Fortinet FortiManager Device Config Module (#46080)

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#!/usr/bin/python
#
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from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
__metaclass__ = type
ANSIBLE_METADATA = {
"metadata_version": "1.1",
"status": ["preview"],
"supported_by": "community"
}
DOCUMENTATION = '''
---
module: fmgr_device_config
version_added: "2.8"
author:
- Luke Weighall (@lweighall)
- Andrew Welsh (@Ghilli3)
- Jim Huber (@p4r4n0y1ng)
short_description: Edit device configurations
description:
- Edit device configurations from FortiManager Device Manager using JSON RPC API.
options:
adom:
description:
- The ADOM the configuration should belong to.
required: false
default: root
host:
description:
- The FortiManager's address.
required: true
username:
description:
- The username used to authenticate with the FortiManager.
required: false
password:
description:
- The password associated with the username account.
required: false
device_unique_name:
description:
- The unique device's name that you are editing. A.K.A. Friendly name of the device in FortiManager.
required: True
device_hostname:
description:
- The device's new hostname.
required: false
install_config:
description:
- Tells FMGR to attempt to install the config after making it.
required: false
default: disable
interface:
description:
- The interface/port number you are editing.
required: false
interface_ip:
description:
- The IP and subnet of the interface/port you are editing.
required: false
interface_allow_access:
description:
- Specify what protocols are allowed on the interface, comma-sepeareted list (see examples).
required: false
'''
EXAMPLES = '''
- name: CHANGE HOSTNAME
fmgr_device_config:
host: "{{inventory_hostname}}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
device_hostname: "ChangedbyAnsible"
device_unique_name: "FGT1"
- name: EDIT INTERFACE INFORMATION
fmgr_device_config:
host: "{{inventory_hostname}}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
adom: "root"
device_unique_name: "FGT2"
interface: "port3"
interface_ip: "10.1.1.1/24"
interface_allow_access: "ping, telnet, https"
- name: INSTALL CONFIG
fmgr_device_config:
host: "{{inventory_hostname}}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
adom: "root"
device_unique_name: "FGT1"
install_config: "enable"
'''
RETURN = """
api_result:
description: full API response, includes status code and message
returned: always
type: string
"""
from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule, env_fallback
from ansible.module_utils.network.fortimanager.fortimanager import AnsibleFortiManager
# check for pyFMG lib
try:
from pyFMG.fortimgr import FortiManager
HAS_PYFMGR = True
except ImportError:
HAS_PYFMGR = False
def update_device_hostname(fmg, paramgram):
"""
Change a device's hostname
"""
datagram = {
"hostname": paramgram["device_hostname"]
}
url = "pm/config/device/{device_name}/global/system/global".format(device_name=paramgram["device_unique_name"])
response = fmg.update(url, datagram)
return response
def update_device_interface(fmg, paramgram):
"""
Update a device interface IP and allow access
"""
access_list = list()
allow_access_list = paramgram["interface_allow_access"].replace(' ', '')
access_list = allow_access_list.split(',')
datagram = {
"allowaccess": access_list,
"ip": paramgram["interface_ip"]
}
url = "/pm/config/device/{device_name}/global/system/interface" \
"/{interface}".format(device_name=paramgram["device_unique_name"], interface=paramgram["interface"])
response = fmg.update(url, datagram)
return response
def exec_config(fmg, paramgram):
"""
Update a device interface IP and allow access
"""
datagram = {
"scope": {
"name": paramgram["device_unique_name"]
},
"adom": paramgram["adom"],
"flags": "none"
}
url = "/securityconsole/install/device"
response = fmg.execute(url, datagram)
return response
# FUNCTION/METHOD FOR LOGGING OUT AND ANALYZING ERROR CODES
def fmgr_logout(fmg, module, msg="NULL", results=(), good_codes=(0,), logout_on_fail=True, logout_on_success=False):
"""
THIS METHOD CONTROLS THE LOGOUT AND ERROR REPORTING AFTER AN METHOD OR FUNCTION RUNS
"""
# VALIDATION ERROR (NO RESULTS, JUST AN EXIT)
if msg != "NULL" and len(results) == 0:
try:
fmg.logout()
except:
pass
module.fail_json(msg=msg)
# SUBMISSION ERROR
if len(results) > 0:
if msg == "NULL":
try:
msg = results[1]['status']['message']
except:
msg = "No status message returned from pyFMG. Possible that this was a GET with a tuple result."
if results[0] not in good_codes:
if logout_on_fail:
fmg.logout()
module.fail_json(msg=msg, **results[1])
else:
return_msg = msg + " -- LOGOUT ON FAIL IS OFF, MOVING ON"
return return_msg
else:
if logout_on_success:
fmg.logout()
module.exit_json(msg=msg, **results[1])
else:
return_msg = msg + " -- LOGOUT ON SUCCESS IS OFF, MOVING ON TO REST OF CODE"
return return_msg
def main():
argument_spec = dict(
host=dict(required=True, type="str"),
adom=dict(required=False, type="str", default="root"),
password=dict(fallback=(env_fallback, ["ANSIBLE_NET_PASSWORD"]), no_log=True),
username=dict(fallback=(env_fallback, ["ANSIBLE_NET_USERNAME"])),
device_unique_name=dict(required=True, type="str"),
device_hostname=dict(required=False, type="str"),
interface=dict(required=False, type="str"),
interface_ip=dict(required=False, type="str"),
interface_allow_access=dict(required=False, type="str"),
install_config=dict(required=False, type="str", default="disable"),
)
module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec, supports_check_mode=True,)
# handle params passed via provider and insure they are represented as the data type expected by fortimanager
paramgram = {
"device_unique_name": module.params["device_unique_name"],
"device_hostname": module.params["device_hostname"],
"interface": module.params["interface"],
"interface_ip": module.params["interface_ip"],
"interface_allow_access": module.params["interface_allow_access"],
"install_config": module.params["install_config"],
"adom": module.params["adom"]
}
# check if params are set
if module.params["host"] is None or module.params["username"] is None or module.params["password"] is None:
module.fail_json(msg="Host and username are required for connection")
# CHECK IF LOGIN FAILED
fmg = AnsibleFortiManager(module, module.params["host"], module.params["username"], module.params["password"])
response = fmg.login()
if response[1]['status']['code'] != 0:
module.fail_json(msg="Connection to FortiManager Failed")
else:
# START SESSION LOGIC
# if the device_hostname isn't null, then attempt the api call via method call, store results in variable
if paramgram["device_hostname"] is not None:
# add device
results = update_device_hostname(fmg, paramgram)
if results[0] != 0:
fmgr_logout(fmg, module, msg="Failed to set Hostname", results=results, good_codes=[0])
if paramgram["interface_ip"] is not None or paramgram["interface_allow_access"] is not None:
results = update_device_interface(fmg, paramgram)
if results[0] != 0:
fmgr_logout(fmg, module, msg="Failed to Update Device Interface", results=results, good_codes=[0])
if paramgram["install_config"] == "enable":
# attempt to install the config
results = exec_config(fmg, paramgram)
if results[0] != 0:
fmgr_logout(fmg, module, msg="Failed to Update Device Interface", results=results, good_codes=[0])
# logout, build in check for future logging capabilities
fmg.logout()
return module.exit_json(**results[1])
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()