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router shell is a interactive diagnostic shell for Linux

Project description

RoSh - Router Shell

About

This is an interactive diagnostic shell for Linux-based routers. It is inspired by the CLI of classic network devices (e.g. Cisco IOS) and implements diagnostic functions similar to iproute2/bridge/ethtool/tc/wireguard. It is explicitly not intended for configuration changes, but to support the analysis of software routers by network engineers.

RoSh demo

Commands

The following commands are available:

disable
  interface        disable (shutdown) an interface
    {ifname}
enable
  interface        enable (no shutdown) an interface
    {ifname}
exit               exit from rosh
help               show command help
identify
  interface        initiate the adapter identify by sight procedure
    {ifname}
ifstatecli         run ifstatecli command
  <apply|check|shell|show|showall>
lbu                run lbu command
  <commit|ci|diff|exclude|include|list|ls|list-backup|lb|package|pkg|revert|status|st>
mtr                run mtr command
netns              change active netns namespace for subsequent commands
  {netns}
ping               run ping command
renegotiate
  interface        restart auto-negotiate on an interface
    {ifname}
reset
  interface        reset an interface
    {ifname} <flags|mgmt|irq|dma|filter|offload|mac|phy|ram|dedicated|all>
shell              launch a interactive system shell
show
  bridge
    fdb            show bridge forwarding database
      [dst <{ipv6}>] [ifindex <{ifname}>] [state <{state}>]
  interface        show interface details
    {ifname} [channels|coalesce|driver|eee|features|module|pause|priv-flags|ring|settings|stats|tstamp|tunnels]
  ip
    address        show assigned ipv4 addresses
      [index <{ifname}>]
    neighbour      show ipv4 neighbour cache entries (ARP)
      [dst <{ip}>] [ifindex <{ifname}>] [state <{state}>]
    route          show ipv4 routes
      [dst <{pfx}>] [gateway <{ip}>] [oif <{ifname}>] [proto <{proto}>] [scope <{scope}>] [table <{table}>]
    rule           show ipv4 routing policy rules
      [dst <{pfx}>] [iif <{ifname}>] [oif <{ifname}>] [proto <{proto}>] [src <{pfx}>] [table <{table}>]
  ipv6
    address        show assigned ipv6 addresses
      [index <{ifname}>]
    neighbour      show ipv4 neighbour cache entries
      [dst <{ipv6}>] [ifindex <{ifname}>] [state <{state}>]
    route          show ipv6 routes
      [dst <{pfxv6}>] [gateway <{ipv6}>] [oif <{ifname}>] [proto <{proto}>] [scope <{scope}>] [table <{table}>]
    rule           show ipv6 routing policy rules
      [dst <{pfxv6}>] [iif <{ifname}>] [oif <{ifname}>] [proto <{proto}>] [src <{pfxv6}>] [table <{table}>]
  netns            show netns namespaces
    {netns}
ssh                run ssh command
tcpdump            run tcpdump command
telnet             run telnet command
traceroute         run traceroute command

Install

Alpine Linux

RoSh is available in the community repository of Alpine Linux edge.

PyPi

RoSh is available at PyPi and can be installed via pip:

$ pip install rosh

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