netcloud_router_lookup

NetCloud Router Lookup

Web App for Looking Up Routers Across Multiple Accounts

This Flask web application allows users to input a MAC address or serial number of a router and looks it up across multiple NetCloud accounts. The application then returns the account name that the router belongs to.

Features

• Input MAC address or serial number of a router
• Lookup across multiple NetCloud accounts
• Return the account name associated with the router

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Flask
• Requests

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/cradlepoint/api-samples/tree/master/NetCloud%20Router%20Lookup
   cd NetCloud\ Router\ Lookup

2. Create a virtual environment and activate it:

   python3 -m venv venv
   source venv/bin/activate

3. Install the required packages:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

Configuration

1. Update the named_keys section of router_lookup.py with your NetCloud Accounts' names and APIv2 Keys.

   # Dictionary of named keys
   named_keys = {
       'account1': {
           'X-ECM-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-ECM-API-KEY': '0987654321',
           'X-CP-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-CP-API-KEY': '0987654321'
       },
       'account2': {
           'X-ECM-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-ECM-API-KEY': '0987654321',
           'X-CP-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-CP-API-KEY': '0987654321'
       },
       'account3': {
           'X-ECM-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-ECM-API-KEY': '0987654321',
           'X-CP-API-ID': '1234567890',
           'X-CP-API-KEY': '0987654321'
       }
   }

Usage

1. Run the Flask application:

   python3 router_lookup.py

2. Open your web browser and go to http://127.0.0.1:8000.

3. Enter the MAC address or serial number of the router in the input field and click "Lookup".

4. The application will display the account name associated with the router, or an error message if the router is not found.