Netbox2Netshot

Introduction

Netbox2Netshot is a tool that allows you to synchronize your Netbox DCIM (using specific criterias) to Netshot so your devices would automatically get backed up by Netshot once added in Netbox.

The tool is coded in Rust and doesn't required any runtime dependency installed

How to use

Installation

Gather a pre-built binary or install it using Cargo

bash cargo install netbox2netshot

Parameters

Most parameters can be set either via command line arguments or environment variables

```bash netbox2netshot [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --netbox-url --netshot-domain-id --netshot-token --netshot-url

FLAGS: -c, --check Check mode, will not push any change to Netshot -d, --debug Enable debug/verbose mode -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: --netbox-devices-filter The querystring to use to select the devices from netbox [env: NETBOXDEVICESFILTER=] [default: ]

    --netbox-proxy <netbox-proxy>
        HTTP(s) proxy to use to connect to Netbox [env: NETBOX_PROXY=]

    --netbox-tls-client-certificate <netbox-tls-client-certificate>
        The TLS certificate to use to authenticate to Netbox (PKCS12 format) [env: NETBOX_TLS_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE=]

    --netbox-tls-client-certificate-password <netbox-tls-client-certificate-password>
        The optional password for the netbox PKCS12 file [env: NETBOX_TLS_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD=]

    --netbox-token <netbox-token>
        The Netbox token [env: NETBOX_TOKEN]

    --netbox-url <netbox-url>
        The Netbox API URL [env: NETBOX_URL=]

    --netbox-vms-filter <netbox-vms-filter>
        The querystring to use to select the VM from netbox [env: NETBOX_VMS_FILTER=]

    --netshot-domain-id <netshot-domain-id>
        The domain ID to use when importing a new device [env: NETSHOT_DOMAIN_ID=]

    --netshot-proxy <netshot-proxy>
        HTTP(s) proxy to use to connect to Netshot [env: NETSHOT_PROXY=]

    --netshot-tls-client-certificate <netshot-tls-client-certificate>
        The TLS certificate to use to authenticate to Netshot (PKCS12 format) [env: NETSHOT_TLS_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE=]

    --netshot-tls-client-certificate-password <netshot-tls-client-certificate-password>
        The optional password for the netshot PKCS12 file [env: NETSHOT_TLS_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD=]

    --netshot-token <netshot-token>
        The Netshot token [env: NETSHOT_TOKEN]

    --netshot-url <netshot-url>
        The Netshot API URL [env: NETSHOT_URL=]```

The query-string format need to be like this (url query string without the ?):

bash status=active&platform=cisco-ios&platform=cisco-ios-xe&platform=cisco-ios-xr&platform=cisco-nx-os&platform=juniper-junos&has_primary_ip=true&tenant_group=network

If you plan to use TLS authentication, please provide a PKCS12 formatted identity file (.pfx or .p12), they can be created from .pem/.key/.crt using the following command: bash openssl pkcs12 -export -out my.pfx -inkey my.key -in my.crt