Python API client for DETERRERS
This library makes it easy to interact with the DETERRERS perimeter firewall portal to automate registration, and configuration of IP addresses and firewall profiles.
Installation
Use pip to install the latest version:
pip install deterrers-api
Example
import deterrersapi
deterrers = deterrersapi.Deterrers('https://deterrers.example.com', '<api-token>')
# get information about ip address
deterrers.get('192.0.0.1')
# delete ip address
deterrers.delete('192.0.0.1')
# add a new ip address with `virtUOS` as admin
deterrers.add('192.0.0.1', ['virtUOS'])
# update ip with firewall profile `Multipurpose`
deterrers.update('192.0.0.1', 'Multipurpose', '')
# activate firewall profile
deterrers.action('192.0.0.1', 'register')
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