This is a Python script to set the inform address on multiple Ubiquiti devices automatically.
Set the variables, sshUser and sshPass with your SSH cridentials and fill the informAddr array with the IPs of devices you wish to configure. The SSH cridentials is your Unifi Controller login and Site password, which is found at "Settings -> Site" near the bottom, "Device Password". Put your curser in the password field to reveal it. Add your AP's IP addresses to the clients list and execute the script.
- Linux OS (Haven't tested it on Windows, but I don't see why it wouldn't work)
- Python 2.7.*
- Paramiko (Python module - Easy install with pip)
sudo apt-get install python python-dev python-pip
sudo pip install paramiko pycrypto ecdsa
kerwood@Kerwood:~$ python setInform.py
Connecting to devices....
[+] Adoption request sent to http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform from 10.0.0.10
[+] Adoption request sent to http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform from 10.0.0.11
[+] Adoption request sent to http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform from 10.0.0.12
This is a Python script I wrote to discover Ubiquiti products. Since I've only been able to get my hands on a few devices, the device support list i rather short, see list below.
What the script does, is fairly simple. It ping sweeps the LAN and checks the arp table for matching MAC addresses. It then try's to make a SSH connection to get the device model name, firmware version and controller inform address etc. etc.
To make the SSH connection, you must specify the login credentials, either in the script or by arguments. For AP's, it is the specifyed site login. You will find it in "Settings -> Site" at the bottom, "Device Password". Put your curser in the password field to reveal it. And for other non-controlled devices, like the NanoBeam, it's the login to the actual device.
My experience is that the ping sweep works better, if the computer you are using, is cabled to the network, instead of using WiFi.
- Linux OS
- Python 2.7.*
- Paramiko (Python module - Easy install with pip)
- Nmap
sudo apt-get install python python-dev python-pip nmap
sudo pip install paramiko pycrypto ecdsa
Basicly the script should work with any device with a MAC starting with 24:a4:3c, 04:18:d6 or dc:9f:db.
The devices I have tested is the following.
- UAP
- UAP-LR
- UAP-AC-LR
- UAP-Pro
- UAP‑AC‑PRO
- UAP-Outdoor+
- mPort
- NanoBeamM5
- US-48-500W
- US-8-60W
- US-16-150W
- US-24-250W
- USG
- USG‑PRO‑4
There are 3 parameters that can be set. -n for the network/subnet to ping sweep, -u for the SSH user and -p for at SSH password. All are optional but you should at least run -n once to fill up the arp table. If you dont want to specify the SSH credentials as paramters you can set dem manually in the script as variables.
Below is an exampel of the script in use.
kerwood@Kerwood:~$ python DiscoverUbiquiti.py -n 10.0.0.0/24 -u admin -p passw0rd
Ping sweep in progress...
Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (85 hosts up) scanned in 2.71 seconds
Ubiquiti Unifi Devices
IP MAC Model Hostname Version Status
10.0.0.179 24:a4:3c:b0:2b:18 UAP-Pro Office 3.2.1.2601 Connected (http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform)
10.0.0.215 24:a4:3c:94:4c:7d UAP-Outdoor+ Yard 3.2.1.2601 Connected (http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform)
10.0.0.214 04:14:d6:4e:c8:c2 UAP Back-Office 3.2.1.2601 Connected (http://10.0.0.130:8080/inform)
10.0.0.15 04:18:d6:61:38:b9 NanoBeamM5 NB1 XW.v5.5.10
10.0.0.16 04:18:d6:4a:ca:ad NanoBeamM5 NB2 XW.v5.5.10
10.0.0.213 04:18:d6:26:02:e1 mPort mPortGarage 2.1.1.1290 http://10.0.0.220:6080/inform
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"THE BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 42):
<patrick@kerwood.dk> wrote this script. As long as you retain this notice you
can do whatever you want with this stuff. If we meet some day, and you think
this stuff is worth it, you can buy me a beer in return.
- Patrick Kerwood @ LinuxBloggen.dk
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