NetConfigParser

NetConfigParser is a tool that parses your network device's startup or running configurations. It currently supports Cisco IOS-XE, with more features under development. Support for the Arista EOS is also in queue.

Getting Started

Add the NetConfigParser package in your project,

go get github.com/opennetworktools/NetConfigParser

Import the package in your project,

import (
	netconfigparser "github.com/opennetworktools/NetConfigParser"
)

Refer example/main.go to know how to parse your running/startup configs.

Note

NetConfigParser is under development. Feel free to go through the open issues and contribute to help us speed up the development.

Design

For alpha release the plan is to focus only on the Cisco IOS-XE with support for bare minimum protocols. For now I am going to stick with the Cisco IOS-XE and the Arista EOS (which will be the focus for beta and v1 release).

Supported features in the Cisco IOS-XE:

1. Interfaces
   • FastEthernet, GigabitEthernet, TenGigGigabitEthernet
   • IP Address and Subnet Mask
   • Description
   • Shutdown Status
   • Attached ACL's
2. BGP
   • ASN
   • RouterID
   • Neighbors
     • ASN
     • IP Address
     • Description
     • Timers
3. Route Map
   • Name
   • Action
   • Sequence Number
   • Attached IP Prefix List (TODO)
4. IP Prefix-list
   • Name
   • Rules
     • Sequence Number
     • Action
     • IP Address and Subnet Mask
5. IP Access-list
   • Name
   • Type
   • Rules
     • Action
     • Type
     • SrcIP, SrcMask
     • DstIP, DstMask
     • Protocol, Port Number