NetopeerGUI is web graphical user interface for configuring devices based on protocol NETCONF. For more info visit Public web section about Netopeer.
NetopeerGUI is developed as Symfony2 app.
Install pyang from https://code.google.com/p/pyang/
After tha, run the following commands:
# go to apache web directory
cd /var/www
git clone --recursive https://github.com/cesnet/netopeer-gui.git
# OR for already cloned repos or older GIT versions use
#
# git clone https://github.com/cesnet/netopeer-gui.git
# cd netopeergui
# git submodule update --init --recursive
cd netopeergui
cd install
./bootstrap.sh
# for change some variables, look at ./configure --help
./configure
su # installation must be done as root
make install
cd ../
# check server configuration and repair errors
php app/check.php
php ./composer.phar install
Install folder includes necesarry files for communicating with NETCONF devices. It contains also mod_netconf submodule. This causes, why --recursive in git clone is necessary. For mod_netconf update follow instructions on mod_netconf site.
Configure script check all dependencies and prepares all resources for install.
Make install will also copy netopeergui.conf into /etc/httpd/conf.d/ folder. Change this manually, if you need.
For a more detailed explanation of symfony2 installation, see the Installation chapter of the Symfony Documentation.
- Open site http://localhost/netopeergui
- Login using admin, pass (this credentials were created during installation)
- Connect to the device using SSH credentials
- Click Configure device
For setting new user or edit current, use command line script. This script will create or update user in DB. There is no "GUI" for user settings.
su
php app/console app:user [--action=add] --user=username --pass=password
su
php app/console app:user --action=add --user=username
su
php app/console app:user --action=edit --user=username --pass=newpass [--new-username=newusername]
NetopeerGUI has implemented login using SAML and SamlSPBundle. For configuration, you must edit /app/config/security.yml file. Find section
saml:
pattern: ^/(?!login_check)
anonymous: true
aerial_ship_saml_sp:
login_path: /saml/sp/login
check_path: /saml/sp/acs
logout_path: /saml/sp/logout
failure_path: /saml/sp/failure
metadata_path: /saml/sp/FederationMetadata.xml
discovery_path: /saml/sp/discovery
local_logout_path: /logout/
provider: saml_user_provider
create_user_if_not_exists: true
services:
openidp:
idp:
file: "@FITNetopeerBundle/Resources/saml/openidp.metadata.xml"
sp:
config:
# required
entity_id: netopeergui_sauvignon
# if different then url being used in request
# used for construction of assertion consumer and logout urls in SP entity descriptor
base_url: https://sauvignon.liberouter.org/netopeergui
signing:
# must implement SPSigningProviderInterface
# id: my.signing.provider.service.id
# or use built in SPSigningProviderFile with specific certificate and key files
cert_file: "@FITNetopeerBundle/Resources/saml/server.pem"
key_file: "@FITNetopeerBundle/Resources/saml/server.key"
key_pass: ""
meta:
# must implement SpMetaProviderInterface
# id: my.sp.provider.service.id
# or use builtin SpMetaConfigProvider
# any valid saml name id format or shortcuts: persistent or transient
name_id_format: persistent
binding:
# any saml binding or shortcuts: post or redirect
authn_request: redirect
logout_request: post
and edit following lines:
file: "@FITNetopeerBundle/Resources/saml/openidp.metadata.xml"
entity_id: netopeergui_sauvignon
base_url: https://sauvignon.liberouter.org/netopeergui
Configuration notes are described in SamlSPBundle configuration doc.
This example service uses https://openidp.feide.no user provider. For register this your netopeerGUI, generate FederationMetadata.xml file (located in /saml/sp/FederationMetadata.xml) and upload it into OpenIDP.
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