bunny2fmc 1.3.20

Sync BunnyCDN edge IPs to Cisco FMC Dynamic Objects with secure credential management and scheduling

bunny2fmc

Automatically sync BunnyCDN IP ranges to Cisco FMC Dynamic Objects.

Quick Install

sudo apt install pipx
pipx install bunny2fmc
bunny2fmc --setup

That's it! Answer the setup questions and you're done.

During bunny2fmc --setup you'll be asked for:

• FMC hostname/IP
• FMC username/password (stored in OS keyring)
• Dynamic Object name
• IPv6 enable (y/n)
• Sync interval (minutes)
• Bunny IPv4 API URL (default: https://bunnycdn.com/api/system/edgeserverlist)
• Bunny IPv6 API URL (default: https://bunnycdn.com/api/system/edgeserverlist/ipv6)

What it does

bunny2fmc fetches the latest BunnyCDN edge server IP addresses and updates a Dynamic Object in Cisco FMC. No deployment needed - changes are immediate.

Features

• 🔄 Automatic sync - Fetch latest IPs from BunnyCDN API
• ⚙️ Configurable endpoints - Override Bunny IPv4/IPv6 API URLs when needed
• 🔐 Secure credentials - Stored in OS keyring
• ⏰ Scheduled execution - Run via cron (daily/hourly/custom)
• 📊 Smart updates - Only changes what's needed
• 📝 Logging - Track all sync activity

Prerequisites

Before running bunny2fmc --setup, create a dedicated API user in FMC:

1. FMC → System → Users → Add User
2. Settings:
   • Username: bunny2fmc_sync
   • Password: [choose strong password - save it!]
   • Role: Network Admin (or Maintenance User)
   • Authentication: Local
3. Click Save

Important: Don't use your admin account - API login logs out the web UI session!

Commands

Command	Description
bunny2fmc --setup	Interactive configuration
bunny2fmc --run	Run sync now
bunny2fmc --start	Start scheduled sync (cron)
bunny2fmc --stop	Stop scheduled sync
bunny2fmc --config	Show configuration
bunny2fmc --logs	View recent logs
bunny2fmc --logs follow	Follow logs in real-time
bunny2fmc --clear	Remove all config and credentials
bunny2fmc --help	Show all commands

File Locations

All files are stored in ~/bunny2fmc/:

~/bunny2fmc/
├── config.json     # Configuration
├── logs/           # Log files
└── guide/          # Documentation

Troubleshooting

pipx not found:

pipx ensurepath
source ~/.bashrc

bunny2fmc not found:

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"

Can't connect to FMC:

• Check firewall allows port 443
• Verify FMC hostname/IP is correct
• Test: curl -k https://fmc.company.com/api/fmc_platform/v1/info

Upgrade:

pipx upgrade bunny2fmc

Uninstall:

pipx uninstall bunny2fmc
rm -rf ~/bunny2fmc/

Requirements

• Linux (Ubuntu/Debian recommended)
• Python 3.8+
• Cisco FMC with API access
• Network access to FMC and internet

Links

• PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/bunny2fmc/
• GitHub: https://github.com/IronKeyVault/Bunny_Sync_FMC

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file.