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#! /usr/bin/env perl

# Script does an snmp walk through the ports of one or more network

# switch, gathering MAC addresses assigned to each port.

# 

# It then does an snmp walk through the arp table of one or

# more routers to determine IP and DNS entries for the MAC address

# 

# Information gathered is stored in persistent storage (a yaml formatted file

# in the same directory), then reloaded at the next start of the program.

# As new entries become available, they are added. A time stamp

# records the last time an entry was "seen"

#

# requires snmp running on this machine. Also uses YAML::Tiny perl module

# under debian and derivatives, use the following command to install

# apt-get -y install snmp libyaml-tiny-perl

#

#

# Data is stored in the hash %switchports with the following structure

# %switchports =

#     {switch} (from $config{'switches'} key)

#        {name} (scalar, from snmp)

#        {location} (scalar, from snmp)

#        {'ports'} (constant key for sub hash)

#           {port number} (from snmp)

#              {connection} (uniqe id from snmp, basically the MAC)

#                 {mac} (from snmp walk of switch)

#                 {ip}  (from snmp walk of router)

#                 {hostname} (from reverse dns query)

#                 {lastseen} (last time this was active as unix timestamp)

#

# Uses two external files, both in the same directory as the script

# mapSwitches.config.yaml - Configuration file. See makeConfig.pl.sample for documentation. This can be created if  you, like

#                           me, are more comfortable with perl syntax. Once edited, run it to create the .yaml config file

# mapSwitches.yaml -        a state file which maintains information across executions. This allows us to track connections

#                           which are not on all the time. Can be deleted at any time for a fresh start. Can be dumped into a

#                           tab delimited text file (to STDOUT) with helper script mapSwitchesCSV.pl

#

# 20190407 RWR

# converted to use external config file in YAML format

# added the ability to ignore ports on the switches

# 20190514 RWR

# Added port aliases

# 20190526 RWR

# fixed mapSwitchCSV.pl to output in various delimited format (see README)

# 20200107 RWR v1.3

# Fixed problem where alias MIB was not returning values

# 20200228 RWR v1.4

# added description MIB and field

# 20200229 RWR v2.0.0

# rewrite, with 80% of the code changed. Found serious flaws with the way the ports were being read and fixed them.

# also set it up so it is a little more concise by combining redundant code into one routine, parseSNMPQuery, which

# reads an snmp walk and returns the results as a hash

use strict;

use warnings;

use Data::Dumper; # only used for debugging

use Socket; # for reverse dns entries

use YAML::Tiny; # apt-get libyaml-tiny-perl under debian

use File::Spec; # find location of script so we can put storage in same directory

use File::Basename;

my $DEBUG = 0;

# define the version number

# see https://metacpan.org/pod/release/JPEACOCK/version-0.97/lib/version.pod

use version;

our $VERSION = version->declare("v2.0.0");

# see https://perldoc.perl.org/Getopt/Long.html

use Getopt::Long;

# allow -vvn (ie, --verbose --verbose --dryrun)

Getopt::Long::Configure ("bundling");

my %config; # we read the configuration file into this

# where the script is located

my $scriptDir = dirname( File::Spec->rel2abs( __FILE__ ) );

# put the statefile in there

my $STATEFILE = $scriptDir . '/mapSwitches.yaml';

my $CONFIGFILE = $scriptDir . '/mapSwitches.config.yaml';

# main hash that holds the data we collect

my %switchports;

# OID's to read the swtiches

# NOTE: for the regular expressions to work, you must use iso. for the OID

#my $SWITCHPORTMIB  = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.17.4.3.1.2';

my $SWITCHPORTMIB  = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8';

my $SWITCHMACMIB   = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.17.4.3.1.1'; # dot1dTpFdbAddress, aka mac addresses

my $SWITCHIFALIASMIB = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.18'; # ifAlias, the the 'alias' field

my $SWITCHIFDESCMIB = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.2'; # ifDescr, the "description" field

my $BRIDGEPORTSMIB = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.17.4.3.1.2';

my $BRIDGE2PORTMIB = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.17.1.4.1.2';

# this is only for the router, to get IP of the device in question

my $ROUTERIPMACMIB = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.4.22.1.2'; # ipNetToMediaPhysAddress #'iso.3.6.1.2.1.3.1.1.2';

# this should work for all devices

my $DEVICENAMEMIB  = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.5'; # sysname

my $DEVICELOCMIB   = 'iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.6'; # syslocation

# take a dotted integer form of a mac and converts it to hex, all lower case

sub makeMAC {

   my $string = shift;

   my @octets = split( '\.', $string );

   for ( my $i = 0; $i < @octets; $i++ ) {

      $octets[$i] = sprintf( "%02x", $octets[$i] );

   }

   return join( '', @octets );

}

# simply updates a value. First parameter ($oldValue) is passed by reference so it can be directly accessed

# returns 1 on success, 0 on failure

sub updateValue {

   my ( $oldValue, $newValue ) = @_;

   $newValue = '' unless defined $newValue;

   if ( $newValue ) {

      $$oldValue = $newValue unless $newValue eq $$oldValue;

      return 1;

   }

   return 0;

}

# grabs one single SNMP value from string. Assumes $OID returns only one line, then runs $regex against it.

sub getOneSNMPValue {

   my ( $oid, $community, $ip, $regex ) = @_;

   my $line = `snmpwalk -v1 -c $community $ip $oid`;

   $line =~ m/$regex/i;

   return $1;

}

# ensures a hash has $name with every value in @keys

# call with &initialize( \%hash, 'somename', 'key1','key2');

# will ensure $hash->{somename}->{key1} and $hash->{somename}->{key2} exist

sub initialize {

   my ( $hash, $name, @keys ) = @_;

   foreach my $key ( @keys ) {

      $hash->{$name}->{$key} = '' unless $hash->{$name}->{$key};

   }

}

# updates the lastseen time on a mac address by searching through $switchports until it finds it. If it doesn't exist, will

# add it.

sub updateIP {

   my ( $switchports, $ip, $mac ) = @_;

   foreach my $switch ( keys %$switchports ) {

      my $thisSwitch = $switchports->{$switch}->{'ports'};

      foreach my $port ( keys %$thisSwitch ) {

         my $thisPort = $thisSwitch->{$port};

         foreach my $connection ( keys %$thisPort ) {

            # skip the alias information on a port

            next if $connection eq 'alias' or $connection eq 'description';

            &initialize( $thisPort,$connection,'mac','ip','hostname','lastseen' );

            if ( $switchports->{$switch}->{'ports'}->{$port}->{$connection}->{'mac'} eq $mac ) {

               my $modified = &updateValue( \$switchports->{$switch}->{'ports'}->{$port}->{$connection}->{'ip'}, $ip );

               $modified |= &updateValue( \$switchports->{$switch}->{'ports'}->{$port}->{$connection}->{'hostname'},gethostbyaddr( inet_aton( $ip ), AF_INET ));

               $switchports->{$switch}->{'ports'}->{$port}->{$connection}->{'lastseen'} = time() if $modified;

               return;

            } # if we found it

         } # for connection

      } # for port

   } # for switch

} # updateIP

# runs an snmpwalk using $MIB, then for each line, splits it with a regex

# if order is set to 12, first value of regex is a key, else second value is the key

sub parseSNMPQuery {

   my ($config, $switch, $MIB, $regex, $order) = @_;

   $order = 12 unless $order;

   my $return = {};

   my $values = `snmpwalk -v1 -c $config{switches}{$switch}{'community'} $switch $MIB`;

   foreach my $line ( split( "\n", $values ) ) {

      $line =~ m/$regex/;

      if ( $order == 12 ) {

         $return->{$1} = $2;

      } else {

         $return->{$2} = $1;

      }

   }

   return $return;

}

# simple display if --help is passed

sub help {

   use File::Basename;

   print basename($0) . " $VERSION\n";

   print <<END

$0 [options]

Options:

   --debug          - set debug level

   --version        - display version and exit

   --help           - This page

END

}

# handle any command line parameters that may have been passed in

my $version = 0; # just used to determine if we should display the version

my $help = 0; # also if we want help

GetOptions (

            'debug|d=i'     => \$DEBUG,

            'help|h'        => \$help,

            'version|v'     => \$version,

            ) or die "Error parsing command line\n";

if ( $help ) { &help() ; exit; }

if ( $version ) { use File::Basename; print basename($0) . " $VERSION\n"; exit; }

# Load configuration file, die if we could not find it

if ( -e $CONFIGFILE ) {

   my $yaml = YAML::Tiny->read( $CONFIGFILE );

   %config = %{ $yaml->[0] };

} else {

   die "could not locate config file $CONFIGFILE\n";

}

# read the saved state into memory if it exists

if ( -e $STATEFILE ) {

   my $yaml = YAML::Tiny->read( $STATEFILE );

   %switchports = %{ $yaml->[0] };

}

# first, get all of the MAC/Port assignments from the switches

foreach my $switch ( keys %{$config{'switches'}} ) {

   print "Working on $switch\n" if $DEBUG;

   &initialize( \%switchports, $switch, 'name','location' );

   &updateValue(

      \$switchports{$switch}{'name'},

      &getOneSNMPValue( $DEVICENAMEMIB,$config{'switches'}{$switch}{'community'},$switch, qr/= STRING: "?([^"]*)"?/ )

      );

   &updateValue(

      \$switchports{$switch}{'location'},

      &getOneSNMPValue( $DEVICELOCMIB,$config{'switches'}{$switch}{'community'},$switch, qr/= STRING: "?([^"]*)"?/ )

      );

   # get list of all active ports not in our ignore list

   print "\tGetting Ports\n" if $DEBUG > 1;

   my $ports = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $SWITCHPORTMIB, qr/$SWITCHPORTMIB\.(\d{1,3})\s=\sINTEGER:\s+(\d+)/ );

   #die Dumper( $ports );

   print "\tGetting Aliases\n" if $DEBUG > 1;

   my $aliases = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $SWITCHIFALIASMIB, qr/\.(\d+) = STRING: "?([^\"]*)\"?$/ );

   #die Dumper( $aliases );

   print "\tGetting Descriptions\n" if $DEBUG > 1;

   my $descriptions = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $SWITCHIFDESCMIB, qr/\.(\d+) = STRING: "?([^\"]*)"?$/ );

   #die Dumper( $descriptions );

   foreach my $port ( keys %$ports ) {

      if ( $ports->{$port} == 1 ) { # only work with ports that are active

         next if $config{'switches'}{$switch}{'portsToIgnore'} && grep( /^$port$/, @{$config{'switches'}{$switch}{'portsToIgnore'}} );

         $switchports{$switch}{'ports'}{$port}{'alias'} = $aliases->{$port} ? $aliases->{$port} : '';

         $switchports{$switch}{'ports'}{$port}{'description'} = $descriptions->{$port} ? $descriptions->{$port} : '';

      }

   }

   # die Dumper( \%switchports );

   # now, get the MAC addresses. See https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/simple-network-management-protocol-snmp/44800-mactoport44800.html

   print "\tFinding Mac Addresses\n" if $DEBUG > 1;

   my $macs = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $SWITCHMACMIB, qr/$SWITCHMACMIB\.([0-9.]+)\s=\sHex-STRING:\s+([0-9a-z ]+)$/i );

   #die Dumper( $macs );

   # find which bridges they are on

   print "\t\tFinding what bridges the MAC's are on\n" if $DEBUG > 2;

   my $macBridges = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $BRIDGEPORTSMIB, qr/$BRIDGEPORTSMIB\.([0-9.]+)\s=\sINTEGER:\s+(\d+)/ );

   #die Dumper( $macBridges );

   print "\t\tFinding what ports the ports are\n" if $DEBUG > 2;

   my $bridgeToPort = parseSNMPQuery( \%config, $switch, $BRIDGE2PORTMIB, qr/$BRIDGE2PORTMIB\.([0-9.]+)\s=\sINTEGER:\s+(\d+)/ );

   #die Dumper( $bridgeToPort );

   foreach my $mac ( keys %$macs ) {

      $switchports{$switch}{'ports'}{$bridgeToPort->{$macBridges->{$mac}}}{$mac}{'mac'} = &makeMAC($mac);

   }

}

#die Dumper( \%switchports );

# Now, try to match up the MAC address. Read the ARP table from the router(s)

foreach my $router ( keys %{$config{'routers'}} ) {

   print "Working on $router\n" if $DEBUG;

   my $values = `snmpwalk -v1 -c $config{routers}{$router}{community} $router $ROUTERIPMACMIB`;

   my @lines = split( "\n", $values );

   foreach my $line ( @lines ) {

      $line =~ m/$ROUTERIPMACMIB\.([0-9]+)\.([0-9.]+)\s=\sHex-STRING:\s([0-9a-z ]+)/i;

      my $interface = $1;

      my $ip = $2;

      my $mac = lc $3;

      $mac =~ s/ //g;

      &updateIP( \%switchports, $ip, $mac );

   }

}

#die Dumper( \%switchports );

# save the state file for later, so we can find things which disappear from the network

my $yaml = YAML::Tiny->new( \%switchports );

$yaml->write( $STATEFILE );

#print Dumper( \%switchports );

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