Cisco IOS-XE Operations Program. Shows operational data using restconf and yang

XE-Ops

View operational and config data from devices running Cisco IOS-XE software.

NoteS

The build folder is the latest build. All other files are for developement and are updated frequently. They've not been tested for prod build yet.

Tested Models

-ASR 1000 Series

-ISR 4000 Series

-CSR 1000v

-CAT 3000 Series

Available Views:

Interfaces:

-Layer Two and Layer Three

-Arps

-QoS

Neighbors:

-DP Neighbors

-OSPF Neighbors

-BGP Neighbors

Routing:

-OSPF

-BGP

-Routing Table (Flapping Route Checker)

IP SLAs:

-Check current IP SLA statuses

Environment:

-CPU/Memory statuse

-Sensor statuses

-SFP statuses

-POE port statuses

DMVPN:

-Tunnel statuses

-Peer statuses

-Public IP resolution

-DMVPN topology visualization

LayerTwo:

-Vlans

-Trunks

-Spanning-tree

Rest Viewer:

-View all device data in JSON format

Snapshots:

Notes:

-Switches are slower to poll than routers

-Some YANG models may not be compatible with your device. If so, data is collected via Netmiko

-Views are conditionally rendered which means so some views wont display.

-Sometimes CPU data for CSRs will error. If so, it will be represented with 'Err'

-Page data will be cached for 5 minutes per device. This means if you switch pages or log into another device, the page will load what was polled last for that device/page. Beats a loading page!

-Login timeout set to 30 seconds

-Collecting RIB tables can take some time. Be patient

Requirements:

Check to see if your device is compatible to use this program. Use the following instructions - https://developer.cisco.com/docs/ios-xe/#!enabling-restconf-on-ios-xe

Install:Linux

The following dependencies are required. If you don't have the following dependencies installed, execute: "sudo bash install_dependencies.sh"

-NPM && Node.js https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm

-Python: https://docs.python-guide.org/starting/install3/linux/

-Open SSL

Once Dependecies Are Installed:

Note: If you're using windows 10, you can use built-in Ubuntu

1. Clone this repo to you server and navigate to the /react-ios-xe-ops (root) directory.

2. Execute command "sudo bash init_app_routes" which will take care of everything below. When running the script, SSL certs will be created for app to api security. TLSv1.3 for transport.

If you want to manualy install then continue with these steps:

2. Located package.json and execute code "npm install package.json"

3. Once packages are installed, execute code "node server.js&"

4. Navigate to 127.0.0.1:3000

5. Create a virtual environment by executing "python3.8 -m venv ios-xe-ops-env" and activate the env using "source ios-xe-ops-env/bin/activate"

6. Install python modules using pip "pip install -r requirements.txt"

7. Start the API using "Python3 api_routes.py"

8. Go back to the web app and login to your device