Router configs issue

[Dacob9906]

after installing the router configs plugin, I click on the link to take me there in cacti, and it looks like it should be working. I get a couple of errors.

At the top of the screen sits this error:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\plugins\RouterConfigs\router-devices.php on line 53

This error sits directly below the tabs within the window for the plugin:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\plugins\RouterConfigs\router-devices.php on line 436

Upon trying to create a device ignoring the other errors, I recieve this when I hit create:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\plugins\RouterConfigs\router-devices.php on line 53

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\plugins\RouterConfigs\router-devices.php:53) in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\plugins\RouterConfigs\router-devices.php on line 356

And last when I try to create an authentication account, it allows me to create the account without any errors, but it never actually makes the account... doesn't show up in the pull down list when adding devices or on the authentication tab.

Thanks a bunch for all your help, this is a very useful plugin... well, at least it will be when I get it working

[cigamit]

Import the SQL File.

[Dacob9906]

ahhh, ok, I haven't had to do that in a long time.... now I gotta remember how... lol

[Dacob9906]

Hmmm, I imported the sql file and that took care of all the current issues. but I'm getting a few more now. One of the big ones being how the plugin attempts to log in to the switches. We have a secret enable password set on all switches, with passwords set on certain vty lines as well.

So to log into a switch it would look something like this.
telnet 2.2.2.2
Switch>enable
Password: ******
Switch#>

the plugin seems to try and put the "password" I have created in the authentication account where the enable command should go, and then obviously bombs out when the real password is asked for.

I could very well be missing something simple, but so far no luck. Thanks for the help!

[Gabriel]

That would unfortunately mean you need to create user accounts at the cisco gears and grant them a lv15 access so it goes straight to privileged mode.
Also in the router/switch vty settings you need to use local authentication.

Cheers,
Gabriel

[cigamit]

I have enable support in SVN already, currently fixing a few issues, and adding SSH support.

[bencac]

Hello I 'm very interrested for the plugin Routeurs Config with ssh support.

Where Can I download your version with ssh enable?

[cigamit]

You can't, its not done yet.

[grady]

So this plugin wont work if you're using tacacs? (E.g giving router configs a tac username / pw w l 15 privs no go?)

[davermenator]

I would be interested in knowing if this is supported for use with TACACS+ authentication enabled as well. I am currently troubleshooting to see if it is something I messed up

[dgulotta]

I've tried it with TACACS, ssh, telnet. it seems the way it currently works is that if you have line 0 15 transport input ssh that the device backups will not work but if you use transport input all, etc that the device backups work fine. So you can have a switch, etc configured for telnet and ssh and also using tacacs and back it up as long as your not limiting the vty input to only ssh.

[russian.qwerty]

You can't, its not done yet.

Jimmy, thank you for your share.

Today I've checked svn and still nothing about SSH. I'd be happy to see SSH support because Telnet is not secure. Thus plugin can't be used in many cases, but plugin is really nice.

BTW, I'm faced with the problem with Cacti 0.8.7g, PIA 2.8 and latest routerconfigs (routerconfigs-v0.3-1.tgz as well as SVN rev 1354). I can't add anything (account or device). The the problem was the lack of tables in the database. After manual SQL import problem goes away. Just like that:

Code: Select all

mysql -u cactiuser --password='cactiuser' cacti < routerconfigs/routerconfigs.sql

Installation process was: «Console» > «Configuration» > «Plugin management» > «Routerconfigs» > «Install Plugin» > «Enable Plugin» and that's it. I didn't add anything in include/config.php. Am I right? If YES it is maybe a bug?

And once again, thanks for your work.

[trungtano]

Hello I 'm very interrested for the plugin Routeurs Config with ssh support.

Where Can I download your version with ssh enable?

I see in the change log :

ChangeLog

— 0.3 —

*
compat: Remove PIA 1.x support
*
compat: Register Realms
*
compat: 0.8.7g

— 0.2 —

*
feature: Allow the use of enable passwords
*
feature: Add support for SSH Connections (thanks to Abdul Pallarés)

— 0.1 —

*
Initial Release
*
Nightly Backups
*
View Config of any backup
*
Compare Configs
*
Automatically update Hostname from config file

But, where can I enable SSH feature? Or can I download V0.2

Thanks!

[sharekhan]

Hi Dear,

Pls help , how to used Router config with SSH . i am using ssh in router , i have disable the telnet .

pls suggest ...


Thank & regards
lalIT

[trungtano]

Hi Dear,

Pls help , how to used Router config with SSH . i am using ssh in router , i have disable the telnet .

pls suggest ...


Thank & regards
lalIT

Now you can install the PHP SSH module on CentOS/RedHat in less time than it would take someone
to steal your FTP password during a transfer.
So about a minute all said and done.

1.) need to do any compiling anymore:
yum install libssh2 libssh2-devel

2.) yum install away! (yum install php-pecl-ssh2)
Now that you have EPEL installed the PHP SSH module is a quick yum away:

ftp://ftp.muug.mb.ca/mirror/fedora/epel ... x86_64.rpm
rpm -ivh php-pecl-ssh2-0.11.0-7.el6.x86_64.rpm

All you have to do is hit Enter and it should detect the proper path. Once the install is completed,
you just have to tell PHP to load the extension when it boots.

touch /etc/php.d/ssh2.ini
echo extension=ssh2.so > /etc/php.d/ssh2.ini

3.) Reload Apache
Now restart your webserver and test to see if the changes took effect.

/sbin/service httpd reload
php -m | grep ssh2
ssh2

Boom, you’re done. Now when you log in/refresh your wp-admin section you should see an SSH2 radio button next to
FTP and FTPS on any update/install form.

welcome our new SSH overlords.

http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/ ... s_with_php