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nxos_ping_info.py
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#!/usr/bin/python | |
# | |
# This file is part of Ansible | |
# | |
# Ansible is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify | |
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# | |
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# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License | |
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# | |
ANSIBLE_METADATA = {'metadata_version': '1.1', | |
'status': ['preview'], | |
'supported_by': 'community'} | |
DOCUMENTATION = ''' | |
--- | |
module: nxos_ping | |
extends_documentation_fragment: nxos | |
version_added: "2.1" | |
short_description: Tests reachability using ping from Nexus switch. | |
description: | |
- Tests reachability using ping from switch to a remote destination. | |
- For a general purpose network module, see the M(net_ping) module. | |
- For Windows targets, use the M(win_ping) module instead. | |
- For targets running Python, use the M(ping) module instead. | |
author: | |
- Victor da Costa (@victorock) | |
options: | |
dest: | |
description: | |
- IP address or hostname (resolvable by switch) of remote node. | |
required: true | |
count: | |
description: | |
- Number of packets to send. | |
default: 5 | |
source: | |
description: | |
- Source IP Address or hostname (resolvable by switch) | |
vrf: | |
description: | |
- Outgoing VRF. | |
notes: | |
- For a general purpose network module, see the M(net_ping) module. | |
- For Windows targets, use the M(win_ping) module instead. | |
- For targets running Python, use the M(ping) module instead. | |
''' | |
EXAMPLES = ''' | |
- name: Test reachability to 8.8.8.8 using mgmt vrf | |
nxos_ping_info: | |
dest: 8.8.8.8 | |
vrf: management | |
host: 68.170.147.165 | |
- name: Test reachability to a few different public IPs using mgmt vrf | |
nxos_ping_info: | |
dest: nxos_ping | |
vrf: management | |
host: 68.170.147.165 | |
with_items: | |
- 8.8.8.8 | |
- 4.4.4.4 | |
- 198.6.1.4 | |
''' | |
RETURN = ''' | |
commands: | |
description: Show the command sent | |
returned: always | |
type: list | |
sample: ["ping 8.8.8.8 count 2 vrf management"] | |
rtt: | |
description: Show RTT stats | |
returned: always | |
type: dict | |
sample: {"avg": 6.264, "max": 6.564, "min": 5.978} | |
packets_rx: | |
description: Packets successfully received | |
returned: always | |
type: int | |
sample: 2 | |
packets_tx: | |
description: Packets successfully transmitted | |
returned: always | |
type: int | |
sample: 2 | |
packet_loss: | |
description: Percentage of packets lost | |
returned: always | |
type: str | |
sample: "0.00%" | |
''' | |
from ansible.module_utils.network.nxos.nxos import run_commands | |
from ansible.module_utils.network.nxos.nxos import nxos_argument_spec | |
from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule | |
def get_summary(results_list, reference_point): | |
summary_string = results_list[reference_point + 1] | |
summary_list = summary_string.split(',') | |
summary = dict( | |
packets_tx=int(summary_list[0].split('packets')[0].strip()), | |
packets_rx=int(summary_list[1].split('packets')[0].strip()), | |
packet_loss=summary_list[2].split('packet')[0].strip(), | |
) | |
return summary | |
def get_rtt(results_list, packet_loss, location): | |
rtt = dict(min=None, avg=None, max=None) | |
if packet_loss != '100.00%': | |
rtt_string = results_list[location] | |
base = rtt_string.split('=')[1] | |
rtt_list = base.split('/') | |
rtt['min'] = float(rtt_list[0].lstrip()) | |
rtt['avg'] = float(rtt_list[1]) | |
rtt['max'] = float(rtt_list[2][:-3]) | |
return rtt | |
def get_statistics_summary_line(response_as_list): | |
for each in response_as_list: | |
if '---' in each: | |
index = response_as_list.index(each) | |
return index | |
def get_ping_results(command, module): | |
cmd = {'command': command, 'output': 'text'} | |
ping = run_commands(module, [cmd])[0] | |
if not ping: | |
module.fail_json(msg="An unexpected error occurred. Check all params.", | |
command=command, destination=module.params['dest'], | |
vrf=module.params['vrf'], | |
source=module.params['source']) | |
elif "can't bind to address" in ping: | |
module.fail_json(msg="Can't bind to source address.", command=command) | |
elif "bad context" in ping: | |
module.fail_json(msg="Wrong VRF name inserted.", command=command, | |
vrf=module.params['vrf']) | |
else: | |
splitted_ping = ping.split('\n') | |
reference_point = get_statistics_summary_line(splitted_ping) | |
summary = get_summary(splitted_ping, reference_point) | |
rtt = get_rtt(splitted_ping, summary['packet_loss'], reference_point + 2) | |
return (summary, rtt) | |
def main(): | |
argument_spec = dict( | |
dest=dict(required=True), | |
count=dict(required=False, default=5, type='int'), | |
vrf=dict(required=False), | |
source=dict(required=False) | |
) | |
argument_spec.update(nxos_argument_spec) | |
module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec=argument_spec, supports_check_mode=True) | |
destination = module.params['dest'] | |
ping_command = 'ping {0}'.format(destination) | |
for command in ['count', 'source', 'vrf']: | |
arg = module.params[command] | |
if arg: | |
ping_command += ' {0} {1}'.format(command, arg) | |
summary, rtt = get_ping_results(ping_command, module) | |
results = summary | |
results['rtt'] = rtt | |
results['commands'] = [ping_command] | |
module.exit_json(**results) | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
main() |
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