Omada Backup

A utility for downloading backups of a TP-Link Omada SDN Controller.

It logs into a given controller, and pulls down a backup file. The retention options are the same as given on the controllers maintenance page.

Tested and confirmed working with Omada Controller v5.0.30

Usage

Example

$ omada_backup -u admin -p mypassword -b https://10.0.0.100 -t

USAGE:
    omada_backup [OPTIONS] --username <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --base-url <BASE_URL>

OPTIONS:
    -b, --base-url <BASE_URL>          Base URL for the Omada SDN Controller
    -h, --help                         Print help information
    -o, --output-file <OUTPUT_FILE>    Write to file instead of current directory
    -p, --password <PASSWORD>          Password for the User
    -q, --quiet                        Less output per occurrence
    -r, --retention <RETENTION>        Data retention period for the backup [default: settings-only]
                                       [possible values: settings-only, days7, days30, days60,
                                       days90, days180]
    -t, --trust-all-certificates       Enables trusting of invalid HTTPS certificates, including
                                       self-signed certificates
    -u, --username <USERNAME>          User to login to the Omada Controller
    -v, --verbose                      More output per occurrence
    -V, --version                      Print version information                 Print version information

Building

Building this project requires the rust toolchain, which can be installed via rustup. It can then be built with cargo.

N.B. On Windows the msvc toolchain is required, as it will not build under the gnu toolchain e.g. stable-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

$ cargo build