ciscoconfaudit
Based on Use Cisco IOS XE Hardening Guide and some opinionated best practices.
This package gives an overview of the hardening techniques that can be used to secure a Cisco network device. Network security is not a one-layer thing, yet, it depends on multiple factors. If you harden your devices, then it is a good starting point that increases the overall security of the environment you manage.
Installation
Install from PyPi
$ pip install ciscoconfaudit
Usage
You can try out two examples in the repo in examples.
(.venv) $ python3 basic_online.py # Parses config from a device (Uses netmiko)
(.venv) $ python3 basic_offline.py # Parses config from text file
Example Output
| Global Config Audit (Sample) | Interface-Level Audit |
|---|---|
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Use Case
- Ever been tired of checking whether the Cisco hardneing technqiues (here) are applied to your network devices one by one? This package is very handy in generating a tabular report for you.
Author
Credits
This package was inspired by jonarm from cisco-ios-audit.
Contributions
You are welcome to contribute to this Cisco Swiss army knife.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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