This module enables the use of Client Access Control (CAC) in the Akamai CLI tool
Please ensure your API client has access to the "Client Access Control" API (you may need to create a separate API client)
To install, use Akamai CLI:
$akamai install https://github.com/Achuthananda/cli-cac.git
You may also use this as a stand-alone command by cloning this repository and compiling it yourself.
$akamai cac [global flags] Commands
--edgerc value— Location of the credentials file (default: user's directory like "/Users/apadmana") [$AKAMAI_EDGERC]--section value— Section of the credentials file (default: "default") [$AKAMAI_EDGERC_SECTION]--debug--d- prints debug information--verbose- Print verbose information--version,-v— Print the version--help,-h— Show help
list-configurations— Lists all Client Access Control (CAC) configurations to which you have access. Output can be formatted as JSON, or text tables (default); which is a human readable ascii table showing the policy name, creation date and creation user (useful for inventorying purposes).get-configuration— Retrieves a given CAC configuration for a specific configuration id (output can be saved into a file)acknowledge-cidr- Acknowledge the Proposed CIDRs.
Required arguments: --configuration-id <config_id> --version <config_version>
This displays the usage of CAC akamai CLI.
$akamai cac --help
usage: akamai-cac [-h] [--verbose] [--debug] [--edgerc credentials_file]
[--section credentials_file_section]
[--accountSwitchKey Account Switch Key]
{list-configurations,get-configuration,acknowledge-cidr} ...
Process command line options.
positional arguments:
{list-configurations,get-configuration,acknowledge-cidr}
commands
list-configurations
List all Configurations
get-configuration Gets a specific configuration
acknowledge-cidr Acknowledge CIDR
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--verbose, -v Verbose mode
--debug, -d Debug mode (prints HTTP headers)
--edgerc credentials_file, -e credentials_file
Location of the credentials file (default is
~/.edgerc)
--section credentials_file_section, -c credentials_file_section
Credentials file Section's name to use
--accountSwitchKey Account Switch Key, -a Account Switch Key
Switch key to different account
This shows how to use list-configurations.
$ akamai cac list-configurations -h
[or]
$ akamai cac list-configurations --help
usage: akamai-cac list-configurations [-h] [--output-type json/text]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--output-type json/text, -t json/text
Output type {json, text}. Default is text
This shows all the CAC Configurations in the Account.
$ akamai cac --section default list-configurations
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Config Name | Config Id | Description |
+================================+===========================+=====================================+
| TestAchuth-CAC | 4240 | Test Cac |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| jaytest_crlstatic.symclab.com. | 1192 | Test config for symantec crl |
| xml | | |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
This shows all the CAC Configurations in the Account in Json Format.
$ akamai cac --section default list-configurations --output-type json
[
{
"configurationId": 4240,
"name": "TestAchuth-CAC",
"description": "Test Cac",
"currentCidrs": {
"cidrs": [
"0.0.0.0/0"
],
"acknowledgeDate": "2020-08-04T14:04:37+0000",
"version": 0
},
"proposedCidrs": []
},
{
"configurationId": 1192,
"name": "jaytest_crlstatic.symclab.com.xml",
"description": "Test config for symantec crl",
"currentCidrs": null,
"proposedCidrs": []
}
]
Retrieve a list of all CAC configurations along with verbose mode
$ akamai cac --section default --verbose list-configurations
>>>
[
{
"configurationId": 4240,
"name": "TestAchuth-CAC",
"description": "Test Cac",
"currentCidrs": {
"cidrs": [
"0.0.0.0/0"
],
"acknowledgeDate": "2020-08-04T14:04:37+0000",
"version": 0
},
"proposedCidrs": []
},
{
"configurationId": 1192,
"name": "jaytest_crlstatic.symclab.com.xml",
"description": "Test config for symantec crl",
"currentCidrs": null,
"proposedCidrs": []
}
]
<<<
LOG: GET /client-access-control/v1/configurations 200 application/json;charset=UTF-8
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Config Name | Config Id | Description |
+================================+===========================+=====================================+
| TestAchuth-CAC | 4240 | Test Cac |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| jaytest_crlstatic.symclab.com. | 1192 | Test config for symantec crl |
| xml | | |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
This command displays list of the CAC configurations in debug mode which prints the HTTP headers.
$ akamai cac --section default --debug list-configurations
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:unsigned authorization header: EG1-HMAC-SHA256 client_token=akab-7akt7o5towbbkhzs-rlzj3dxkhvon6vwt;access_token=akab-7ea2zqjjsq726chb-4lcohffx5lcedzsl;timestamp=20200806T06:23:07+0000;nonce=c92f299c-819d-4b70-bf32-f220d238efe2;
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:body is ''
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:content hash is ''
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:data to sign: GET\thttps\takab-dtekh7br4mq2ao5i-rawi2krrlwirkvpa.luna.akamaiapis.net\t/client-access-control/v1/configurations\t\t\tEG1-HMAC-SHA256 client_token=akab-7akt7o5towbbkhzs-rlzj3dxkhvon6vwt;access_token=akab-7ea2zqjjsq726chb-4lcohffx5lcedzsl;timestamp=20200806T06:23:07+0000;nonce=c92f299c-819d-4b70-bf32-f220d238efe2;
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:signing key: BqxyAybKEnH5ryOXmLjdoUaE1iH3ccVgd093dp3gTGc=
DEBUG:akamai.edgegrid.edgegrid:signed authorization header: EG1-HMAC-SHA256 client_token=akab-7akt7o5towbbkhzs-rlzj3dxkhvon6vwt;access_token=akab-7ea2zqjjsq726chb-4lcohffx5lcedzsl;timestamp=20200806T06:23:07+0000;nonce=c92f299c-819d-4b70-bf32-f220d238efe2;signature=ILA6gYI+OYTcJKqH+VWv3VOPe7Qq9Q5i8+C6H2QlVfw=
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:Starting new HTTPS connection (1): akab-dtekh7br4mq2ao5i-rawi2krrlwirkvpa.luna.akamaiapis.net:443
send: b'GET /client-access-control/v1/configurations HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: akab-dtekh7br4mq2ao5i-rawi2krrlwirkvpa.luna.akamaiapis.net\r\nUser-Agent: AkamaiCLI\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\nAccept: */*\r\nConnection: keep-alive\r\nAuthorization: EG1-HMAC-SHA256 client_token=akab-7akt7o5towbbkhzs-rlzj3dxkhvon6vwt;access_token=akab-7ea2zqjjsq726chb-4lcohffx5lcedzsl;timestamp=20200806T06:23:07+0000;nonce=c92f299c-819d-4b70-bf32-f220d238efe2;signature=ILA6gYI+OYTcJKqH+VWv3VOPe7Qq9Q5i8+C6H2QlVfw=\r\n\r\n'
reply: 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n'
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://akab-dtekh7br4mq2ao5i-rawi2krrlwirkvpa.luna.akamaiapis.net:443 "GET /client-access-control/v1/configurations HTTP/1.1" 200 342
header: X-Content-Type-Options header: X-XSS-Protection header: Cache-Control header: Pragma header: Expires header: X-Frame-Options header: Content-Type header: X-Trace-Id header: Content-Length header: Date header: Connection +--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Config Name | Config Id | Description |
+================================+===========================+=====================================+
| TestAchuth-CAC | 4240 | Test Cac |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| jaytest_crlstatic.symclab.com. | 1192 | Test config for symantec crl |
| xml | | |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+
This shows how to use get particular CAC configuration detail.
$ akamai cac get-configuration --h
[or]
$ akamai cac get-configuration --help
usage: akamai-cac get-configuration [-h] [--output-file file_name]
[--output-type json/text]
id
positional arguments:
id Config id to retrieve
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--output-file file_name, -f file_name
Save output to a file
--output-type json/text, -t json/text
Output type {json, text}. Default is text
This shows how to get particular CAC configuration Detail in text format.
$akamai cac --section default get-configuration 4240
Retrieving: 4240
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
| Config Name | Config Id | Current CIDRs | Proposed CIDRs |
+================================+===========================+=====================================+=====================================+
| TestAchuth-CAC | 4240 | ['0.0.0.0/0'] | {} |
+--------------------------------+---------------------------+-------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+-+
This shows how to get particular CAC configuration Detail in text format.
$akamai cac --section default get-configuration 4240 --output-type json
Retrieving: 4240
{
"configurationId": 4240,
"name": "TestAchuth-CAC",
"description": "Test Cac",
"currentCidrs": {
"cidrs": [
"0.0.0.0/0"
],
"acknowledgeDate": "2020-08-04T14:04:37+0000",
"version": 0
},
"proposedCidrs": []
}
This shows how to get particular CAC configuration and output to a text file.
$akamai cac --section default get-configuration 4240 --output-file conf.txt
Retrieving: 4240
This shows how to use Acknowledge CIDR command.
akamai cac --section default acknowledge-cidr --h
usage: akamai-cac acknowledge-cidr [-h] [--output-type json/text]
config_id version_id
positional arguments:
config_id Config id to Acknowledge
version_id Version id to Acknowledge
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--output-type json/text, -t json/text
Output type {json, text}. Default is text
####Acknowledge CIDRs This command is used to acknowlege a CIDR Block.
$akamai cac --section default acknowledge-cidr 4240 1
Are you sure:[Y/N]Y
Attempting to Acknowlede the CIDR block.........
Successfully Acknowledged