令功能； 91 | - 可根据手动输入的设备类型，自动输入相应的巡检命令。 92 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /images/crt95.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/icefire-ken/securecrt_script/39036e467dd9907da91a1e5d782cf454624aa23d/images/crt95.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /images/device_types.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/icefire-ken/securecrt_script/39036e467dd9907da91a1e5d782cf454624aa23d/images/device_types.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /inspection_script.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # $language = "Python" 2 | # $interface = "1.0" 3 | 4 | # 设备类型巡检命令列表 5 | cisco_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 6 | 'show clock detail', 7 | 'show inventory', 8 | 'show env all', 9 | 'show module all', 10 | 'show environment', 11 | 'show power', 12 | 'show redundancy', 13 | 'show redundancy switchover history', 14 | 'dir', 15 | 'show boot', 16 | 'show processes cpu', 17 | 'show processes memory', 18 | 'show license udi', 19 | 'show license all', 20 | 'show license feature', 21 | 'show logging', 22 | 'show version', 23 | 'show vtp status', 24 | 'show vtp password', 25 | 'show vlan brief', 26 | 'show ip interface brief', 27 | 'show interfaces status', 28 | 'show cdp neighbors', 29 | 'show ip route', 30 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 31 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 32 | 'show ip eigrp neighbors', 33 | 'show ip eigrp interfaces', 34 | 'verify /md5 system:running-config', 35 | 'show running-config', 36 | 'terminal length 24'] 37 | 38 | huawei_cmds_list = ['screen-length 0 temporary', 39 | 'display clock', 40 | 'display device esn', 41 | 'display elabel brief', 42 | 'display environment', 43 | 'display power', 44 | 'dir flash:', 45 | 'display cpu', 46 | 'display cpu history', 47 | 'display memory', 48 | 'display license', 49 | 'display log', 50 | 'display version', 51 | 'display vlan', 52 | 'display interface brief', 53 | 'display ip interface brief', 54 | 'display lldp neighbor brief', 55 | 'display ip routing-table', 56 | 'display ospf peer', 57 | 'display ospf interface', 58 | 'display current-configuration', 59 | 'screen-length 24 temporary'] 60 | 61 | h3c_cmds_list = ['screen-length disable', 62 | 'display clock', 63 | 'display device manuinfo', 64 | 'dir', 65 | 'display fan', 66 | 'display transceiver diagnosis interface', 67 | 'display environment', 68 | 'display power', 69 | 'display boot-loader', 70 | 'display cpu', 71 | 'display memory summary', 72 | 'display license', 73 | 'display license feature', 74 | 'display log', 75 | 'display version', 76 | 'display vlan brief', 77 | 'display interface brief', 78 | 'display ip interface brief', 79 | 'display lldp neighbor-information list', 80 | 'display ip routing-table', 81 | 'display ospf peer', 82 | 'display ospf interface', 83 | 'display vrrp', 84 | 'display current-configuration', 85 | 'undo screen-length disable'] 86 | 87 | ciscoasa_cmds_list = ['terminal pager 0', 88 | 'show inventory', 89 | 'dir', 90 | 'show bootvar', 91 | 'show cpu usage detailed', 92 | 'show memory', 93 | 'show license udi', 94 | 'show license all', 95 | 'show license feature', 96 | 'show logging', 97 | 'show version', 98 | 'show failover state', 99 | 'show failover', 100 | 'show vlan', 101 | 'show interface ip brief', 102 | 'show interfaces status', 103 | 'show route', 104 | 'show ospf neighbor', 105 | 'show ospf interface brief', 106 | 'show eigrp neighbors', 107 | 'show eigrp interfaces', 108 | 'verify /md5 system:running-config', 109 | 'show running-config', 110 | 'terminal pager 24'] 111 | 112 | nxos_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 113 | 'show clock detail', 114 | 'show inventory', 115 | 'show module', 116 | 'show environment', 117 | 'show vdc', 118 | 'show redundancy status', 119 | 'show vpc', 120 | 'dir', 121 | 'show boot', 122 | 'show processes cpu', 123 | 'show processes memory', 124 | 'show license', 125 | 'show license host-id', 126 | 'show license usage', 127 | 'show logging', 128 | 'show version', 129 | 'show vtp status', 130 | 'show vtp password', 131 | 'show vlan brief', 132 | 'show fex', 133 | 'show ip interface brief', 134 | 'show interface brief', 135 | 'show interfaces status', 136 | 'show cdp neighbors', 137 | 'show ip route', 138 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 139 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 140 | 'show ip eigrp neighbors', 141 | 'show ip eigrp interfaces', 142 | 'show running-config', 143 | 'terminal length 24'] 144 | 145 | a10_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 146 | 'show clock', 147 | 'show version', 148 | 'show environment', 149 | 'show cpu', 150 | 'show memory', 151 | 'show disk', 152 | 'show log', 153 | 'show ip interfaces', 154 | 'show interfaces brief', 155 | 'show vrrp-a', 156 | 'show ip route', 157 | 'show gslb group brief', 158 | 'show running-config', 159 | 'terminal length 24'] 160 | 161 | ruijie_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 162 | 'show clock', 163 | 'show cpu', 164 | 'show memory', 165 | 'show license all-license', 166 | 'show logging', 167 | 'show version', 168 | 'show vlan', 169 | 'show ip interface brief', 170 | 'show interfaces status', 171 | 'show lldp neighbors', 172 | 'show ip route', 173 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 174 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 175 | 'show running-config', 176 | 'terminal length 24'] 177 | 178 | linux_cmds_list = ['uname -a', 179 | 'head -n 1 /etc/issue', 180 | 'cat /proc/cpuinfo', 181 | 'hostname', 182 | 'ipconfig', 183 | 'iptables -L', 184 | 'route -n', 185 | 'netstat -lntp'] 186 | 187 | fortinet_cmds_list = [] 188 | 189 | juniper_junos_cmds_list = [] 190 | 191 | # 巡检命令集合字典 192 | cmds_dict = {'cisco': cisco_cmds_list, 193 | 'huawei': huawei_cmds_list, 194 | 'h3c': h3c_cmds_list, 195 | 'asa': ciscoasa_cmds_list, 196 | 'nxos': nxos_cmds_list, 197 | 'a10': a10_cmds_list, 198 | 'ruijie': ruijie_cmds_list, 199 | 'linux': linux_cmds_list, 200 | } 201 | 202 | # 支持的设备类型 203 | supported_devices_type = ['cisco', 'huawei', 'h3c', 'asa', 'nxos', 'a10', 'ruijie', 'linux'] 204 | 205 | 206 | def get_cmds_info(info_file): # 获取info文件中的巡检命令 207 | try: # 读取Excel文件第二张工作表的数据生成DataFrame 208 | cmds_dataframe = pandas.read_excel(info_file, sheet_name=2, dtype=str) 209 | except FileNotFoundError: # 如果没有配置info文件或info文件名错误 210 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox(f"info文件不存在！", "文件错误", 48) 211 | sys.exit(1) # 异常退出 212 | except ValueError: # 捕获异常信息 213 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox(f"info文件缺失子表格信息！", "文件错误", 48) 214 | sys.exit(1) # 异常退出 215 | else: 216 | cmds_dict = cmds_dataframe.to_dict('list') # 将DataFrame转换成字典 217 | # "list"参数规定外层为字典，列标题为key，列下所有行内容以list形式为value的字典 218 | # 若有多列，代表字典内有多个key:value对 219 | return cmds_dict 220 | 221 | 222 | # 遍历设备类型的巡检命令列表，发送命令 223 | def send_cmds(cmds_list): 224 | crt.Screen.Send('\n' * 3) 225 | for cmd in cmds_list: 226 | crt.Screen.Send(cmd + '\n' * 4) 227 | crt.Sleep(100) 228 | 229 | 230 | def main(): 231 | # 弹出窗口，提示工程师输入支持的设备类型 232 | input_type = crt.Dialog.Prompt('请输入支持的设备类型：\n cisco、huawei、h3c、asa、nxos、' 233 | '\n a10、ruijie、linux', '请确认设备类型') 234 | 235 | # 检查用户是否输入了设备类型 236 | if not input_type: # 如果没有输入任何设备类型 237 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox('未输入设备类型！', '输入错误', 48) 238 | 239 | elif input_type not in supported_devices_type: # 如果输入的设备类型不在支持列表中 240 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox('尚不支持的设备类型！', '设备类型错误', 48) 241 | 242 | elif input_type in supported_devices_type: # 如果输入的设备类型在支持列表中 243 | # 设置屏幕同步 244 | crt.Screen.Synchronous = True 245 | 246 | # 获取对应设备的命令列表 247 | cmds_list = cmds_dict[input_type] 248 | 249 | # 根据设备类型确定日志命令 250 | log_cmd = None 251 | match input_type: 252 | case 'cisco': 253 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 254 | case 'huawei': 255 | log_cmd = 'display log' 256 | case 'h3c': 257 | log_cmd = 'display log' 258 | case 'asa': 259 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 260 | case 'nxos': 261 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 262 | case 'a10': 263 | log_cmd = 'show log' 264 | case 'ruijie': 265 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 266 | 267 | # 如果设备有日志命令，询问用户是否跳过 268 | if log_cmd and log_cmd in cmds_list: 269 | skip_log = crt.Dialog.MessageBox( 270 | f"是否跳过查看日志 '{log_cmd}'？\n查看日志可能会延长巡检过程。", # 使用 str.format() 替换 f-string 271 | "跳过查看日志", 272 | 4 # 4 表示对话框包含“是”和“否”按钮 273 | ) 274 | if skip_log == 6: # 用户点击了“是” 275 | cmds_list.remove(log_cmd) # 从命令列表中移除日志命令 276 | 277 | # 发送命令 278 | send_cmds(cmds_list) 279 | 280 | 281 | main() 282 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /inspection_script_v3.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # $language = "Python" 2 | # $interface = "1.0" 3 | 4 | import pandas 5 | 6 | INFO_PATH = r'D:\4_Learn\Python\devices_inspection\info.xlsx' 7 | 8 | # 支持的设备类型 9 | supported_devices_type = ['cisco', 'nxos', 'asa', 'huawei', 'h3c', 'a10', 'ruijie', 'linux'] 10 | 11 | 12 | def get_cmds_info(info_file): # 获取info文件中的巡检命令 13 | try: # 读取Excel文件第二张工作表的数据生成DataFrame 14 | cmds_dataframe = pandas.read_excel(info_file, sheet_name=1, dtype=str) 15 | except FileNotFoundError: # 如果没有配置info文件或info文件名错误 16 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox(f"info文件不存在！", "文件错误", 48) 17 | return # return none 18 | except ValueError: # 捕获异常信息 19 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox(f"info文件缺失子表格信息！", "文件错误", 48) 20 | return # return none 21 | else: 22 | cmds_dict = cmds_dataframe.to_dict('list') # 将DataFrame转换成字典 23 | # "list"参数规定外层为字典，列标题为key，列下所有行内容以list形式为value的字典 24 | # 若有多列，代表字典内有多个key:value对 25 | return cmds_dict 26 | 27 | 28 | def insert_cmds(cmds_dict, input_type): 29 | prepend_cmd = None 30 | append_cmd = None 31 | match input_type: 32 | case 'cisco_ios': 33 | prepend_cmd = 'terminal length 0' 34 | append_cmd = 'terminal length 24' 35 | case 'cisco_nxos': 36 | prepend_cmd = 'terminal length 0' 37 | append_cmd = 'terminal length 24' 38 | case 'cisco_asa': 39 | prepend_cmd = 'terminal pager 0' 40 | append_cmd = 'terminal pager 24' 41 | case 'huawei': 42 | prepend_cmd = 'screen-length 0 temporary' 43 | append_cmd = 'screen-length 24 temporary' 44 | case 'hp_comware': 45 | prepend_cmd = 'screen-length disable' 46 | append_cmd = 'undo screen-length disable' 47 | case 'a10': 48 | prepend_cmd = 'terminal length 0' 49 | append_cmd = 'terminal length 24' 50 | case 'ruijie_os': 51 | prepend_cmd = 'screen-length 0 temporary' 52 | append_cmd = 'screen-length 24 temporary' 53 | list = cmds_dict[input_type] 54 | list.insert(0, prepend_cmd) 55 | list.append(append_cmd) 56 | return list 57 | 58 | 59 | # 遍历设备类型的巡检命令列表，发送命令 60 | def send_cmds(cmds_list): 61 | crt.Screen.Send('\n' * 3) 62 | for cmd in cmds_list: 63 | if type(cmd) is str: 64 | crt.Screen.Send(cmd + '\n' * 4) 65 | crt.Sleep(100) 66 | 67 | 68 | def main(): 69 | # 获取info文件中的巡检命令 70 | cmds_dict = get_cmds_info(INFO_PATH) 71 | if not cmds_dict: # 如果没有获取到命令列表 72 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox('获取命令列表失败！', '命令列表错误', 48) 73 | return 74 | 75 | # 弹出窗口，提示工程师输入支持的设备类型 76 | input_type = crt.Dialog.Prompt('请输入支持的设备类型：\n cisco、nxos、asa、huawei、h3c、' 77 | '\n a10、ruijie、linux', '请确认设备类型') 78 | 79 | # 检查用户是否输入了设备类型 80 | if not input_type: # 如果没有输入任何设备类型 81 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox('未输入设备类型！', '输入错误', 48) 82 | 83 | elif input_type not in supported_devices_type: # 如果输入的设备类型不在支持列表中 84 | crt.Dialog.MessageBox('尚不支持的设备类型！', '设备类型错误', 48) 85 | 86 | elif input_type in supported_devices_type: # 如果输入的设备类型在支持列表中 87 | # 设置屏幕同步 88 | crt.Screen.Synchronous = True 89 | 90 | # 修改设备类型与info文件中设备类型对应关系 91 | match input_type: 92 | case 'cisco': 93 | input_type = 'cisco_ios' 94 | case 'nxos': 95 | input_type = 'cisco_nxos' 96 | case 'asa': 97 | input_type = 'cisco_asa' 98 | case 'huawei': 99 | input_type = 'huawei' 100 | case 'h3c': 101 | input_type = 'hp_comware' 102 | case 'a10': 103 | input_type = 'a10' 104 | case 'ruijie': 105 | input_type = 'ruijie_os' 106 | case 'linux': 107 | input_type = 'linux' 108 | 109 | # 获取对应设备的命令列表 110 | cmds_list = insert_cmds(cmds_dict, input_type) 111 | 112 | # 根据设备类型确定日志命令 113 | log_cmd = None 114 | match input_type: 115 | case 'cisco_ios': 116 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 117 | case 'cisco_nxos': 118 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 119 | case 'cisco_asa': 120 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 121 | case 'huawei': 122 | log_cmd = 'display log' 123 | case 'hp_comware': 124 | log_cmd = 'display log' 125 | case 'a10': 126 | log_cmd = 'show log' 127 | case 'ruijie_os': 128 | log_cmd = 'show logging' 129 | 130 | # 如果设备有日志命令，询问用户是否跳过 131 | if log_cmd and log_cmd in cmds_list: 132 | skip_log = crt.Dialog.MessageBox( 133 | f"是否跳过查看日志 '{log_cmd}'？\n查看日志可能会延长巡检过程。", # 使用 str.format() 替换 f-string 134 | "跳过查看日志", 135 | 4 # 4 表示对话框包含“是”和“否”按钮 136 | ) 137 | if skip_log == 6: # 用户点击了“是” 138 | cmds_list.remove(log_cmd) # 从命令列表中移除日志命令 139 | 140 | # 发送命令 141 | send_cmds(cmds_list) 142 | 143 | 144 | main() 145 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /inspection_script_xshell.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # $language = "Python" 2 | # $interface = "1.0" 3 | 4 | # 设备类型巡检命令列表 5 | cisco_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 6 | 'show clock detail', 7 | 'show inventory', 8 | 'show env all', 9 | 'show module all', 10 | 'show environment', 11 | 'show power', 12 | 'show redundancy', 13 | 'show redundancy switchover history', 14 | 'dir', 15 | 'show boot', 16 | 'show processes cpu', 17 | 'show processes memory', 18 | 'show license udi', 19 | 'show license all', 20 | 'show license feature', 21 | 'show logging', 22 | 'show version', 23 | 'show vtp status', 24 | 'show vtp password', 25 | 'show vlan brief', 26 | 'show ip interface brief', 27 | 'show interfaces status', 28 | 'show cdp neighbors', 29 | 'show ip route', 30 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 31 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 32 | 'show ip eigrp neighbors', 33 | 'show ip eigrp interfaces', 34 | 'verify /md5 system:running-config', 35 | 'show running-config', 36 | 'terminal length 24'] 37 | 38 | huawei_cmds_list = ['screen-length 0 temporary', 39 | 'display clock', 40 | 'display device esn', 41 | 'display elabel brief', 42 | 'display environment', 43 | 'display power', 44 | 'dir flash:', 45 | 'display cpu', 46 | 'display cpu history', 47 | 'display memory', 48 | 'display license', 49 | 'display log', 50 | 'display version', 51 | 'display vlan', 52 | 'display interface brief', 53 | 'display ip interface brief', 54 | 'display lldp neighbor brief', 55 | 'display ip routing-table', 56 | 'display ospf peer', 57 | 'display ospf interface', 58 | 'display current-configuration', 59 | 'screen-length 24 temporary'] 60 | 61 | h3c_cmds_list = ['screen-length disable', 62 | 'display clock', 63 | 'display device manuinfo', 64 | 'display fan', 65 | 'display transceiver diagnosis interface', 66 | 'display environment', 67 | 'display power', 68 | 'display boot-loader', 69 | 'display cpu', 70 | 'display cpu history', 71 | 'display memory summary', 72 | 'display license', 73 | 'display license feature', 74 | 'display log', 75 | 'display version', 76 | 'display vlan brief', 77 | 'display interface brief', 78 | 'display ip interface brief', 79 | 'display lldp neighbor-information list', 80 | 'display ip routing-table', 81 | 'display ospf peer', 82 | 'display ospf interface', 83 | 'display vrrp', 84 | 'display current-configuration', 85 | 'undo screen-length disable'] 86 | 87 | ciscoasa_cmds_list = ['terminal pager 0', 88 | 'show inventory', 89 | 'dir', 90 | 'show bootvar', 91 | 'show cpu usage detailed', 92 | 'show memory', 93 | 'show license udi', 94 | 'show license all', 95 | 'show license feature', 96 | 'show logging', 97 | 'show version', 98 | 'show failover state', 99 | 'show failover', 100 | 'show vlan', 101 | 'show interface ip brief', 102 | 'show interfaces status', 103 | 'show route', 104 | 'show ospf neighbor', 105 | 'show ospf interface brief', 106 | 'show eigrp neighbors', 107 | 'show eigrp interfaces', 108 | 'verify /md5 system:running-config', 109 | 'show running-config', 110 | 'terminal pager 24'] 111 | 112 | nxos_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 113 | 'show clock detail', 114 | 'show inventory', 115 | 'show module', 116 | 'show environment', 117 | 'show vdc', 118 | 'show redundancy status', 119 | 'show vpc', 120 | 'dir', 121 | 'show boot', 122 | 'show processes cpu', 123 | 'show processes memory', 124 | 'show license', 125 | 'show license host-id', 126 | 'show license usage', 127 | 'show logging', 128 | 'show version', 129 | 'show vtp status', 130 | 'show vtp password', 131 | 'show vlan brief', 132 | 'show fex', 133 | 'show ip interface brief', 134 | 'show interface brief', 135 | 'show interfaces status', 136 | 'show cdp neighbors', 137 | 'show ip route', 138 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 139 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 140 | 'show ip eigrp neighbors', 141 | 'show ip eigrp interfaces', 142 | 'show running-config', 143 | 'terminal length 24'] 144 | 145 | a10_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 146 | 'show clock', 147 | 'show version', 148 | 'show environment', 149 | 'show cpu', 150 | 'show memory', 151 | 'show disk', 152 | 'show log', 153 | 'show ip interfaces', 154 | 'show interfaces brief', 155 | 'show vrrp-a', 156 | 'show ip route', 157 | 'show gslb group brief', 158 | 'show running-config', 159 | 'terminal length 24'] 160 | 161 | ruijie_cmds_list = ['terminal length 0', 162 | 'show clock', 163 | 'show cpu', 164 | 'show memory', 165 | 'show license all-license', 166 | 'show logging', 167 | 'show version', 168 | 'show vlan', 169 | 'show ip interface brief', 170 | 'show interfaces status', 171 | 'show lldp neighbors', 172 | 'show ip route', 173 | 'show ip ospf neighbor', 174 | 'show ip ospf interface brief', 175 | 'show running-config', 176 | 'terminal length 24'] 177 | 178 | linux_cmds_list = ['uname -a', 179 | 'head -n 1 /etc/issue', 180 | 'cat /proc/cpuinfo', 181 | 'hostname', 182 | 'ipconfig', 183 | 'iptables -L', 184 | 'route -n', 185 | 'netstat -lntp'] 186 | 187 | fortinet_cmds_list = [] 188 | 189 | juniper_junos_cmds_list = [] 190 | 191 | # 巡检命令集合字典 192 | cmds_dict = {'cisco': cisco_cmds_list, 193 | 'huawei': huawei_cmds_list, 194 | 'h3c': h3c_cmds_list, 195 | 'asa': ciscoasa_cmds_list, 196 | 'nxos': nxos_cmds_list, 197 | 'a10': a10_cmds_list, 198 | 'ruijie': ruijie_cmds_list, 199 | 'linux': linux_cmds_list, 200 | } 201 | 202 | # 支持的设备类型 203 | supported_devices_type = ['cisco', 'huawei', 'h3c', 'asa', 'nxos', 'a10', 'ruijie', 'linux'] 204 | 205 | # 弹出窗口，提示工程师输入支持的设备类型 206 | input_type = xsh.Dialog.Prompt('请输入支持的设备类型：\n cisco、huawei、h3c、asa、nxos、' 207 | '\n a10、ruijie、linux', '请确认设备类型', '', 0) 208 | 209 | # 设置屏幕同步 210 | xsh.Screen.Synchronous = True 211 | 212 | 213 | # 遍历设备类型的巡检命令列表，发送命令 214 | def send_cmds(cmds_list): 215 | xsh.Screen.Send('\n' * 3) 216 | for cmd in cmds_list: 217 | xsh.Screen.Send(cmd + '\n' * 4) 218 | xsh.Session.Sleep(100) 219 | 220 | 221 | # 如果输入的设备类型在支持列表中，调用发送命令函数，否则弹出窗口提示设备类型错误 222 | if input_type in supported_devices_type: 223 | send_cmds(cmds_dict[input_type]) # 发送命令，根据输入的设备类型，传入不同的命令 224 | else: 225 | xsh.Dialog.MessageBox('尚不支持的设备类型！', '设备类型错误', 48) 226 | 227 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /requirements.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | pandas==2.2.3 2 | openpyxl==3.1.5 3 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------