- #CISCO ASAV REST API HOW TO#
- #CISCO ASAV REST API INSTALL#
- #CISCO ASAV REST API CODE#
- #CISCO ASAV REST API PASSWORD#
- #CISCO ASAV REST API SERIES#
#CISCO ASAV REST API CODE#
#CISCO ASAV REST API SERIES#
Describe the Cisco Nexus 9000 Series Switch hardware.Configure the Cisco ACI controller (Application Policy Infrastructure Controller ).
#CISCO ASAV REST API INSTALL#
#CISCO ASAV REST API HOW TO#
Configuring Cisco Nexus 9K Switches in ACI Mode Get_backups ( )# Back it up before you start. # get_creds ( )#Get credentials for Login and access to your script to run # MAIN FUNCTION, ONE FUNCTION TO RULE THEM ALL ! if _name_ = "_main_" : post (pwdurl ,auth = (fw_user, fw_pwd ) ,data =_jsonpayload ,headers =headers ,verify =False ) write (_jsonpayload ) for host in hosts_array : CHANCES ARE YOU DID NOT CREATE A TRUSTED CERT FOR ALL YOUR FIREWALL DEVICES □ Rest -api image disk0 : /asa -restapi - 7141 -lfbff -k8.
#CISCO ASAV REST API PASSWORD#
Username SecOps7 password Cisco123 privilege 15 Username SecOps6 password Cisco123 privilege 15
Username SecOps5 password Cisco123 privilege 15 Username SecOps4 password Cisco123 privilege 15 Username SecOps3 password Cisco123 privilege 15 Username SecOps2 password Cisco123 privilege 15 Username SecOps1 password Cisco123 privilege 15 1000 minutes/60 minutes=16.7 hours each time the task is required.Įnable password $sha512$ 5000$.
If each command took 1 minute to complete, the task of resetting local passwords on your firewalls would take 1000+ minutes to complete. This would equate to roughly 1000+ commands to run across the enterprise. Think of it this way if you have 100 firewalls and 10 local accounts per firewall. Any task you are going to perform often should be automated to minimize human error, and inefficiencies. Limited Time/Staff: Changing passwords on a firewall is not a difficult thing to do, but changing them periodically is a relatively mundane task, and should be automated.
Security and Compliance Requirements: Sometimes periodically changing your password is not just a good idea or best practice, it is required by your organization to maintain compliance with some audit or regulatory mandate. Changing the passwords is a good idea however, not always easy, or fun to do when you have many devices and little time. Privileged Accounts and Password Rotation: As a best practice it’s important to change your passwords periodically based on a “password policy”, which is usually determined by your enterprise security, audit, or risk teams. For a larger organization, this could mean changing passwords on tens or even hundreds of firewalls. Firewall Administrator Turnover: When a firewall administrator leaves an organization, it’s time to change the LOCAL firewall passwords.