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Data Model

Use Readme to define requirements for the the Data Model

Syntax to be known for describing the data model

- `(*)` is required
- The data types will be defined as [list, list_of_dict, dict]
- The value types will be defined as [string, int, ip_addr, cidr]

Configuration Management

Virtual Router

  • cm_virtual_router (list) - A list of virtual routers defined
    • name * (string)- The name of the virtual router you want to define

Defaults: None

Example:

cm_virtual_routers:
  - 'internal'
  - 'external'

Interface

  • cm_interface* (list_of_dicts) - A list of interfaces
    • name* (string) - actual interfaces name, generally 'ethernet1/X' or 'aggregate-ethernetX'
    • ip* (ip_addr) - The IP address of the interface
    • mask* (cidr) - Network mask of the interface
    • mgmt_profile (string)- The mgmt_profile applied to interface, must be created separately
    • virtual_router (string) - The name of the virtual router that the interface should be applied to
    • zone*: (string) The name of the zone to be applied, will be created separately

Defaults: virtual_router to default

Example:

cm_interface:
  - name: 'ethernet1/3'
    ip: '10.1.2.1'
    mask: '24'
    mgmt_profile: 'Allow Ping'
    virtual_router: 'untrust'
    zone: "trust"

  - name: 'ae1'
    ip: '10.1.3.1'
    mask: '24'
    mgmt_profile: 'Allow Ping'
    virtual_router: 'dmz'
    zone: "untrust"

Address Objects

  • cm_object_address (list_of_dicts) - List of address objects
    • name* (string) - Name of address object
    • ip (ip_addr) - IP and subnet mask of address object.
    • ip-range: (string) The IP range
    • fqdn: (string) The FQDN of the device

Example:

cm_object_address:
  - name: 'site-a-internal'
    ip-range: '10.1.1.0-10.1.2.255'
  - name: 'google-dns-1'
    ip: '8.8.8.8/32'
  - name: 'ip-chicken'
    ip: 'www.ipchicken.com'

Address Groups

  • cm_address_group (list_of_dict) - List of addresses and other address-groups
    • name* (string) - Name of address-group
    • addresses* (list) - Name of address objected already created

Example:

cm_address_group:
  - name: 'google-dns'
    addresses:
     - 'google-dns-1'
     - 'ip-chicken'

Service Objects

  • cm_object_service (list_of_dict) - List of services defined
    • name* (string) - Name of Service object, referred to in service-group and policies
    • port* (int) - TCP/UDP port number
    • protocol* (string) - Either TCP or UDP

Example:

cm_object_service:
  - name: 'http-alt'
    port: '8000'
    protocol: 'tcp'
  - name: 'dns'
    port: '53'
    protocol: 'udp'

Service Group Objects

  • cm_object_service_group (list_of_dicts) - Groups of services either defined in services or pre-defined
    • name* (string) - Name of service-group, can be referred to in policies or other service-groups
    • services* (list) - services or other service-groups defined

Example:

cm_object_service_group:
  - name: 'http-all'
    services:
     - 'http-alt'
     - 'service-http'

Application Groups

  • cm_object_app_group - List of Application Groups
    • name* (string) - Name of Group
    • apps* (list) - List of applications and application groups assigned to group.

Example:

cm_object_app_group:
  - name: 'ping-all'
    apps:
     - 'icmp'
     - 'ping'

NOTE: Coming Soon!!!

Dynamic Address Groups

  • cm_object_dag - List of Dynamic Application Groups

Note: TODO

Example:

cm_object_dag:

Profile

  • cm_object_profile - List of Profiles

Note: TODO

Example:

cm_object_profile:

NAT

  • cm_nat_rule (list_of_dicts) - List of NAT rules
    • name* (string) - Name of NAT rule
    • tozone* (list) - List of Zones NAT can be sourced form
    • fromzone* (list) - List of Zones NAT can be destined for
    • source* (list) - List of address objects (address/address-groups) can be sourced from. Objects are created outside of this root key.
    • destination* - List of address objects (address/address-groups) can be destined for. Objects are created created outside of this root key..
    • service* (string) - Service object (service/service-group) that will be destined for
    • to_interface (string) - Interface where packet will leave
    • source_translation (dict) - Dict to describe the source translation
      • ip (ip_addr) - IP address to source from
      • ip_dynamic (list) - list of either IPs or objects
      • mask (cidr) - Mask of source
      • type (enum) - Either translated-address or the default interface-address
      • interface (string) - Interface for source
      • bidirectional (bool) - Whether or not the rule is bi-directional
    • destination_translation (dict) - Dict to describe the destination translation
      • translated_address (ip_addr) - Address object for translated address
      • port (port) - Address object for translated address

Example:

cm_nat_rule:
  - name: 'NAT default'
    tozone:
      - 'Untrust'
    fromzone:
      - 'Trust'
    source:
      - 'site-a-internal'
    destination:
      - 'any'
    service: 'any'
    source_translation:
      ip: '200.10.10.1'
      mask: '24'
      interface: 'ethernet1/1'
  - name: 'Inbound-NAT-to-DMZ-Server1'
    tozone:
      - 'Untrust'
    fromzone:
      - 'Untrust'
    source:
      - 'any'
    destination:
      - 'DMZ-Web-External'
    service: 'any'
    destination_translation:
      translated_address: 'DMZ-Web-Internal'

Security Policy

  • cm_security_rule (list_of_dict) - list of Security Rules applied to firewall
    • name* (string) - Name of Security rule, must be unique
    • action* (string) - either allow or deny
    • disabled* (boolean) - Rule can be disabled 'yes' or not 'no'
    • tozone* (list) - List of Zones that can be sourced
    • fromzone* (list) - List of Zones that can be destined for
    • source* (list) - List of Address objects, either address or address-group that are IP source
    • destination* (list) - List of Address objects, either address or address-group that are IP destinations
    • application* (list) - List of applications or application groups
    • tag* (list) - List of Tags, which must be defined in tags
    • category* (list) - List of URL categories
    • source_user* (list) - List of Source Users
    • hip_profiles (list) - List of HIP profiles to be applied
    • rule_type (string) - Rule type can either be universal, intrazone, interzone

Example:

cm_security_rule:
  - name: 'Outside Web Server'
    action: 'allow'
    disabled: 'no'
    tozone:
      - 'Untrust'
    fromzone:
      - 'Trust'
    source:
      - 'site-a-internal'
    destination:
      - 'Outside-Web-Server'
    application:
      - 'any'
    service:
      - 'http-alt'
      - 'service-http'
    tags:
     - 'Outbound'
    category:
     - 'any'
    source_user:
     - 'any'
    hip_profiles:
     - 'any'
    rule_type: 'universal'

Static Route

  • cm_route_static (list_of_dict) - A list of static routes
    • name* (string) - Name of static route
    • nexthop* (ip_addr) - Nexthop IP of static route
    • network* (ip_addr) - Network id of static route
    • mask* (cidr) - Mask of static route
    • virtual_router (string) - The virtual router which will be applied to, generally 'default'
    • interface (string) - The interface to force nexthop out of

Defaults: virtual_router: default

Example:

cm_route_static:
  - name: 'Default-to-Internet'
    nexthop: '200.10.10.10'
    interface: 'ethernet1/1'
    network: '0.0.0.0'
    mask: '0'
    virtual_router: 'default'

Management Profile

  • cm_mgmt_profile (list_of_dict) - A list of Management profiles, which indicated which services are on, for a given interface
    • name* (string) - Name of profile, this will match mgmt_profile in 'device_network'
    • permitted_network (list) - List of IPs permitted using slash '/' format
    • telnet (bool) - Telnet service on or off
    • ssh (bool) - SSH service on or off
    • https (bool) - HTTPS service on or off
    • http (bool) - HTTP service on or off
    • snmp (bool) - SNMP service on or off
    • ping (bool) - Ping service on or off
    • response_pages (bool) - Response Page accessible via the applied interface
    • userid_service (bool) - userid_service service on or off
    • userid_syslog_listener_ssl (bool) - userid_syslog_listner_ssl service on or off
    • userid_syslog_listener_udp (bool) - userid_syslog_listner_udp service on or off

Defaults: - All Services default to off or none

Example:

cm_mgmt_profile:
  - name: 'allow ssh_https'
    permitted_network: 
        - 172.26.0.0/12
        - 10.0.0.0/8
    https: true
    ssh: true
DNS

cm_dns*:

  • dns_primary* (ip_addr) - Primary DNS server, used by mgmt interface to reach out for updates
  • dns_secondary* (ip_addr) - Secondary DNS Server

Example:

cm_dns:
  dns_primary: 8.8.8.8
  dns_secondary: 1.1.1.1

NTP

cm_ntp*:

  • ntp_primary* (ip_addr) - Primary NTP server, used by mgmt interface to reach out for updates
  • ntp_secondary* (ip_addr) - Secondary NTP Server

Example:

cm_ntp:
  ntp_primary: 8.8.8.8
  ntp_secondary: 1.1.1.1

Tunnel

  • tunnels (list_of_dict) - A list of tunnels
    • name* (string) - Interface name of tunnel, e.g. loopback.1
    • ip (ip_addr) - IP address of tunnel
    • virtual_router (string) - Virtual Router name
    • profile (string) - interface management profile of device

Example:

tunnels:
  - name: 'tunnel.1'
    comment: 'SSL VPN Tunnel'
    virtual_router: 'default'
  - name: 'tunnel.2'
    ip: '10.10.10.20/32'
    profile: 'Allow Ping'
    virtual_router: 'default'

Panorama

cm_panorama*:

  • ntp_primary* (ip_addr) - Primary NTP server, used by mgmt interface to reach out for updates
  • ntp_secondary* (ip_addr) - Secondary NTP Server

Example:

cm_ntp:
  ntp_primary: 8.8.8.8
  ntp_secondary: 1.1.1.1

Router BGP

  • cm_route_bgp (list_of_dict) - The BGP configuration
    • asn* (int) - The BGP ASN of the local ASN
    • install_route (bool) - Boolean to determine whether or not you install the routes
    • reject_def_route (bool) - Boolean to determine whether or not you install the routes
    • local_med_pref (int) - Integer that defines the local med
    • router_id* (ip_addr) - The IP address of the router ID
    • neighbor_group* (list_of_dict) - Method to describe Neighbor Groups
      • name* (string) - The name of the neighbor group
      • asn* (int) - Integer of the neighbor you are peering with
    • neighbors (list_of_dict) -
      • remote_ip* (ip_addr) - IP address of the remote peer
      • bgp_group* (string) - Name of the BGP group this is associated with
      • description* (string) - Free form description of the the neighbor
      • local_interface (string) - Interface name that bgp peer will connect on
    • bgp_rules: (string) - List of dicts to describe the export rules
      • name: (sting) - The name of the rule
      • type (enum) - Either import or export
      • enable (bool) - Whether or not the rule is enabled
      • neighbor_group (string) - The name of the neighbor group that is being used
      • add_pref_match (string) - IP address and subnet of the address
      • med (int) - Integer of the MED value
    • redist_rules (list_of_dict) - The allow_def_route: True
    • redist_rule: "SomeRedistProfile"

Example:

router_bgp:
  asn: "65001"
  install_route: "yes"
  reject_def_route: "yes"
  local_med_pref: "100"
  router_id: "1.1.1.1"
  neighbor_group:
    - name: "AntonTest"
      asn: "65000"
  neighbors:
    - remote_ip: "169.254.50.39/30"
      bgp_group: "AntonTest"
      description: "Peer1"
      local_interface: "tunnel.1"
    - remote_ip: "169.254.51.39/30"
      bgp_group: "AntonTest"
      description: "Peer2"
      local_interface: "tunnel.2"
  export_rules:
    - name: "SomeExportRule"
      type: "export"
      enable: True
      neighbor_group: "AntonTest"
      add_pref_match: "0.0.0.0/0"
      med: "100"
    - name: "SomeImportRule"
      type: "import"
      enable: True
      neighbor_group: "AntonTest"
      add_pref_match: "10.10.10.10/24"
  #redist_rules:
  #  allow_def_route: True
  #  - redist_rule: "SomeRedistProfile"

Users

  • cm_users (list_of_dict) - List of firewall users
    • username* (string) - Username to be deployed to server
    • password* (string) - Password in hash format of user
    • role* (string) - Name of the role

Default to super user

Example:

fw_users:
  - username: ''
    password: 'TheBestPassword'
  - username: 'ntc'
    password: 'TheSecondBestPassword'

Licenses

  • cm_license: (list) - List of auth keys
    • Licenses
cm_license:
  - 1234567
  - 0987654

Iron Skillet

TODO

IPSEC

TODO

LDAP

TODO

Terraform:

Provider

  • tf_provider (dict) - List of credentials and provider information
    • name* (enum) - Either aws or azure
    • credentials* (string) - Credentials for the provider

Example:

provider:
  name: azure
  credentials: supersecretpassword

Virtual Network Definitions

  • virtual_networks* (list) - List of virtual networks to be deployed

Note: This is only the defintion, the actual virtual networks are maintained in folder virtual_networks under individual files, e.g. VPCTransit.yml or Spoke1.yml.

Example:

virtual_networks:
  - VPCTransit
  - Spoke1
  - Spoke2

Virtual Network Specific Parameters

Firewalls

  • firewalls (list_of_dicts) - Describing the name and amount of firewalls
    • name (string) - The name of the firewall (Not to be confused with hostname configured on fw)
    • networks (list) - list of named subnets, which are further defined in virtual_network_subnets
    • lb_join (list_of_dicts) - List of dictionaries describing when a LB should be joined to an interface
      • lb (string) - Name of the Load Balancer
      • network (string) - Name of the Network

Example:

firewalls:
  - name: public_firewall
    networks:
      - Management
      - Trust
      - Untrust
      - EgressLB
    lb_join:
      - lb: public
        network: EgressLB
  - name: private_firewall
    networks:
      - Management
      - Trust

Load Balancers

  • load_balancers (list_of_dicts) - List of descriptions of load balancers
    • name (string) - Name of the load balancer
    • networks (list) - list of named subnets, which are further defined in virtual_network_subnets

Example:

load_balancers:
  - name: public
    networks:
      - Management
      - Untrust
      - extranet
      - dmz

  - name: private
    networks:
      - Trust

Type

  • type: transit

Note: Should be removed long term

IP Networks

  • vnet_network (dict) - The definition of all IP networks
    • name (string) - The name of the virtual network
    • network (ip_addr) - The defined super-net of the virtual network
    • subnets (list_of_dicts) - The list of subnet information
      • name (string) - The name of the subnet
      • network (ip_addr) - The network assigned
      • rte (string) - The name of the routing table associated with

Example:

vnet_network:
  name: mainvnet
  network: "10.217.127.0/24"
  subnet:
  - name: Management
    network: "10.217.127.64/27"
    rte: Default_RT
  - name: Trust
    network: "10.217.127.32/27"
    rte: internal_network`
  - name: Untrust
    network: "10.217.127.0/27"
    rte: default_internet
  - name: EgressLB
    network: "10.217.127.96/27"
    rte: default_internet

Route

  • route (list_of_dicts) - The description of your list of networks
    • cidr (ip_addr) - The ip and subnet mask of the destionation route
    • name (sting) - The named entity of the object
    • gateway (string) - Either the subnet, igw, vgw, cgw, natgw, or virtual_appliance of the next hop
route:
  - cidr: 0.0.0.0/0
    name: default_internet
    gateway: my_igw
  - cidr: 0.0.0.0/0
    name: azure_default_internet
    gateway: Default_RT
  - cidr: 10.0.0.0/8
    name: internal_network
    gateway: 10.1.1.1

Security Groups

  • security_groups (list_of_dicts) - The list of security groups
    • name (string) - The name of the security group
    • priority (integer) - The priority of the group
    • direction (enum) - Inbound or outbound
    • action (enum) - Allow or Deny
    • src_ip (ip_addr) - The Source IP address
    • src_port (string) - The port or port range
    • dst_port (string) - The port or port range
    • dst_ip (ip_addr) - The destination IP of the rule
    • protocol (string) - The IP level protocol

Example:

Rule Order is determined by space

security_groups:
  - name: Outbound allow
    priority: 100
    direction: inbound
    action: allow
    src_ip: 0.0.0.0
    src_port: any
    dst_port: any
    dst_network: 0.0.0.0.
    protocol: any

Gateways

Internet Gateway

  • internet_gw (list) - List of Internet Gateways

Example:

internet_gw:
  - isp1
  - isp2

Virtual Gateway

  • virtual_gw (list) - List of Virtual Gateways

Example:

customer_gw:
  - cgw1
  - cgw2

Customer Gateway

  • customer_gw (list) - List of Customer Gateways

Example:

customer_gw:
  - cgw1
  - cgw2

Tags

  • tags (list_of_dicts) - List of dicts that are used
    • name (string) - Name of the tag
    • value (string) - Value of the tag

Example:

tags:
  - name: "environment"
    value: "dev"
  - name: "costcenter"
    value: "it"

VPN

  • vpn:
    • name:
    • vgw:
    • cgw:
    • asn:
    • routing:
      • dynamic:
      • static:
    • tunnels:
      • cidr:
      • preshared:
vpn:
  name:
  vgw:
  cgw:
  asn:
  routing:
    dynamic:
    static:
      - something
  tunnels:
    - cidr:
      preshared:

BGP

BGP: asn:

NAT

TODO nat_gw: subnet: elastic_ip: