Authors: Felipe Ripoll. ([email protected]).

This project is an implementation of the Netconf specification RFC6241 written in Erlang

That code was inspired in enetconf library.

Note This project is still under development.

This projects run over ssh connection. Actually this server is an ssh subsystem. For this reason we have to think in the authentication we want to use.

So far, our netconf has two authentication ways:

• Public key auth
• User/Password auth.

If the first one fails, then the user/password auth is tried.

In order to config the Public Key Authentication you can read this. The ssh folder used by this server is on priv/ssh, there you should put the authorized_keys, ssh_host_rsa_key and ssh_host_rsa_key.pub files. If you want to use the user/password mechanism you have to provide a list of tuples {user, password} in the configuration file, with the name ssh_credentials. ie:

[{netconf, [ {host, "127.0.0.1"} , {port, 8989} , {device_module, fake_device} , {ssh_credentials, [{"felipe", "password"}]} ]}].

The netconf_device behaviour must be implemented in order to add the device specific responses. For example the capabilities the device has. You can see an example of it on the 'test/fake_device.erl' module.

$ git clone https://github.com/ferigis/netconf.git
$ cd netconf
$ make

For testing I have used the ct_netconfc module from Common Tests

$ make tests

Copyright (c) 2016 Felipe Ripoll Gisbert

netconf source code is licensed under the MIT License.