vlanmang/vlanmang.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from pysnmp.hlapi import *
from pysnmp.smi.builder import MibBuilder
from pysnmp.smi.view import MibViewController

import importlib
import itertools
import mock
import random
import unittest

_mbuilder = MibBuilder()
_mvc = MibViewController(_mbuilder)

#import data

# received packages
# pvid: dot1qPvid
#
# tx packets:
# dot1qVlanStaticEgressPorts
# dot1qVlanStaticUntaggedPorts
#
# vlans:
# dot1qVlanCurrentTable
#	lists ALL vlans, including baked in ones
#
# note that even though an snmpwalk of dot1qVlanStaticEgressPorts
# skips over other vlans (only shows statics), the other vlans (1,2,3)
# are still accessible via that oid
#
# LLDP:
# 1.0.8802.1.1.2.1.4.1.1 aka LLDP-MIB, lldpRemTable

class SwitchConfig(object):
	'''This is a simple object to store switch configuration for
	the checkchanges() function.

	host -- The host of the switch you are maintaining configuration of.

	community -- Either the SNMPv1 community name or a
	    pysnmp.hlapi.UsmUserData object, either of which can write to the
	    necessary MIBs to configure the VLANs of the switch.

            Example for SNMPv3 where the key for both authentication and
	    encryption are the same:
            UsmUserData('username', key, key, authProtocol=usmHMACSHAAuthProtocol,
                       privProtocol=usmDESPrivProtocol)

	vlanconf -- This is a dictionary w/ vlans as the key.  Each value has
	    a dictionary that contains keys, 'u' or 't', each of which
	    contains the port that traffic should be sent untagged ('u') or
	    tagged ('t').  Note that the Pvid (vlan of traffic that is
	    received when untagged), is set to match the 'u' definition.  The
	    port is either an integer, which maps directly to the switch's
	    index number, or it can be a string, which will be looked up via
	    the IF-MIB::ifName table.

	    Example specifies that VLANs 1 and 2 will be transmitted as tagged
	    packets on the port named 'lag1'.  That ports 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 will
	    be untagged on VLAN 1, and ports 6, 7, 8 and 9 will be untagged on
	    VLAN 2:
	    { 1: {
	        'u': [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ],
	        't': [ 'lag1' ],
	      },
	      2: {
	        'u': [ 6, 7, 8, 9 ],
	        't': [ 'lag1' ],
	      },
	    }

	ignports -- Ports that will be ignored and not required to be
	    configured.  List any ports that will not be active here, such as
	    any unused lag ports.
	'''

	def __init__(self, host, community, vlanconf, ignports):
		self._host = host
		self._community = community
		self._vlanconf = vlanconf
		self._ignports = ignports

	@property
	def host(self):
		return self._host

	@property
	def community(self):
		return self._community

	@property
	def vlanconf(self):
		return self._vlanconf

	@property
	def ignports(self):
		return self._ignports

	def getportlist(self, lookupfun):
		'''Return a set of all the ports indexes in data.  This
		includes, both vlanconf and ignports.  Any ports using names
		will be resolved by being passed to the provided lookupfun.'''

		res = []

		for id in self._vlanconf:
			res.extend(self._vlanconf[id].get('u', []))
			res.extend(self._vlanconf[id].get('t', []))

		# add in the ignore ports
		res.extend(self.ignports)

		# eliminate dups so that lookupfun isn't called as often
		res = set(res)

		return set(getidxs(res, lookupfun))

def _octstrtobits(os):
	'''Convert a string into a list of bits.  Easier to figure out what
	ports are set.'''

	num = 1	# leading 1 to make sure leading zeros are not stripped
	for i in str(os):
		num = (num << 8) | ord(i)

	return bin(num)[3:]

def _intstobits(*ints):
	'''Convert the int args to a string of bits in the expected format
	that SNMP expects for them.  The results will be a string of '1's
	and '0's where the first one represents 1, and second one
	representing 2 and so on.'''

	v = 0
	for i in ints:
		v |= 1 << i

	r = list(bin(v)[2:-1])
	r.reverse()

	return ''.join(r)

def _cmpbits(a, b):
	'''Compare two strings of bits to make sure they are equal.
	Trailing 0's are ignored.'''

	try:
		last1a = a.rindex('1')
	except ValueError:
		last1a = -1
		a = ''
	try:
		last1b = b.rindex('1')
	except ValueError:
		last1b = -1
		b = ''

	if last1a != -1:
		a = a[:last1a + 1]
	if last1b != -1:
		b = b[:last1b + 1]

	return a == b

import vlanmang

def checkchanges(module):
	'''Function to check for any differences between the switch, and the
	configured state.

	The parameter module is a string to the name of a python module.  It
	will be imported, and any names that reference a vlanmang.SwitchConfig
	class will be validate that the configuration matches.  If it does not,
	the returned list will contain a set of tuples, each one containing
	(verb, arg1, arg2, switcharg2).  verb is what needs to be changed.
	arg1 is either the port (for setting Pvid), or the VLAN that needs to
	be configured.  arg2 is what it needs to be set to.  switcharg2 is
	what the switch is currently configured to, so that you can easily
	see what the effect of the configuration change is.
	'''

	mod = importlib.import_module(module)
	mods = [ (k, v) for k, v in mod.__dict__.iteritems() if isinstance(v, vlanmang.SwitchConfig) ]

	res = []

	for name, i in mods:
		print 'probing %s' % `name`
		vlans = i.vlanconf.keys()
		switch = SNMPSwitch(i.host, i.community)
		#print `switch`
		switchpvid = switch.getpvid()
		#print `switchpvid`
		#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
		portmapping = switch.getportmapping()
		invportmap = { y: x for x, y in portmapping.iteritems() }
		lufun = invportmap.__getitem__

		# get complete set of ports
		portlist = i.getportlist(lufun)

		ports = set(portmapping.iterkeys())

		# make sure switch agrees w/ them all
		if ports != portlist:
			raise ValueError('missing or extra ports found: %s' %
			    `ports.symmetric_difference(portlist)`)

		# compare pvid
		pvidmap = getpvidmapping(i.vlanconf, lufun)
		switchpvid = switch.getpvid()

		res.extend((switch, name, 'setpvid', idx, vlan, switchpvid[idx]) for idx, vlan in
		    pvidmap.iteritems() if switchpvid[idx] != vlan)

		# compare egress & untagged
		switchegress = switch.getegress(*vlans)
		egress = getegress(i.vlanconf, lufun)
		switchuntagged = switch.getuntagged(*vlans)
		untagged = getuntagged(i.vlanconf, lufun)
		for i in vlans:
			if not _cmpbits(switchegress[i], egress[i]):
				res.append((switch, name, 'setegress', i, egress[i], switchegress[i]))
			if not _cmpbits(switchuntagged[i], untagged[i]):
				res.append((switch, name, 'setuntagged', i, untagged[i], switchuntagged[i]))

	return res

def getidxs(lst, lookupfun):
	'''Take a list of ports, and if any are a string, replace them w/
	the value returned by lookupfun(s).

	Note that duplicates are not detected or removed, both in the
	original list, and the values returned by the lookup function
	may duplicate other values in the list.'''

	return [ lookupfun(i) if isinstance(i, str) else i for i in lst ]

def getpvidmapping(data, lookupfun):
	'''Return a mapping from vlan based table to a port: vlan
	dictionary.  This only looks at that untagged part of the vlan
	configuration, and is used for finding what a port's Pvid should
	be.'''

	res = []
	for id in data:
		for i in data[id].get('u', []):
			if isinstance(i, str):
				i = lookupfun(i)
			res.append((i, id))

	return dict(res)

def getegress(data, lookupfun):
	'''Return a dictionary, keyed by VLAN id with a bit string of ports
	that need to be enabled for egress.  This include both tagged and
	untagged traffic.'''

	r = {}
	for id in data:
		r[id] = _intstobits(*(getidxs(data[id].get('u', []),
		    lookupfun) + getidxs(data[id].get('t', []), lookupfun)))

	return r

def getuntagged(data, lookupfun):
	'''Return a dictionary, keyed by VLAN id with a bit string of ports
	that need to be enabled for untagged egress.'''

	r = {}
	for id in data:
		r[id] = _intstobits(*getidxs(data[id].get('u', []), lookupfun))

	return r

class SNMPSwitch(object):
	'''A class for manipulating switches via standard SNMP MIBs.'''

	def __init__(self, host, auth):
		self._eng = SnmpEngine()
		if isinstance(auth, str):
			self._cd = CommunityData(auth, mpModel=0)
		else:
			self._cd = auth
		self._targ = UdpTransportTarget((host, 161))

	def __repr__(self):
		return '<SNMPSwitch: auth=%s, targ=%s>' % (`self._cd`, `self._targ`)

	def _getmany(self, *oids):
		woids = [ ObjectIdentity(*oid) for oid in oids ]
		[ oid.resolveWithMib(_mvc) for oid in woids ]

		errorInd, errorStatus, errorIndex, varBinds = \
		    next(getCmd(self._eng, self._cd, self._targ,
		    ContextData(), *(ObjectType(oid) for oid in woids)))

		if errorInd: # pragma: no cover
			raise ValueError(errorInd)
		elif errorStatus:
			if str(errorStatus) == 'tooBig' and len(oids) > 1:
				# split the request in two
				pivot = len(oids) / 2
				a = self._getmany(*oids[:pivot])
				b = self._getmany(*oids[pivot:])
				return a + b

			raise ValueError('%s at %s' %
			    (errorStatus.prettyPrint(), errorIndex and
			    varBinds[int(errorIndex)-1][0] or '?'))
		else:
			if len(varBinds) != len(oids): # pragma: no cover
				raise ValueError('too many return values')

			return varBinds

	def _get(self, oid):
		varBinds = self._getmany(oid)

		varBind = varBinds[0]
		return varBind[1]

	def _set(self, oid, value):
		oid = ObjectIdentity(*oid)
		oid.resolveWithMib(_mvc)

		if isinstance(value, (int, long)):
			value = Integer(value)
		elif isinstance(value, str):
			value = OctetString(value)

		errorInd, errorStatus, errorIndex, varBinds = \
		    next(setCmd(self._eng, self._cd, self._targ,
		    ContextData(), ObjectType(oid, value)))

		if errorInd: # pragma: no cover
			raise ValueError(errorInd)
		elif errorStatus: # pragma: no cover
			raise ValueError('%s at %s' %
			    (errorStatus.prettyPrint(), errorIndex and
			    varBinds[int(errorIndex)-1][0] or '?'))
		else:
			for varBind in varBinds:
				if varBind[1] != value: # pragma: no cover
					raise RuntimeError('failed to set: %s' % ' = '.join([x.prettyPrint() for x in varBind]))

	def _walk(self, *oid):
		oid = ObjectIdentity(*oid)
		# XXX - keep these, this might stop working, no clue what managed to magically make things work
		# ref: http://snmplabs.com/pysnmp/examples/smi/manager/browsing-mib-tree.html#mib-objects-to-pdu-var-binds
		# mibdump.py --mib-source '/Users/jmg/Nextcloud/Documents/user manuals/netgear/gs7xxt-v6.3.1.19-mibs' --mib-source /usr/share/snmp/mibs  --rebuild rfc1212 pbridge vlan
		#oid.addAsn1MibSource('/usr/share/snmp/mibs', '/Users/jmg/Nextcloud/Documents/user manuals/netgear/gs7xxt-v6.3.1.19-mibs')

		oid.resolveWithMib(_mvc)

		for (errorInd, errorStatus, errorIndex, varBinds) in nextCmd(
		    self._eng, self._cd, self._targ, ContextData(),
		    ObjectType(oid),
		    lexicographicMode=False):
			if errorInd: # pragma: no cover
				raise ValueError(errorInd)
			elif errorStatus: # pragma: no cover
				raise ValueError('%s at %s' %
				    (errorStatus.prettyPrint(), errorIndex and
				    varBinds[int(errorIndex)-1][0] or '?'))
			else:
				for varBind in varBinds:
					yield varBind

	def getportmapping(self):
		'''Return a port name mapping.  Keys are the port index
		and the value is the name from the IF-MIB::ifName entry.'''

		return { x[0][-1]: str(x[1]) for x in self._walk('IF-MIB',
		    'ifName') }

	def findport(self, name):
		'''Look up a port name and return it's port index.  This
		looks up via the ifName table in IF-MIB.'''

		return [ x[0][-1] for x in self._walk('IF-MIB', 'ifName') if
		    str(x[1]) == name ][0]

	def getvlanname(self, vlan):
		'''Return the name for the vlan.  This returns the value in
		Q-BRIDGE-MIB:dot1qVlanStaticName.'''

		v = self._get(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticName', vlan))

		return str(v).decode('utf-8')

	def createvlan(self, vlan, name):
		# createAndGo(4)
		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticRowStatus',
		    int(vlan)), 4)
		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticName', int(vlan)),
		    name)

	def deletevlan(self, vlan):
		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticRowStatus',
		    int(vlan)), 6) # destroy(6)

	def getvlans(self):
		'''Return an iterator with all the vlan ids.'''

		return (x[0][-1] for x in self._walk('Q-BRIDGE-MIB',
		    'dot1qVlanStatus'))

	def staticvlans(self):
		'''Return an iterator of the staticly defined/configured
		vlans.  This sometimes excludes special built in vlans,
		like vlan 1.'''

		return (x[0][-1] for x in self._walk('Q-BRIDGE-MIB',
		    'dot1qVlanStaticName'))

	def getpvid(self):
		'''Returns a dictionary w/ the interface index as the key,
		and the pvid of the interface.'''

		return { x[0][-1]: int(x[1]) for x in self._walk('Q-BRIDGE-MIB',
		    'dot1qPvid') }

	def setpvid(self, port, vlan):
		'''Set the port's Pvid to vlan.  This means that any packet
		received by the port that is untagged, will be routed the
		the vlan.'''

		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qPvid', int(port)), Gauge32(vlan))

	def getegress(self, *vlans):
		'''Get a dictionary keyed by the specified VLANs, where each
		value is a bit string that preresents what ports that
		particular VLAN will be transmitted on.'''

		r = { x[-1]: _octstrtobits(y) for x, y in
		    self._getmany(*(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB',
		    'dot1qVlanStaticEgressPorts', x) for x in vlans)) }

		return r

	def setegress(self, vlan, ports):
		'''Set the ports which the specified VLAN will have packets
		transmitted as either tagged, if unset in untagged, or
		untagged, if set in untagged, to bit bit string specified
		by ports.'''

		value = OctetString.fromBinaryString(ports)
		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticEgressPorts',
		    int(vlan)), value)

	def getuntagged(self, *vlans):
		'''Get a dictionary keyed by the specified VLANs, where each
		value is a bit string that preresents what ports that
		particular VLAN will be transmitted on as an untagged
		packet.'''

		r = { x[-1]: _octstrtobits(y) for x, y in
		    self._getmany(*(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB',
		    'dot1qVlanStaticUntaggedPorts', x) for x in vlans)) }

		return r

	def setuntagged(self, vlan, ports):
		'''Set the ports which the specified VLAN will have packets
		transmitted as untagged to the bit string specified by ports.'''

		value = OctetString.fromBinaryString(ports)
		self._set(('Q-BRIDGE-MIB', 'dot1qVlanStaticUntaggedPorts',
		    int(vlan)), value)

def main():
	import pprint
	import sys

	changes = checkchanges('data')

	if not changes:
		print 'No changes to apply.'
		sys.exit(0)

	pprint.pprint([ x[1:] for x in changes ])

	res = raw_input('Apply the changes?  (type yes to apply): ')
	if res != 'yes':
		print 'not applying changes.'
		sys.exit(1)

	print 'applying...'
	failed = []
	prevname = None
	for switch, name, verb, arg1, arg2, oldarg in changes:
		if prevname != name:
			print 'Configuring switch %s...' % `name`
			prevname = name

		print '%s: %s %s' % (verb, arg1, `arg2`)
		try:
			fun = getattr(switch, verb)
			fun(arg1, arg2)
			pass
		except Exception as e:
			print 'failed'
			failed.append((verb, arg1, arg2, e))

	if failed:
		print '%d failed to apply, they are:' % len(failed)
		for verb, arg1, arg2, e in failed:
			print '%s: %s %s: %s' % (verb, arg1, arg2, `e`)

if __name__ == '__main__': # pragma: no cover
	main()

class _TestMisc(unittest.TestCase):
	def setUp(self):
		import test_data

		self._test_data = test_data

	def test_intstobits(self):
		self.assertEqual(_intstobits(1, 5, 10), '1000100001')
		self.assertEqual(_intstobits(3, 4, 9), '001100001')

	def test_octstrtobits(self):
		self.assertEqual(_octstrtobits('\x00'), '0' * 8)
		self.assertEqual(_octstrtobits('\xff'), '1' * 8)
		self.assertEqual(_octstrtobits('\xf0'), '1' * 4 + '0' * 4)
		self.assertEqual(_octstrtobits('\x0f'), '0' * 4 + '1' * 4)

	def test_cmpbits(self):
		self.assertTrue(_cmpbits('111000', '111'))
		self.assertTrue(_cmpbits('000111000', '000111'))
		self.assertTrue(_cmpbits('11', '11'))
		self.assertTrue(_cmpbits('0', '000'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('0011', '11'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('11', '0011'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('10', '000'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('0', '1000'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('00010', '000'))
		self.assertFalse(_cmpbits('0', '001000'))

	def test_pvidegressuntagged(self):
		data = {
			1: {
				'u':	[ 1, 5, 10 ] + range(13, 20),
				't':    [ 'lag2', 6, 7 ],
			},
			10: {
				'u':	[ 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 'lag2' ],
			},
			13: {
				'u':	[ 4, 9 ],
				't':    [ 'lag2', 6, 7 ],
			},
			14: {
				't':	[ 'lag2' ],
			},
		}
		swconf = SwitchConfig('', '', data, [ 'lag3' ])

		lookup = {
			'lag2': 30,
			'lag3': 31,
		}
		lufun = lookup.__getitem__

		check = dict(itertools.chain(enumerate([ 1, 10, 10, 13, 1, 10,
		    10, 10, 13, 1 ], 1), enumerate([ 1 ] * 7, 13),
		    [ (30, 10) ]))

		# That a pvid mapping
		res = getpvidmapping(data, lufun)

		# is correct
		self.assertEqual(res, check)

		self.assertEqual(swconf.getportlist(lufun),
		    set(xrange(1, 11)) | set(xrange(13, 20)) |
		    set(lookup.values()))

		checkegress = {
			1:	'1000111001001111111' + '0' * (30 - 20) + '1',
			10:	'01100111' + '0' * (30 - 9) + '1',
			13:	'000101101' + '0' * (30 - 10) + '1',
			14:	'0' * (30 - 1) + '1',
		}

		self.assertEqual(getegress(data, lufun), checkegress)

		checkuntagged = {
			1:	'1000100001001111111',
			10:	'01100111' + '0' * (30 - 9) + '1',
			13:	'000100001',
			14:	'',
		}
		self.assertEqual(getuntagged(data, lufun), checkuntagged)

	#@unittest.skip('foo')
	@mock.patch('vlanmang.SNMPSwitch.getuntagged')
	@mock.patch('vlanmang.SNMPSwitch.getegress')
	@mock.patch('vlanmang.SNMPSwitch.getpvid')
	@mock.patch('vlanmang.SNMPSwitch.getportmapping')
	@mock.patch('importlib.import_module')
	def test_checkchanges(self, imprt, portmapping, gpvid, gegress, guntagged):
		# that import returns the test data
		imprt.side_effect = itertools.repeat(self._test_data)

		# that getportmapping returns the following dict
		ports = { x: 'g%d' % x for x in xrange(1, 24) }
		ports[30] = 'lag1'
		ports[31] = 'lag2'
		ports[32] = 'lag3'
		portmapping.side_effect = itertools.repeat(ports)

		# that the switch's pvid returns
		spvid = { x: 283 for x in xrange(1, 24) }
		spvid[30] = 5
		gpvid.side_effect = itertools.repeat(spvid)

		# the the extra port is caught
		self.assertRaises(ValueError, checkchanges, 'data')

		# that the functions were called
		imprt.assert_called_with('data')
		portmapping.assert_called()

		# XXX - check that an ignore statement is honored

		# delete the extra port
		del ports[32]

		# that the egress data provided
		gegress.side_effect = [ {
			1: '1' * 10,
			5: '1' * 10,
			283: '00000000111111111110011000000100000',
		} ]

		# that the untagged data provided
		guntagged.side_effect = [ {
			1: '1' * 10,
			5: '1' * 8 + '0' * 10,
			283: '00000000111111111110011',
		} ]

		res = checkchanges('data')

		# Make sure that the first one are all instances of SNMPSwitch
		# XXX make sure args for them are correct.
		self.assertTrue(all(isinstance(x[0], SNMPSwitch) for x in res))

		# Make sure that the name provided is correct
		self.assertTrue(all(x[1] == 'distswitch' for x in res))

		res = [ x[2:] for x in res ]
		validres = [ ('setpvid', x, 5, 283) for x in xrange(1, 9) ] + \
		    [ ('setpvid', 20, 1, 283),
		    ('setpvid', 21, 1, 283),
		    ('setpvid', 30, 1, 5),
		    ('setegress', 1, '0' * 19 + '11' + '0' * 8 + '1',
		        '1' * 10),
		    ('setuntagged', 1, '0' * 19 + '11' + '0' * 8 + '1',
		        '1' * 10),
		    ('setegress', 5, '1' * 8 + '0' * 11 + '11' + '0' * 8 +
		        '1', '1' * 10),
		    ]

		self.assertEqual(set(res), set(validres))

class _TestSNMPSwitch(unittest.TestCase):
	def test_splitmany(self):
		# make sure that if we get a tooBig error that we split the
		# _getmany request

		switch = SNMPSwitch(None, None)

	@mock.patch('vlanmang.SNMPSwitch._getmany')
	def test_get(self, gm):
		# that a switch
		switch = SNMPSwitch(None, None)

		# when _getmany returns this structure
		retval = object()
		gm.side_effect = [[[ None, retval ]]]

		arg = object()

		# will return the correct value
		self.assertIs(switch._get(arg), retval)

		# and call _getmany w/ the correct arg
		gm.assert_called_with(arg)

	@mock.patch('pysnmp.hlapi.ContextData')
	@mock.patch('vlanmang.getCmd')
	def test_getmany(self, gc, cd):
		# that a switch
		switch = SNMPSwitch(None, None)

		lookup = { x: chr(x) for x in xrange(1, 10) }

		# when getCmd returns tooBig when too many oids are asked for
		def custgetcmd(eng, cd, targ, contextdata, *oids):
			# induce a too big error
			if len(oids) > 3:
				res = ( None, 'tooBig', None, None )
			else:
				#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
				[ oid.resolveWithMib(_mvc) for oid in oids ]
				oids = [ ObjectType(x[0],
				    OctetString(lookup[x[0][-1]])) for x in oids ]
				[ oid.resolveWithMib(_mvc) for oid in oids ]
				res = ( None, None, None, oids )

			return iter([res])

		gc.side_effect = custgetcmd

		#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
		res = switch.getegress(*xrange(1, 10))

		# will still return the complete set of results
		self.assertEqual(res, { x: _octstrtobits(lookup[x]) for x in
		    xrange(1, 10) })

_skipSwitchTests = True

class _TestSwitch(unittest.TestCase):
	def setUp(self):
		# If we don't have it, pretend it's true for now and
		# we'll recheck it later
		model = 'GS108T smartSwitch'
		if getattr(self, 'switchmodel', model) != model or \
		    _skipSwitchTests: # pragma: no cover
			self.skipTest('Need a GS108T switch to run these tests')

		args = open('test.creds').read().split()
		self.switch = SNMPSwitch(*args)

		self.switchmodel = self.switch._get(('ENTITY-MIB',
		    'entPhysicalModelName', 1))
		if self.switchmodel != model: # pragma: no cover
			self.skipTest('Need a GS108T switch to run these tests')

	def test_misc(self):
		switch = self.switch

		self.assertEqual(switch.findport('g1'), 1)
		self.assertEqual(switch.findport('l1'), 14)

	def test_portnames(self):
		switch = self.switch

		resp = dict((x, 'g%d' % x) for x in xrange(1, 9))
		resp.update({ 13: 'cpu' })
		resp.update((x, 'l%d' % (x - 13)) for x in xrange(14, 18))

		self.assertEqual(switch.getportmapping(), resp)

	def test_egress(self):
		switch = self.switch

		egress = switch.getegress(1, 2, 3)

		checkegress = {
			1: '1' * 8 + '0' * 5 + '1' * 4 + '0' * 23,
			2: '0' * 8 * 5,
			3: '0' * 8 * 5,
		}

		self.assertEqual(egress, checkegress)

	def test_untagged(self):
		switch = self.switch

		untagged = switch.getuntagged(1, 2, 3)

		checkuntagged = {
			1: '1' * 8 * 5,
			2: '1' * 8 * 5,
			3: '1' * 8 * 5,
		}

		self.assertEqual(untagged, checkuntagged)

	def test_vlan(self):
		switch = self.switch

		existingvlans = set(switch.getvlans())

		while True:
			testvlan = random.randint(1,4095)
			if testvlan not in existingvlans:
				break

		# Test that getting a non-existant vlans raises an exception
		self.assertRaises(ValueError, switch.getvlanname, testvlan)

		self.assertTrue(set(switch.staticvlans()).issubset(existingvlans))

		pvidres = { x: 1 for x in xrange(1, 9) }
		pvidres.update({ x: 1 for x in xrange(14, 18) })
		self.assertEqual(switch.getpvid(), pvidres)

		testname = 'Sometestname'

		# Create test vlan
		switch.createvlan(testvlan, testname)
		testport = None
		try:
			# make sure the test vlan was created
			self.assertIn(testvlan, set(switch.staticvlans()))

			self.assertEqual(testname, switch.getvlanname(testvlan))

			switch.setegress(testvlan, '00100')

			pvidmap = switch.getpvid()
			testport = 3

			egressports = switch.getegress(testvlan)
			self.assertEqual(egressports[testvlan], '00100000' +
			    '0' * 8 * 4)

			switch.setuntagged(testvlan, '00100')

			untaggedports = switch.getuntagged(testvlan)
			self.assertEqual(untaggedports[testvlan], '00100000' +
			    '0' * 8 * 4)

			switch.setpvid(testport, testvlan)

			self.assertEqual(switch.getpvid()[testport], testvlan)
		finally:
			if testport:
				switch.setpvid(testport, pvidmap[3])
			switch.deletevlan(testvlan)