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Scripting How-To: Get the same functionality as Cisco's absolute vty timeout

By Erdem posted 08-10-2015 12:36

  

Overview

This event script mimics Cisco's absolute vty timeout functionality. This applies to SLAX version 1.0 and higher.

 

Description

 

This script works in Junos 9.2 or later. It uses jade_auth_success as the generated event to cause the script to be run every 60 seconds. This can be changed to fit your environment.

 

Source Code


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The source code below is also available from GitHub at the following locations:

 

Example Configuration

 

01	The event-options to trigger this script are below:
02	 
03	{master}
04	user@cli> show configuration event-options generate-event {
05	    jade_auth_success time-interval 60; } policy logout {
06	    events jade_auth_success;
07	    then {
08	        event-script logout.slax;
09	    }
10	}
11	event-script {
12	    file logout.slax;
13	}

 

SLAX Script Contents

 

01	version 1.0;
02	 
03	ns junos = "http://xml.juniper.net/junos/*/junos";
04	ns xnm = "http://xml.juniper.net/xnm/1.1/xnm";
05	ns jcs = "http://xml.juniper.net/junos/commit-scripts/1.0";
06	 
07	/*
08	 * This event script mimicks Cisco's absolut vty timeout functionality.
09	 * It DOES NOT work on 8.5 but works on 9.2. It uses jade_auth_success as
10	 * the generated event to cause the script to be run every 60 seconds,
11	 * this can be changed to fit your environment.
12	 *
13	 * Ths event-options to trigger this script are below:
14	 *
15	 * {master}
16	 * user@cli> show configuration event-options generate-event {
17	 *     jade_auth_success time-interval 60; } policy logout {
18	 *     events jade_auth_success;
19	 *     then {
20	 *         event-script logout.slax;
21	 *     }
22	 * }
23	 * event-script {
24	 *     file logout.slax;
25	 * }
26	 */
27	 
28	import "../import/junos.xsl";
29	 
30	var $cliTimeout = 300;
31	 
32	match / {
33	    <op-script-results> {
34	        var $uptimeInfo = jcs:invoke ('get-system-uptime-information');
35	        var $uptimeSeconds = $uptimeInfo/current-time/date-time/@junos:seconds;
36	        var $userInfo = jcs:invoke ('get-system-users-information');
37	        for-each ($userInfo/uptime-information/user-table/user-entry) {
38	            var $diff = $uptimeSeconds - login-time/@junos:seconds;
39	            if ($diff > $cliTimeout) {
40	                var $runcmd = <command> "request system logout terminal " _ tty;
41	                var $outcmd = jcs:invoke ($runcmd);
42	            }
43	        }
44	    }
45	}

 

XML Script Contents

 

01	<?xml version="1.0"?>
02	<script>
03	<title>logout.slax</title>
04	<author>jpanagos</author>
05	<synopsis>
06	This event script mimicks Cisco's absolute vty timeout functionality.
07	</synopsis>
08	<coe>event</coe>
09	<type>login</type>
10	 
11	<description>
12	This script works on 9.2. It uses jade_auth_success as the generated event to cause the script to be run every 60 seconds, this can be changed to fit your environment.
13	 
14	</description>
15	 
16	 <example>
17	 <title>Config</title>
18	 <description>The event-options to trigger this script are below:</description>
19	 <config>example-1.conf</config>
20	 </example>
21	 
22	<xhtml:script xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
23	src="../../../../../web/leaf.js"
24	type="text/javascript"/>
25	</script>

 


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