mihakralj / opnsense-cli

OPNsense CLI is a command-line utility for FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS and Windows that empowers administrators and power users to manage, configure, and monitor OPNsense firewall systems.

OPNsense Command Line Interface (CLI)

OPNsense CLI is a command-line utility for FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS and Windows that empowers administrators and power users to manage, configure, and monitor OPNsense firewall systems. The CLI provides an alternative method to browser-based GUI to interact with the firewall system.

Why this thing exists?

Usage

opnsense [flags] command [parameters]

Commands

• show [<xpath>]: Displays config.xml or the Xpath segment in it
• compare [<staging.xml>] [<config.xml>]: Compares two config files
• set <xpath> [value] [(attribute)]: Adds a new branch, value and/or attribute
• set <xpath> [value] [(attribute)] -d: Deletes branch, value and/or attribute
• discard [<xpath>]: Discards a value (or all changes) in the 'staging.xml'
• commit: Moves staging.xml to active 'config.xml'
• export [<source.xml>] [<target.xml>]: Extracts a patch file
• import [patch.xml]: Reads provided XML patch and injects it into 'staging.xml'
• backup [<backup.xml>]: Lists available backup configs or displays a specific backup
• restore [<backup.xml>]: Restores config.xml from a specific backup.xml. (alias: load)
• save [<file.xml>]: Creates a new /conf/backup/file.xml
• delete <backup.xml>: Deletes a specific backup.xml.
• delete age [days]: Deletes all backups older than specified days
• delete keep [count]: Keeps specified number of backups and deletes the rest
• delete trim [count]: Deletes number of the oldest backups
• sysinfo [<xpath>]: Retrieves system information from the firewall
• run <service> <command>: Executes commands on OPNsense.

Flags

• --target (-t): Sets the target OPNsense in the form of user@hostname[:port].
• --no-color (-n): Disable ANSI color output
• --force (-f): Removes checks and prompts before config.xml or configctl are touched.
• --verbose (-v): Sets verbosity (1=error, 2=warning, 3=info, 4=note, 5=debug).
• --no-color (-n): Removes ANSI colors from the printout.
• --xml (-x): Displays results in XML format.
• --json (-j): Displays results in JSON format.
• --yaml (-y): Displays results in YAML format.

opnsense-cli's Issues

Thank you

No an issue, just want to say thank you.

This is exactly what I was looking for, thought I would have to write it myself

Installation instructions - Windows/Linux

This is exactly what I've been looking for with Opnsense firewall. This maybe a stupid question but how does one install it in Windows Linux?