Re: [rancid] FXOS on FirePower 4140
Chris Stromsoe <[email protected]> Fri, 8 Feb 2019 13:35:15 -0800 (PST)
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On Fri, 8 Feb 2019, Erik Muller wrote: > The current fxos module assumes FTD on a 2100 platform (and I'm > currently testing support for ASA on 2100). My understanding is that > the 4100 and 9300 have a bit of a different architecture from the 2100, > but I've not touched those to be able to say how exactly they differ. > > It looks like the initial login layer on the 4100 must be different. > Is there any other "connect" option from either the initial login layer > or the fxos layer, where the actual firewall functions are exposed? It looks like logging in to the 4100 drops you straight into fxos. Options for connect are fw# connect adapter Mezzanine Adapter cimc Cisco Integrated Management Controller fxos Connect to FXOS CLI local-mgmt Connect to Local Management CLI module Security Module Console The connect command is not available after running "connect fxos". You have to "exit" to return to the initial layer. > On a 2100 the first layer you connect to is the FTD application (similar to > legacy ASA platform), with a simple ">" prompt and a config syntax like: >> show running-config > : Serial Number: J.......... > : Hardware: FPR-2130, 14854 MB RAM, CPU MIPS 1200 MHz, 1 CPU (12 cores) > : > NGFW Version 6.2.3.4 > ! > hostname firepower > ... > ! > interface Ethernet1/1 > nameif border1 > ... > > After that in the fxos layer, the config is more like the the UCS FI: > > connect fxos > Cisco Firepower Extensible Operating System (FX-OS) Software > xxx-fw01# sho configuration > scope org > enter bios-policy SRIOV > set acpi10-support-config acpi10-support platform-default > ... The login layers on the 4100 seems to be reversed when compared to the 2100 with ftd. The initial login layer on the 4100 resembles the 2100 after having run "connect fxos", and has a limited command list. Running "connect fxos" on the 4100 resembles the initial login layer on the 2100, and has an extensive command list. I've copied all of the fxos definitions in rancid.types.base to fxos-ftd and updated router.db for my 2100/FTD devices. I removed the fxos entries that don't run on the 4100 and re-ordered the commands. I have a working configuration for the 4140, though none of the output from "show running-config" is getting picked up. Maybe using WriteTermFTD isn't right for that. fxos;command;fxos::RunCommand;term len 0 fxos;command;fxos::RunCommand;connect fxos; prompt changes fxos;command;fxos::ShowInventory;show inventory fxos;command;fxos::WriteTermFTD;show running-config fxos;command;fxos::RunCommand;exit; prompt changes fxos;command;fxos::ShowFirmware;show system firmware detail fxos;command;fxos::ShowChassis;show chassis detail fxos;command;fxos::ShowChassis;show chassis inventory detail fxos;command;fxos::ShowChassis;show chassis environment expand detail fxos;command;fxos::WriteTerm;show configuration -Chris _______________________________________________ Rancid-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://www.shrubbery.net/mailman/listinfo/rancid-discuss