# Introduction

Tangle is a tool to help you document networks.

It takes a text file that lists:

 * Endpoint devices (eg, servers, workstations)
 * Switches, routers, firewalls
 * Management devices (eg, console/KVM servers, managed PDUs)
 * Network cables
 * Power cables
 * Serial/KVM/USB/parallel cables
 * Telephone cables (for analogue phones that don't go over UTP)
 * Structured cabling systems (eg, patch panels, wall sockets, and the
   trunk lines between them)
 * Telephones
 * Logical circuits (eg, VLANs, power phases)
 * IPv4 subnets
 * External networks (ISP networks, the phone network, etc)
 * Locations (where equipment is)
 * Organisations (that own equipment and locations)

...and how they interconnect.

It can then convert that file into a heavily cross-referenced HTML
document listing all the components of your network. Every device will
list every cable that connects to it (specifying the logical circuit(s), IPv4 addresses and so on), and clicking on a cable will lead to a list of all devices and circuits on that cable; clicking on a circuit will lead to a list of all devices and IPv4 subnets on the circuit; and clicking on an IPv4 address or subnet will go to a list of all the IPv4 addresses on that subnet, and so on.

It also outputs several "dot" files for GraphViz. The default makefile produces three diagrams: one for physical network cabling, one for logical network connectivity (showing what devices are on which circuits), and one showing management cabling (power, serial, and KVM).

It is written in Python, and consists of two layers: a network parser library which reads the network description file, checks it for errors (duplicate IP addresses, etc), and produces an in-memory cross-referenced object graph; and then a set of scripts that use that library to generate the HTML and "dot" output formats. You can write your own scripts that do other things with the data (such as generating reverse DNS zonefiles).

# Using it

A simple (all too simple) driver shell script is supplied, called
`document-network.sh`, that runs parts of Tangle to make a veritable
soup of network documentation.

Try it out on the supplied examples. From this directory, run:

    ./document-network.sh examples/home-lan.tangle
    ./document-network.sh examples/office-lan.tangle

...then look at the HTML and PNG files that appear in the examples directory.

# The tangle file format



## Cables

Each cable starts with a line of the form:

    <type> <name> {
      ...
    }

Valid cable types, with their common uses, are:

 * `utp`, `fibre`, `wifi`, or `virtual` for Ethernet cables. `virtual`
   cables are used for logical network connections that join virtual
   machines to the network, or the internal ports by which switches
   connect their management processor into the switching
   fabric. `wifi` cables, in particular, tend to have lots and lots of
   devices on them, but any cable can have any number of devices.

 * `serial` and `parallel` for RS232 and parallel links. `serial`
   cables are often used for management consoles on devices.

 * `usb` for USB connections (often found joining printers to print
   servers, or for attaching low-end UPSes to management servers; we
   don't suggest you document your keyboard and mouse in Tangle).

 * `kvm` for combined keyboard/video/mouse connections used as part of
   a remote management solution.

 * `telephone` for dedicated telephone cables. If your phone system
   uses UTP cabling, call it `utp`.

 * `power`, or if you want to be specific, `power240vAC`,
   `power110vAC`, `power48vDC` or `power12vDC`, for power cables.

Note that what matters is the *physical* type of cable; if you're
running RS232 or telephones or KVM or even power over UTP, then call
it `utp`.

Cables all need unique names. Ideally, they should be numbered, with
the number written on the cable (http://www.partex.com/ sell nice
clip-on cable numbers). If you have a multi-location system you can
reuse cable numbers within a location, and write the cable names in
your Tangle file as "<location>.<number>".















Within the cable declaration are lines defining the details of the
cable:




    device <name>/<port>

Declares that this cable goes to the given device on the given
port. Since this is a cabling document, the device names should be in
terms of people looking at the outside of the device - how the
physical socket is labelled, or some other obvious designation; a
server may refer to `eth0` internally, but unless you stick a label
saying `eth0` on the outside of your server (which is a good idea!), a
name like `left` might be more useful to the people who go to the
datacenter to re-cable your server.

If you don't know what port it's plugged into, as you have incomplete
information, just use `?` as the port name. This will suppress errors
about multiple cables going into the same port, as many cables will
probably go to the `?` port on a device.

    panel <panel>/<port>

This declares that the cable plugs into the specified port of a patch
panel or wall socket.

A cable can have any number of `device` and `panel` declarations.

    circuit <circuit>
    vlan <circuit>

The logical circuit carried on this cable. For an Ethernet cable,
that's an untagged VLAN. Circuit names must be unique; if you reuse
VLAN names or numbers in different contexts, name them
`<location>.<id>`. It is suggested that you use a physical identifier
such as the actual VLAN ID, phase name as from the supplier, etc as
the ID (eg, the number you configure into the switch), but you can use
any alphanumeric string as the ID. The synonym `vlan` for `circuit` is
accepted. This declaration is only allowed once.

    circuits <circuit>,<circuit>,...
    tagged vlans <circuit>,<circuit>,...

For cables that carry multiple circuits (such as tagged VLANs,
polyphase power cables, KVM octopus cables, etc), the list of circuits
carried on this cable. `tagged vlans` is a synonym for
`circuits`. This declaration is only allowed once.

    note "<text>"

General notes to sysadmins. There can be more than one.

## Panels

Patch panels and wall sockets are all modelled as "panels" in
Tangle. Each panel must be declared like so:

    panel <panel> {
      ...
    }

Within the panel declaration, the following are legal:

     title "<title>"

Gives the panel a long name.

     note "<note>"

Attaches a note to the panel.

     location <location>

Assigns a location to the panel.

Panels may be assigned owners, by giving them a name of the form `<owner>:<panel>`.

However, the ports on a panel are not declared in the panel itself;
they are declared implicitly, by having cables plugged into them and
trunks declared between them

## Trunks

The fixed cabling that joins panels is known as a "trunk" in
Tangle. As trunks are often large groups of cables, they are always
declared as part of a "trunk group", like so:

    <type> trunk <name> {
       ...
    }

The `<type>` is from the same set of types used for cables, and
indicates the type of cabling in this trunk group.

Within the trunk group, the following declarations are allowed:

    title "<name>"

Assigns a long name to the trunk group.

    note "<note>"

Attaches a note to the trunk group.

    trunk <label> <panel>/<port> <panel>/<port>

Declares a single trunk between the given panel/port pairs, with the
given label. The label need only be unique within the trunk group.

    trunk <panel>/<port> <panel>/<port>

Declares a single trunk between the given panel/port pairs, with a
label made by adding 1 to the label of the previous trunk
declared. This is only legal when the label of the previous trunk was
a number (at the start of a trunk group, the previous label is
considered to be `0`).

    group <panel>/<port>-<port> <panel>/<port>-<port>

Declares a number of trunks between the specified range of ports on
the specified panels. This is only useful when panels have numeric
port names. It also implies automatic trunk number, so it is only
legal when the previous trunk label was numeric, or if this is the
first trunk declaration within a trunk group.

## Links

When a single cable joins ports on devices, it makes a
link. However, when a cable connects to panels and trunks, then
multiple cables - at least one patch cable at each end, and a trunk in
the middle - join together to join ports on devices. That group of
interconnected cables is known as a "link". Cables and panels and
trunks are the physical things you tell Tangle about; it works out
what the resulting links are itself.

A single-cable link will be named after the cable; but a multi-cable
link will end up with a name composed of its component cables.

Do not confuse a link - which is a single physical path joining some
devices - with a circuit, which is a more abstract notion like a VLAN.

## Devices

We can also optionally provide extra data about devices with a device
declaration:

    device <name> {
      ...
    }

If a cable refers to a device with no device declaration, that's fine
- we just don't know anything about the device other than what cables
plug into it. It's a black box.

Within a device declaration, we allow `note` declarations, and these
specialist declarations:

    type {server|switch|router|manager|power|external|virtual|workstation|printer|telephone|firewall|other}

This declares the type of device, which affects how it is displayed in
diagrams, and how it is categorised in the HTML output.

    ip4 <port> [<circuit>] <ip> [shared|stub]

This declares that a given port of the device, optionally specifying a
circuit for tagged-VLAN ports, has a given IPv4 address. There can be more
than one ip4 declaration for a given circuit on a given port, and more
than one circuit on a port, as you would expect. An IP address that
appears on more than one port (eg, HSRP / CARP) should be marked
`shared` to suppress warnings about the duplication. An IP address
that does not need to match a subnet (eg, a /32 address set up on a
Cisco router's loopback interface) can be declared 'stub' to suppress
warnings about that, too.

    mac <port> [<circuit>] <mac> [shared]

This declares that a given port of the device (again, optionally
specifying a circuit for tagged VLAN ports), has a given MAC address. The
address should be in `xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx` form, but omitting the colons
or using other characters (spaces, hypens) is also
acceptable. Re-using the same MAC will cause warnings, unless `shared`
is specified.

Some devices are virtual - VMs, for example. We can
express this fact by declaring that the physical server hosts the
virtual server like so:

    hosts <device>

Note that the system makes no real distinction between physical and
virtual devices. They can nest arbitrarily; you can have VMs within VMs.

VM host servers should declare a virtual cable that carries
appropriate vlan circuits to ports on virtual machines, and which plugs into
an internal virtual port in the VM server, to explain how the VMs get
network connectivity.

We can also give devices physical locations, like so:

    location <location>

## Unused ports

It can be nice to document unused ports on devices, too, so you know
what's spare. This is done with an `unused` declaration:

    unused <name> {
      ...
    }

The block of unused ports needs to be given a name. How you structure
these is up to you - if a bank of switches are all functionally
identical, then you might group all their unused ports into one block;
or you might have separate blocks for different kinds of ports on the
one device.

Within an unused ports declaration, you can use the `device`
declaration to name a device/port pair that is unused, exactly like in
a cable declaration. You can also use `note` to attach notes.

## Locations

Locations must be declared with a `location` declaration:

    location <location> {
      ...
    }

Locations accept `note` declarations, like most objects in Tangle, and
an optional `title` declaration that assigns a long title that
may contain spaces.

Locations may, in turn, be within a parent location:

    location <location>

And they can have zero or more addresses:

    address <type> "<address>"

The address type can be any single word; I recommend using `postal`
for postal addresses, `latlong` for latitude/longitude, etc.

Also, like devices, locations can be given a name of the form
`<organisation>:<name>`, declaring that they belong to a specific organisation.

## Circuits / VLANs

Likewise, we can provide extra information about a circuit with a `circuit` declaration:

    circuit <name> {
      ...
    }

Again, we can use `note` declarations within a circuit.

    title "<title>"

This gives the circuit a meaningful title, since circuit 'names' are
usually just physical identifiers such as VLAN numbers.

Each circuit has a type, which can be specified with:

    type {ethernet|serial|parallel|power|kvm|usb|telephone}

Ethernet circuits can carry IP4 subnets. These are declared like so:

    ip4 subnet <ip>/<prefixlen> "<title>" [multiple]

This declares that a given IPv4 subnet exists on the circuit. There can
be more than one. The same ip range can exist on different circuits, too,
but this will cause a warning unless the `multiple` flag is given, as
this state of affairs is sometimes legitimate (eg, when doing BGP
anycast routing, or an IPv4 subnet appears on different circuits in
different locations)

    ip4 reserved <ip1>-<ip2> "<description>"

This declares that a range of ip4 addresses are reserved for
something. This allocates the IP4s as being in use, as if a port on
the circuit were assigned an IP, but without a port being required. It's
perfect for IP ranges set aside for future use, or for DHCP / VPN /
dialup address pools.

## Organisations

Finally, we can declare information about organisations.

    organisation <code> {
      ...
    }

The code of the organisation is the short name used before the colon
in the name of a device or location.

Within an organisation, we can specify a longer name using a title declaration:

    title "<name>"

And general notes:

    note "<text>"

And details of authorised and emergency contacts:

    contact [authorised|emergency] "<text>"

# History

## Version 0.6

Fixed bug in IP ranges, which was missing the first IP of the range.

## Version 0.5

Added support for locations.

## Version 0.4

Generalised VLANs into "circuits", which can apply to more than just
Ethernet (eg, power; a polyphase power system can carry multiple power
circuits in a cable, which split out into single-phase cables, for
instance).

"vlan" is now a parser synonym for "circuit".

## Version 0.3

Added MAC address support

## Version 0.2

Added the office-lan example, and improved the rendering logic

## Version 0.1

Initial public release



# TODOs

## More flexible mappings from cable types to circuit types

Right now, we have a fixed mapping, that each cable type (eg, `utp`)
has a corresponding circuit type (eg, `ethernet`) that it can
carry. However, UTP in particular can carry ethernet, serial, KVM, and
others. This, currently, will cause warnings as the system will
complain that a UTP cable is meant for Ethernet! It'd be best to make
each cable type map to a list of circuit types so the warnings can be
handled better. It makes it harder to guess the type of a circuit,
though - we'd need to try to find, for undeclared-type circuits that
don't have IP4 subnets or MAC addresses (which would make them
definitely Ethernets) a common type, or just leave them as of unknown
type.

## Structured cabling

Right now cables are rather simple beasts. To better support
structured cabling systems, it would be nice to explain how a physical
link gets from some switch port to another, via a structured cabling
system.

Proposal:

Allow the creation of "panels", which have a series of named ports,
just like a switch. But they are not a "device" to tangle. Ports have
a type, from the same set as cables.

"trunk group" objects join pairs of panel ports together. Provide an
easy way to make a series of trunks between contiguous ranges of
numbered ports. Eg, "Ports 1-4 on patch A are trunked to ports 5-8 on
patch B". Trunks, like any other cables, may join any number of panel
ports (consider busses, such as power cabling).

Cables may now join device ports or panel ports.

Inside tangle, what is currently called a "cable" becomes a "link". A
link is just like a cable, except it has a different name per
attachment point, and it has an internal structure composed of one or
more cables, with trunks between two panel ports joining cables.

So, we might have:

    panel patch-a {
          title "Second floor patch panel"
          # Patch ports are created implicitly by trunking them
    }

    panel patch-b {
          title "Basement patch panel"
    }
    
    utp trunk st {
        title "Stairwell trunk"
        group patch-a/1-4 patch-b/5-8
    
        # Could also be written out as:
    
        # trunk patch-a/1 patch-b/5
        # trunk patch-a/2 patch-b/6
        # trunk patch-a/3 patch-b/7
        # trunk patch-a/4 patch-b/8
    
        # Each trunk line lists *one or more* endpoints, although
        # there's little use for a one-end trunk; perhaps unfinished
        # cabling!
    
        # Each connection in the trunk is assigned a label, by default
        # str(int(previous_label)+1), so both of the above would
        # label them '1' to '4'.
    
        # But we can also name or number them explicitly, eg if we have
        # identification by pair colour in a big cable:
    
        # trunk red patch-a/1 patch-b/5
        # trunk blue patch-a/2 patch-b/6
        # trunk green patch-a/3 patch-b/7
        # trunk yellow patch-a/4 patch-b/8
    }
    
    utp A01 { # Patch two ports together
        panel patch-a/1
        panel patch-a/2
    }
    
    utp B01 {
        panel patch-b/5
        device server/eth
    }
    
    utp B02 {
        panel patch-b/6
        device switch/6
    }

Now, we have a link from server/eth to switch/6, which tangle will
treat as it currently treats cables. But that link knows it's called
"B01" where it connects to server/eth, and "B02" where it connects to
switch/6, and it knows it has this structure:

utp B01 -> panel patch-b/5 -> trunk st/1 -> panel patch-a/1
-> utp A01 -> panel patch-a/2 -> trunk st/2 -> panel
patch-b/6 -> utp B02

...which can be explored in the HTML view of the cable.
#
Each panel would have its own table of what things plug into its
ports, and what trunks link it to where, too.

### TASKS:

 * Generalise the notion of "cable" to "link" in the existing
   codebase, but with the current cable-parsing code as input; just
   modify the data model, rename classes, update the output renderers
   to handle links having different names at different attachments,
   and make everything work again. - DONE

 * Modify the input parser to create new panel, trunk group, and cable
   objects. A "trunk" is always identified as trunk group + label of
   the trunk within it, for easier management. - DONE

 * Add a phase, after parsing, to create links from the
   panels/trunks/cables it finds. - DONE

 * Extend the HTML renderer to display the detailed structure of links. - DONE

 * Extend the HTML renderer to display panels. - DONE

 * Add a third dot renderer that shows panels (rectangles) and trunk
   groups (thick lines), and devices (ovals) and cables (thin
   lines).

 * Document it - DONE

## Generalise device/cable types

PROGRESS: Cable+circuit types now come from a `CABLE_TYPES` dict in
network.py; provide an option to load more.

The core engine has a fixed list of device and cable types (and circuit
types?), even though it doesn't really care what they are. Front-end
scripts tend to care more, as they often invoke special rendering for
particular types of object.

Adding to this list involves extending the parser regexps, extending
the documentation, and then extending the various rendering scripts.

It might be nice to have a configuration file that lists all the types
of typable things, and then listing key=value properties for them. The
parser can generate its regexps from the lists, and then frontends can
look up keys to find styling information for specific types.

Make better use of more node shapes:

http://www.graphviz.org/doc/info/shapes.html

Also, make use of colour to better distinguish node and link types in
the graphviz outputs.

## Better rendering

Add an option to the dot generators, passing in an optional HTML
filename; if present, then an image map is created, linking objects in
the diagrams to the corresponding objects in the HTML report.

Add an option to generate a graph of the cables and trunks forming a
link which, when image-mapped, can be included in the HTML
documentation, for each link. Or find some other way to graph the
potentially complex interconnections of trunks and cables in a link.

## Minor issues

* Add support for multi-drop trunks. The core data structures support
  it, but the parser needs to be a little more sophisticated.

* Note the filename+line number of definition of all the objects, for
  ease of back-referencing. (How to display nicely in the HTML view?)

* Make ip4 reserved ranges appear as a single row in the IP4 displays
  in the HTML, rather than one per IP.

* Make it a proper installable Python thing where you do `python
  setup.py install`

* Make a list of stub addresses, and put a table of them in the ip4
  subnets section of the HTML report, as a special "others" subnet

* If an ip4 is declared on a device but there isn't a cable 'creating'
  that port on the device, create a port without any cables (and warn
  about it).

* Refactor the naming of `code`, `name`, and `title`
  fields. Standardise on `name` and `title`, most likely, for code
  name and full title.

* Normalise how owners and locations are handled; make `location`
  valid in any object (even trunks can be confined to a building), and
  have a generalised owner/location cross-referencing function that
  can be called on any array of objects with `name` and `location`
  properties, given the name of an array in the `organisation` and
  `location` objects to add objects to.

* Improve the CSS, to make table rows clearer, and better separation
  of top-level headings between objects in the main pane.

#!/bin/sh

## FIXME: Check command line arguments make sense, complain if not.
## FIXME: Support specifynig an explicit BASENAME, to put output somewhere other than alongside input.
## FIXME: Support having Tangle "installed" somewhere, and finding it on the PATH.

INPUT=$1
BASENAME=`echo $INPUT | sed s/\\.[^.]*$//`
OUTPUT_HTML=$BASENAME.html
OUTPUT_CIRCUITS=${BASENAME}_circuits.png
OUTPUT_NETWORK_CABLES=${BASENAME}_network_cables.png
OUTPUT_MANAGEMENT_CABLES=${BASENAME}_management_cables.png
TMPDIR=/tmp/tangle-run-$$
TMP_CIRCUITS=$TMPDIR/circuits.dot
TMP_NETWORK_CABLES=$TMPDIR/network_cables.dot
TMP_MANAGEMENT_CABLES=$TMPDIR/management_cables.dot

mkdir $TMPDIR

echo "Generating HTML..."
python make-network-html.py < $INPUT > $OUTPUT_HTML

echo "Generating diagrams..."
python make-network-circuit-diagram.py < $INPUT > $TMP_CIRCUITS
python make-network-cabling-diagram.py ethernet telephone virtual < $INPUT > $TMP_NETWORK_CABLES
python make-network-cabling-diagram.py power kvm serial usb parallel < $INPUT > $TMP_MANAGEMENT_CABLES

echo "Rendering diagrams..."
neato -Tpng -o $OUTPUT_CIRCUITS $TMP_CIRCUITS
neato -Tpng -o $OUTPUT_NETWORK_CABLES $TMP_NETWORK_CABLES
neato -Tpng -o $OUTPUT_MANAGEMENT_CABLES $TMP_MANAGEMENT_CABLES

echo "Tidying up..."
#rm -rf $TMPDIR

device laptop {
       type workstation
       note "No IP address assigned, as it DHCPs"
}

device printer {
       type printer

       ip4 ethernet 10.0.0.3
}

utp printer-switch {
      device printer/ethernet
      device switch/2
      vlan home

telephone router-adsl {
    device router/WAN
    device phone-network/downstairs-socket
    note "Cable from ADSL router to phone socket on the wall"
}

wifi wireless-net {
	device mumpc/wifi
	device laptop/wifi
	device router/wifi
	vlan home
}

vlan home {
     ip4 subnet 10.0.0.0/24 "Home"
     ip4 reserved 10.0.0.100-10.0.0.254 "DHCP"
}

     ip4 subnet 192.168.3.0/24 "Internal servers"
}

vlan core.400 {
     title "Management"
     ip4 subnet 192.168.100.0/24 "Management"
}

location main-building {
	 title "Main building"
	 address postal "123 Any Street, Any Town, Any Country, Earth"
}

# Server Room

location server-room {
	 title "Server room"
	 location main-building
}

## Core Network

device core-switch {
       type switch
       location server-room
       # This IP address is attached to the "management" port
       # of the switch, via a virtual cable (see below)
       ip4 management 192.168.100.10
       mac management 00:26:9e:25:70:27
}

virtual core-switch-mgmt {
	# Here we show how the management interface of a switch
	# works. It's a virtual cable with only one "end",
	# thereby assigning a VLAN to the port "management" on the switch.
	device core-switch/management
	vlan core.400
}

device hades {
       type router
       location server-room
       note "Cisco 2800"
       note "Border router"
       ip4 loopback 123.123.123.8 stub
       ip4 internal core.210 123.123.123.17
       mac internal core.210 f2:0b:a4:c9:c1:0d
       ip4 internal core.220 123.123.123.33
       mac internal core.220 f2:0b:a4:c9:c1:0d

      vlan core.100
}

device bovril {
       type firewall
       note "Cisco ASA"
       note "Firewall"
       location server-room
       note "Provides DHCP to 192.168.2.1 on core.310"
       ip4 external 123.123.123.18
       mac external 00:c4:12:3e:e3:01
       ip4 internal core.300 192.168.1.254
       mac internal core.300 00:c4:12:3e:e3:01
       ip4 internal core.310 192.168.2.1
       mac internal core.310 00:c4:12:3e:e3:01

    tagged vlans core.300,core.310,core.320,core.400
}

## External Servers

device alice {
       type server
       location server-room
       note "Web/mail server"
       ip4 eth0 123.123.123.34
}

utp 004 {
    device alice/eth0
    device core-switch/4
    vlan  core.220
}

## Internal Servers

device internal-switch {
       type switch
       location server-room
       ip4 management 192.168.100.11
       mac management 00:c4:12:4f:08:12
}

virtual internal-switch-mgmt {
	device internal-switch/management
	vlan core.400
}

utp 005 {
    device core-switch/5
    device internal-switch/1
    tagged vlans core.320,core.400,core.310,core.300
}

device boris {
       type server
       location server-room
       note "Workgroup Fileserver"
       ip4 eth0 192.168.3.10
}

utp i002 {
    device internal-switch/2
    device boris/eth0
    vlan core.320
}

device keith {
       type server
       location server-room
       note "VM host"
       ip4 eth0 192.168.3.12
       hosts build-linux
       hosts build-freebsd
}

utp i003 {

virtual keith-vswitch {
	device build-linux/eth0
	device build-freebsd/rtk0
	device keith/vif0
	vlan core.320
}







utp i004 {
    device internal-switch/4
    device laserjet/ethernet
    vlan core.320
}

## Power management

device pdu1 {
       type manager
       location server-room
       ip4 ethernet 192.168.100.5
       mac ethernet 00:00:24:c2:44:9f
}

utp i007 {
    device internal-switch/7
    device pdu1/ethernet

      device exchange/ac
}

## Phone system

device exchange {
       type router
       location server-room
       note "Telephone local exchange unit"
       ip4 voip 123.123.123.35
}

utp i008 {
    device internal-switch/8
    device exchange/management
    vlan core.400
}

utp i009 {
    device internal-switch/9
    device exchange/voip
    vlan core.220
}

# Main Office

location office {
	 title "Main office"
	 location main-building
}

device laserjet {
       type printer
       location office
       ip4 ethernet 192.168.3.20
       mac ethernet 00:00:24:c3:8a:1c
}

device office-switch {
       type switch
       location office
       ip4 management 192.168.100.12
       mac management 00:e0:81:2c:4d:43
}

virtual office-switch-mgmt {
	device office-switch/management
	vlan core.400
}

utp i005 {
    device internal-switch/5
    device office-switch/48
    tagged vlans core.400,core.320
}

## Workstations

device pc001 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.1
}

utp o001 {
      device pc001/eth
      device office-switch/1
      vlan core.300
}

device pc002 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.2
}

utp o002 {
      device pc002/eth
      device office-switch/2
      vlan core.300
}

device pc003 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.3
}

utp o003 {
      device pc003/eth
      device office-switch/3
      vlan core.300
}

device pc004 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.4
}

utp o004 {
      device pc004/eth
      device office-switch/4
      vlan core.300
}

device pc005 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.5
}

utp o005 {
      device pc005/eth
      device office-switch/5
      vlan core.300
}

device pc006 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.6
}

utp o006 {
      device pc006/eth
      device office-switch/6
      vlan core.300
}

device pc007 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.7
}

utp o007 {
      device pc007/eth
      device office-switch/7
      vlan core.300
}

device pc008 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.8
}

utp o008 {
      device pc008/eth
      device office-switch/8
      vlan core.300
}

device pc009 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.9
}

utp o009 {
      device pc009/eth
      device office-switch/9
      vlan core.300
}

device pc010 {
       type workstation
       location office
       ip4 eth 192.168.1.10
}

utp o010 {
      device pc010/eth
      device office-switch/10
      vlan core.300
}

## Wifi

device wifi-bridge {
       type other
       location office
       ip4 ethernet core.400 192.168.100.20
}

virtual wifi {
	device wifi-bridge/wifi
	vlan core.310
}

utp i006 {
    device wifi-bridge/ethernet
    device internal-switch/6
    tagged vlans core.400,core.310
}

## Phones

device phone001 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p001 {
	  device exchange/1
	  device phone001/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone002 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p002 {
	  device exchange/2
	  device phone002/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone003 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p003 {
	  device exchange/3
	  device phone003/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone004 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p004 {
	  device exchange/4
	  device phone004/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone005 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p005 {
	  device exchange/5
	  device phone005/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone006 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p006 {
	  device exchange/6
	  device phone006/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone007 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p007 {
	  device exchange/7
	  device phone007/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone008 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p008 {
	  device exchange/8
	  device phone008/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone009 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p009 {
	  device exchange/9
	  device phone009/tel
	  vlan phones
}

device phone010 {
       type telephone
       location office
}

telephone p010 {
	  device exchange/10
	  device phone010/tel
	  vlan phones
}

      elif deviceType == "telephone":
         print "device%s [shape=\"diamond\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      elif deviceType == "virtual":
         print "device%s [shape=\"box\" style=\"dashed\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      else:
         print "device%s [shape=\"box\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)

   print
   print "// Locations"
   print

   for locName in cabling.locations:
      loc = cabling.locations[locName]
      if loc.location == None:
         # It's a root
         def declareSubgraph(loc):
            print "subgraph cluster%s {" % makeName(loc.code)
            print "label=\"%s\"" % loc.name
            for dev in loc.devices:
               print "device%s" % makeName(dev.name)
            for subloc in loc.locations:
               declareSubgraph(subloc)
            print "}"
         declareSubgraph(loc)

   print
   print "// Virtualisation"
   print
   
   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]
   
      for hosteeName in device.hostedDevices:
         print "device%s -- device%s [style=\"dashed\" headlabel=\"host\" taillabel=\"vm\"]" % (makeName(hosteeName),makeName(deviceName))

   print
   print "// Links"
   print
   
   def linkStyle(circuitType):
      if circuitType == "ethernet":
         return ""



      elif circuitType == "power":
         return "style=\"bold\""

      elif circuitType == "serial":
         return "style=\"dotted\""
      elif circuitType == "usb":
         return "style=\"dotted\""
      elif circuitType == "parallal":
         return "style=\"dotted\""
      elif circuitType == "kvm":
         return "style=\"dotted\""

      elif circuitType == "virtual":
         return "style=\"dotted\""


      elif circuitType == "telephone":
         return "style=\"dashed\""

      elif circuitType == "other":
         return "style=\"dashed\""

      else:
         return ""

   for linkName in cabling.links:
      link = cabling.links[linkName]
      circuitType = network.getCircuitType(link.cableType)
      
      if filterSet != [] and circuitType not in filterSet:
         continue

      if circuitType == "unused" or len(link.devices)<2:
         continue
         
      if len(link.devices) == 2:
         (deviceName0,port0,cable0) = link.devices[0]
         (deviceName1,port1,cable1) = link.devices[1]
         
         print "device%s -- device%s [taillabel=\"%s\" label=\"%s\" headlabel=\"%s\" %s];" % (makeName(deviceName0), makeName(deviceName1), port0, linkName, port1, linkStyle(circuitType))
      else:
         print "link%s [label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(linkName),linkName)
      
         for link in link.devices:
            (deviceName,port,cable) = link
         
            print "link%s -- device%s [headlabel=\"%s\" %s];" % (makeName(linkName), makeName(deviceName), port, linkStyle(circuitType))
         
   print "}"

# 1) Load and process configration

cabling = network.loadCabling (sys.stdin)

# 2) Print it out nicely

filterSet = sys.argv[1:]

printCablingDiagram (cabling, filterSet)

import network
import sys
import re

names = {}
idCounter = 0
def makeName(name):
   global idCounter
   if name not in names:
      names[name] = idCounter
      idCounter = idCounter + 1
   return names[name]

def printCircuitDiagram (cabling):
   print "graph circuits {"
   print "edge [len=3];"
   print
   print "// Devices"
   print

   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]
      deviceType = device.deviceType

      if deviceType == "router":
         print "device%s [shape=\"hexagon\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      elif deviceType == "switch":
         print "device%s [shape=\"trapezium\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      elif deviceType == "manager" or deviceType == "power":
         print "device%s [shape=\"parallelogram\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      elif deviceType == "external":
         print "device%s [shape=\"triangle\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      elif deviceType == "virtual":
         print "device%s [shape=\"box\" style=\"dashed\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)
      else: # Anything else
         print "device%s [shape=\"box\" label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(deviceName),deviceName)

   print
   print "// Locations"
   print

   for locName in cabling.locations:
      loc = cabling.locations[locName]
      if loc.location == None:
         # It's a root
         def declareSubgraph(loc):
            print "subgraph cluster%s {" % makeName(loc.code)
            print "label=\"%s\"" % loc.name
            for dev in loc.devices:
               print "device%s" % makeName(dev.name)
            for subloc in loc.locations:
               declareSubgraph(subloc)
            print "}"
         declareSubgraph(loc)

   print
   print "// Virtualisation"
   print

   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]

      for hosteeName in device.hostedDevices:
         print "device%s -- device%s [style=\"dashed\" headlabel=\"host\" taillabel=\"vm\"]" % (makeName(hosteeName),makeName(deviceName))

   print
   print "// Circuits"
   print

   for circuitName in cabling.circuits:
      circuit = cabling.circuits[circuitName]

      print "circuit%s [label=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(circuitName),circuitName)

      for link in circuit.ports:
         (deviceName,port,link) = link

         deviceType = cabling.devices[deviceName].deviceType
         cableType = cabling.links[link.name].cableType

         # Only show switches if this is a virtual link, eg their admin port
         if cableType == "virtual":
            print "circuit%s -- device%s [headlabel=\"%s\" style=\"dotted\"];" % (makeName(circuitName), makeName(deviceName), port)
         else:
            if deviceType == "switch":
               pass # ignore non-virtual links to switches, it just clutters stuff
            else:
               print "circuit%s -- device%s [headlabel=\"%s\"];" % (makeName(circuitName), makeName(deviceName), port)


   print "}"

# 1) Load and process configration

cabling = network.loadCabling (sys.stdin)

# 2) Print it out nicely

printCircuitDiagram (cabling)

#
# List all the ports on all the devices, documenting what cable is plugged into each, then do the same for circuits, cables, subnets, etc.
#

import network
import sys
import re


def printHTMLCabling (cabling):
   print "<html><head><title>Devices and Ports</title>"

   print "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"network.css\" type=\"text/css\">"

   print "</head><body>"

   print "<div id=\"nav1\">"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-devs\">Devices</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-circuits\">Circuits</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-links\">Links</a><br>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-panels\">Patch Panels</a><br>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-trunkgroups\">Trunk Groups</a><br>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-unused\">Unused Ports</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-ip4subnets\">IP4</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-macs\">MACs</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-orgs\">Organisations</a>"
   print "<a href=\"#nav-locs\">Locations</a>"
   print "</div>"

   print "<div id=\"nav2\">"

   deviceNames = cabling.devices.keys()
   deviceNames.sort()

   circuitNames = cabling.circuits.keys()
   circuitNames.sort()

   linkNames = cabling.links.keys()
   linkNames.sort()

   subnetNames = cabling.ip4subnets.keys()
   subnetNames.sort()

   macNames = cabling.macs.keys()
   macNames.sort()

   orgNames = cabling.organisations.keys()
   orgNames.sort()

   locNames = cabling.locations.keys()
   locNames.sort()

   panelNames = cabling.panels.keys()
   panelNames.sort()

   trunkGroupNames = cabling.trunkGroups.keys()
   trunkGroupNames.sort()

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-devs\">Devices</h2>"

   for devType in ["server","switch","router","manager","power","external","virtual","workstation","printer","telephone","firewall","other"]:
      found_any = False
      for deviceName in deviceNames:
         if cabling.devices[deviceName].deviceType == devType:

         print "<h3>Other Devices</h3>"
      print "<ul>"
      for deviceName in deviceNames:
         if cabling.devices[deviceName].deviceType == devType:
            print "<li><a href=\"#%s\">%s</a></li>" % (deviceName,cabling.devices[deviceName])
      print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-circuits\">Circuits</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for circuitName in circuitNames:
      print "<li><a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (circuitName,cabling.circuits[circuitName])
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-links\">Links</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for linkName in linkNames:
      if cabling.links[linkName].cableType != "unused":
         print "<li><a href=\"#link-%s\">%s</a> %s</li>" % (linkName,linkName,cabling.links[linkName].cableType)
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-panels\">Patch Panels</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for panelName in panelNames:
      print "<li><a href=\"#panel-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (panelName,panelName)
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-trunkgroups\">Trunk Groups</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for trunkGroupName in trunkGroupNames:
      print "<li><a href=\"#trunkgroup-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (trunkGroupName,trunkGroupName)
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-unused\">Unused Ports</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for linkName in linkNames:
      if cabling.links[linkName].cableType == "unused":
         print "<li><a href=\"#link-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (linkName,linkName)
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-ip4subnets\">IP4 Subnets</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for subnetName in subnetNames:
      subnet = cabling.ip4subnets[subnetName]

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-orgs\">Organisations</h2>"

   print "<ul>"
   for orgName in orgNames:
      print "<li><a href=\"#org-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (orgName,cabling.organisations[orgName])
   print "</ul>"

   print "<h2 id=\"nav-locs\">Locations</h2>"

   # Express the hierarchy
   def listChildLocations(locations):
      if len(locations) > 0:
         print "<ul>"
         for loc in locations:
            print "<li><a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a>" % (loc.code,loc)
            listChildLocations(loc.locations)
            print "</li>"
         print "</ul>"

   print "<ul>"
   for locName in locNames:
      if cabling.locations[locName].location == None:
         print "<li><a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a>" % (locName,cabling.locations[locName])
         listChildLocations(cabling.locations[locName].locations)
         print "</li>"
   print "</ul>"

   print "</div>"

   print "<div id=\"details\">"

   print "<h1>Devices</h1>"

   for deviceName in deviceNames:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]
      print "<h2 id=\"%s\">%s (%s)</h1>" % (deviceName,device, device.deviceType)

      print "<p>Owner: <a href=\"#org-%s\">%s</a></p>" % (device.owner.code,device.owner.name)

      if device.location:
         print "<p>Location: <a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a></p>" % (device.location, cabling.locations[device.location])

      if len(device.hostedDevices) > 0:
         print "<p>Hosted virtual devices</p>"
         print "<ul>"
         for hosteeName in device.hostedDevices:
            print "<li><a href=\"#%s\">%s</a></li>" % (hosteeName, hosteeName)
         print "</ul>"

      if len(device.hostedBy) > 0:
         for hostName in device.hostedBy:
            print "<p>This is a virtual device hosted by <a href=\"#%s\">%s</a>" % (hostName,hostName)

      for note in device.notes:
         print "<p>%s</p>" % note

      ports = device.ports
      ip4s = device.ip4s
      macs = device.macs

      numberRE = re.compile(r"[0-9]+")
      def portcmp(a,b):
         # Sort two port names, but noticing if they're all numeric and doing a numeric
         # comparison if so
         if numberRE.match(a[0]) and numberRE.match(b[0]):
            return cmp(int(a[0]),int(b[0]))
         else:
            return cmp(a[0],b[0])

      ports.sort(portcmp)

      print "<table class=\"device\">"
      for portData in ports:
         (port,link) = portData
         print "<tr class=\"dev-hdr\" id=\"%s-%s\"><td>port <b>%s</b></td><td>%s <a href=\"#link-%s\">%s</a></td></th>" % (deviceName,port,port,link.cableType, link.name,link.name)
         if link.tagged == True:
            first = True
            for circuit in link.circuits:
               if first:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-circuits\"><td>Tagged Circuits</td>"
                  first = False
               else:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-circuits\"><td></td>"

               print "<td><a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></td></tr>" % (circuit,cabling.circuits[circuit])
         elif link.tagged == False:
            print "<tr class=\"dev-circuits\"><td>Circuit</td><td>"
            print "<a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a>" % (link.circuit,cabling.circuits[link.circuit])
            print "</td></tr>"
         else:
            # Not Ethernet
            pass

         if len(link.devices)>1 and link.cableType != "unused":
            first = True
            for oDevice in link.devices:
               (oDevName,oDevPort,oDevCable) = oDevice
               if oDevName == deviceName:
                  continue # Don't list ourselves

               if first:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-links\"><td>Links to</td>"
                  first = False
               else:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-links\"><td></td>"
               print "<td><a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> via %s</td></tr>" % (oDevName, oDevPort, oDevName, oDevPort, oDevCable)

         # Let's map circuit names to pairs ([macs],[ip4s])
         port_circuits = {}

#         print >> sys.stderr, "%s MACS: %r IP4s: %r" % (device,macs,ip4s)

         if macs.has_key(port):
            for mac in macs[port]:
               if mac.circuit == None:
                  circuit = False
               else:
                  circuit = mac.circuit

               if not port_circuits.has_key(circuit):
                  port_circuits[circuit] = ([],[])
               port_circuits[circuit][0].append(mac)

         if ip4s.has_key(port):
            for ip4 in ip4s[port]:
               if ip4.circuit == None:
                  circuit = False
               else:
                  circuit = ip4.circuit

               if not port_circuits.has_key(circuit):
                  port_circuits[circuit] = ([],[])
               port_circuits[circuit][1].append(ip4)


         for circuit in port_circuits:
            (port_macs,port_ip4s) = port_circuits[circuit]
            first = True

            for mac in port_macs:
               if first:
                  if circuit == False:
                     print "<tr class=\"dev-ip4\"><td><i>unspecified circuit</i></td>"
                  else:
                     print "<tr class=\"dev-ip4\"><td>circuit <a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></td>" % (circuit,cabling.circuits[circuit])
                  first = False
               else:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-mac\"><td></td>"

               print "<td>MAC <tt>%s</tt>" % mac.mac
               if mac.shared:
                  print "<i>(shared)</i>"
               print "</td></tr>"

            for ip4 in port_ip4s:
               if first:
                  if circuit == False:
                     print "<tr class=\"dev-ip4\"><td><i>unspecified circuit</i></td>"
                  else:
                     print "<tr class=\"dev-ip4\"><td>circuit <a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></td>" % (circuit,cabling.circuits[circuit])

                  first = False
               else:
                  print "<tr class=\"dev-ip4\"><td></td>"

               print "<td>IP4 "

               if ip4.circuit == None:
                  print "%s" % (network.unparse_ip(ip4.ip))
               else:
                  subnetFound = False

                  for snName in cabling.ip4subnets:
                     sn = cabling.ip4subnets[snName]
                     if ip4.circuit == sn.circuit:
                        for Oip4 in sn.ip4s:
                           for Oport in Oip4.ports:
                              if Oport[0] == deviceName and Oport[1] == port:
                                 subnetFound = True
                                 print "<a href=\"#subnet-%s-%d.%d.%d.%d\">" % (sn.id, ip4.ip[0], ip4.ip[1], ip4.ip[2], ip4.ip[3])

                  if subnetFound:

            print "<tr><th id=\"mac-%s\"><tt>%s</tt></th>" % (mac,mac)
            first = False
         else:
            print "<tr><td></td>"
         
         print "<td><a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a>" % (macport.device, macport.port, macport.device, macport.port)

         if macport.circuit != None:
            print "(<a href=\"#circuit-%s\">circuit %s</a>)" % (macport.circuit, macport.circuit)

         print "</td></tr>"

   print "</table>"

   print "<h1>Circuits</h1>"

   for circuitName in circuitNames:
      circuitLinks = cabling.circuits[circuitName].ports

      print "<h2 id=\"circuit-%s\">Circuit %s (%s)</h2>" % (circuitName, cabling.circuits[circuitName], cabling.circuits[circuitName].circuitType)

      for note in cabling.circuits[circuitName].notes:
         print "<p>%s</p>" % note

      print "<ul>"

      for sn in cabling.circuits[circuitName].ip4subnets:
         print "<li>IPv4: <a href=\"#subnet-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (sn.id, sn.nice_title())

      print "</ul>"

      print "<table class=\"circuit\">"

      # Sort by link then device then port
      circuitLinks.sort(lambda a,b: cmp("%s/%s/%s" % (a[2],a[0],a[1]), "%s/%s/%s" % (b[2],b[0],b[1])))

      lastLink = None

      for circuitLink in circuitLinks:
         (dev,port,cable) = circuitLink

         if link != lastLink:
            print "<tr class=\"circuit-link-hdr\">"
            print "<th>%s <a href=\"#link-%s\">%s</a></th>" % (link.cableType, link.name,link.name)
            lastLink = link
         else:
            print "<tr>"
            print "<td></td>"
         print "<td><a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a></td>" % (dev,port,dev,port)

         print "</tr>"

      print "</table>"

   def documentLink(linkName,link,showCircuits):
      print "<tr id=\"link-%s\"><th>%s</th>" % (linkName, link)

      print "<td>"

      print "<ul>"
      if len (link.cables) == 1:
         for device in link.devices:
            (dev,port,cable) = device
            print "<li>device <a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a></li>" % (dev,port,dev,port)
         for (panel,port,cable) in link.panels:
            print "<li>panel <a href=\"#panel%s-%s\">%s/%s</a></li>" % (panel,port,panel,port)

      else:
         for device in link.devices:
            (dev,port,cable) = device
            print "<li>device <a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> on %s</li>" % (dev,port,dev,port,cabling.cables[cable])
         for (panel,port,cable) in link.panels:
            print "<li>panel <a href=\"#panel%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> on %s</li>" % (panel,port,panel,port,cabling.cables[cable])

         for cable in link.cables:
            if len(cable.notes) == 0:
               print "<li>%s</li>" % cable
            else:
               print "<li>%s (%s)</li>" % (cable, ", ".join(cable.notes))

      print "</ul>"

      print "</td>"

      if showCircuits:
         if link.tagged == None:
            print "<td></td>"
         elif link.tagged:
            print "<td>"
            print "<p>Tagged:</p><ul>"
            for circuit in link.circuits:
               print "<li><a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (circuit,circuit)
            print "</ul>"

            print "</td>"
         else:
            print "<td><a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a></td>" % (link.circuit,link.circuit)
         print "</tr>"











   print "<h1>Links</h1>"

   print "<table class=\"links\">"
   print "<tr><th>Link</th><th>Connections</th><th>Circuits</th></tr>"
   for linkName in linkNames:
      link = cabling.links[linkName]
      if link.cableType != "unused":
         documentLink(linkName, link, True)

   print "</table>"

   print "<h1>Patch Panels</h1>"
   for panelName in panelNames:
      panel = cabling.panels[panelName]
      print "<h2 id=\"panel-%s\">%s</h2>" % (panelName, panel.title)

      print "<p>Owner: <a href=\"#org-%s\">%s</a></p>" % (panel.owner.code,panel.owner.name)

      if panel.location:
         print "<p>Location: <a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a></p>" % (panel.location, cabling.locations[panel.location])

      for note in panel.notes:
         print "<p>%s</p>" % note

      def panelportcmp(a,b):
         if numberRE.match(a) and numberRE.match(b):
            return cmp(int(a),int(b))
         else:
            return cmp(a,b)

      ports = list(set(panel.trunks.keys()) | set(panel.cables.keys()))
      ports.sort(panelportcmp)

      print "<table>"
      print "<tr><th>Port</th><th>Cable</th><th>Trunk</th><th>Link</th></tr>"
      for port in ports:
         print "<tr><th id=\"panel-%s-%s\">%s</th>" % (panelName, port, port)
         link = None

         if panel.cables.has_key(port):
            cable = panel.cables[port]
            if len(cable.devices)+len(cable.panels) == 1:
               print "<td>%s (dangling)</td>" % cable
            else:
               print "<td>%s to (" % cable
               for (device,port2) in cable.devices:
                  print "<a href=\"#%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> " % (device, port2, device, port2)
               for (panel2,port2) in cable.panels:
                  if panel2 == panelName and port2 == port:
                     pass
                  else:
                     print "<a href=\"#panel-%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> " % (panel2, port2, panel2, port2)
               print ")</td>"

            link = cable.link
         else:
            print "<td></td>"

         if panel.trunks.has_key(port):
            trunk = panel.trunks[port]
            print "<td><a href=\"#trunkgroup-%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> to (" % (trunk.trunkGroup, trunk.trunkGroupLabel, trunk.trunkGroup, trunk.trunkGroupLabel)
            for (panel2,port2) in trunk.panels:
               if panel2 == panelName and port2 == port:
                  pass
               else:
                  print "<a href=\"#panel-%s-%s\">%s/%s</a> " % (panel2, port2, panel2, port2)
            print ")</td>"
            link = trunk.link
         else:
            print "<td></td>"

         if link != None:
            print "<td><a href=\"#link-%s\">%s</a></td>" % (link.name,link)
         else:
            print "<td></td>"
         print "</tr>"
      print "</table>"

   print "<h1>Trunk Groups</h1>"
   for trunkGroupName in trunkGroupNames:
      trunkGroup = cabling.trunkGroups[trunkGroupName]
      print "<h2 id=\"trunkgroup-%s\">%s (%s)</h2>" % (trunkGroupName, trunkGroup.title, trunkGroup.cableType)

      for note in trunkGroup.notes:
         print "<p>%s</p>" % note

      print "<table>"
      print "<tr><th>Trunk</th><th>Endpoints</th></tr>"
      for trunk in trunkGroup.trunks:
         print "<tr><th id=\"trunkgroup-%s-%s\">%s/%s</th><td>" % (trunkGroupName, trunk.trunkGroupLabel, trunkGroupName, trunk.trunkGroupLabel)
         for (panel,port) in trunk.panels:
            print "<a href=\"panel-%s-%s\">%s/%s</a>" % (panel, port, panel, port)

         print "</td></tr>"
      print "</table>"

   print "<h1>Unused Ports</h1>"

   print "<table class=\"links\">"
   print "<tr><th>Group</th><th>Ports</th></tr>"
   for linkName in linkNames:
      link = cabling.links[linkName]
      if link.cableType == "unused":
         documentLink(linkName, link, False)

   print "</table>"

   print "<h1>IP4 Subnets</h1>"

   for subnetName in subnetNames:
      subnet = cabling.ip4subnets[subnetName]

      print "<h2 id=\"subnet-%s\">%s on circuit <a href=\"#circuit-%s\">%s</a>" % (subnet.id,network.unparse_ip(subnet.net), subnet.circuit, cabling.circuits[subnet.circuit])
      if subnet.title != None:
         print "(%s)" % subnet.title

      print "</h2>"

      print "<table class=\"subnet\">"
      subnet.ip4s.sort(lambda a,b: cmp(a.ip,b.ip))

            print contact

      print "<h3>Owned Devices</h3>"
      print "<ul>"
      for device in org.devices:
         print "<li><a href=\"#%s\">%s</a></li>" % (device.name, device.name)
      print "</ul>"

      print "<h3>Owned Locations</h3>"
      print "<ul>"
      for location in org.locations:
         print "<li><a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (location.code, location.name)
      print "</ul>"

   print "<h1>Locations</h1>"

   for locName in locNames:
      loc = cabling.locations[locName]
      if loc.name != loc.code:
         print "<h2 id=\"loc-%s\">%s (%s)</h2>" % (loc.code, loc.name, loc.code)
      else:
         print "<h2 id=\"loc-%s\">%s</h2>" % (loc.code, loc.name)

      if loc.location:
         print "<p>Contained within <a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a>" % (loc.location, cabling.locations[loc.location])

      print "<p>Owner: <a href=\"#org-%s\">%s</a></p>" % (loc.owner.code,loc.owner.name)

      for note in loc.notes:
         print "<p>%s</p>" % note

      for addrType in loc.addresses:
         address = loc.addresses[addrType]
         print "<p>%s: %s</p>" % (addrType, address)

      print "<h3>Devices in this Location</h3>"
      print "<ul>"
      for device in loc.devices:
         print "<li><a href=\"#%s\">%s</a></li>" % (device.name, device.name)
      print "</ul>"

      print "<h3>Locations within this Location</h3>"
      print "<ul>"
      for subloc in loc.locations:
         print "<li><a href=\"#loc-%s\">%s</a></li>" % (subloc.code, subloc.name)
      print "</ul>"

   print "</div>"

   print "</body></html>"

# 1) Load and process configration

cabling = network.loadCabling (sys.stdin)

# 2) Print it out nicely

printHTMLCabling (cabling)

import sys
import re









class Cable:
   def __init__(self):
      self.cableType = None
      self.name = None
      self.devices = [] # All connected devices, as (dev,port) pairs
      self.panels = [] # All connected panels, as (panel,port) pairs
      self.tagged = None
      self.notes = []
      self.isTrunk = False
      self.trunkGroup = None
      self.trunkGroupLabel = None

      # Which link is this cable part of?
      self.link = None

      # Ethernet cables only
      self.circuit = None
      self.circuits = []

   def __repr__(self):
      if self.isTrunk:
         return "%s trunk %s" % (self.cableType, self.name)
      else:
         return "%s cable %s" % (self.cableType, self.name)
   pass

class Panel:
   def __init__(self, name):
      self.name = name
      self.title = name
      self.location = None
      self.owner = None
      self.notes = []
      self.trunks = {} # dict of port -> cable (in trunk groups)
      self.cables = {} # another dict of port -> cable (not in trunk groups)
      pass

   def __repr__(self):
      return self.name

class TrunkGroup:
   def __init__(self, cableType, name):
      self.name = name
      self.title = name
      self.notes = []
      self.cableType = cableType
      self.trunks = [] # Trunks are just Cables

   def __repr__(self):
      return self.name

class Link:
   def __init__(self):
      self.cableType = None
      self.name = None
      self.devices = [] # All connected devices, as (dev,port,cable) triples
      self.cables = [] # All composing cables, including trunks
      self.panels = [] # All connected panels, as (dev,port,cable) triples

      # Cables without a declared circuit have self.circuit == None
      # and self.tagged = false
      self.circuit = None # for single-circuit cables
      self.tagged = None # true for multi-circuit cables
      self.circuits = [] # for multi-circuit cables

   def __repr__(self):
      if len(self.cables) == 1:
         return "%s cable %s" % (self.cableType, self.name)
      else:
         return "%s link %s" % (self.cableType, self.name)
   pass

class Circuit:
   def __init__(self):
      self.name = None
      self.circuitType = None
      self.ports = [] # list of (device,port,cable) triples
      self.notes = []
      self.ip4subnets = []
      self.title = None
      self.ip4reservations = []
      self.macs = {} # MAC -> list of MacPort objects

   def __repr__(self):
      if self.title == None:
         return "%s" % (self.name)
      else:
         return "%s (%s)" % (self.name, self.title)

class Device:
   def __init__(self):
      self.name = None
      self.ports = []  # List of (portname,link) pairs
      self.notes = []
      self.ip4s = {} # indexed on port name
      self.macs = {} # indexed on port name
      self.deviceType = "server" # default
      self.owner = None
      self.location = None
      self.hostedDevices = [] # List of names of devices we 'host' as VMs
      self.hostedBy = [] # Name of device(s) that host(s) this one, if it's virtual

   def __repr__(self):
      return "%s" % self.name

   def has_port(self,port_name):
      for port in self.ports:
         if port[0] == port_name:
            return True
      return False

class Organisation:
   def __init__(self,code):
      self.code = code
      self.name = code
      self.emergencyContacts = []
      self.authorisedContacts = []
      self.notes = []

      # Contained devices and locations
      self.devices = []
      self.panels = []
      self.locations = []

   def __repr__(self):
      return self.name

class Location:
   def __init__(self,code):
      self.code = code
      self.name = code
      self.owner = None
      self.location = None
      self.notes = []
      self.addresses = {}

      # Down-links to contained objects
      self.devices = []
      self.locations = []
      self.panels = []

   def __repr__(self):
      return self.name

class IP4Port:
   # An IP address on a port
   # Optionally specific to a Circuit on that port
   def __init__(self,circuit,ip,shared,stub):
      self.circuit = circuit
      self.ip = ip
      self.shared = shared
      self.stub = stub

   def __repr__(self):
      return "%s on circuit %s" % (unparse_ip(self.ip),self.circuit)

class MacPort:
   # A MAC address on a port
   # Optionally specific to a Circuit on that port

   def __init__(self,circuit,device,port,mac,shared):
      self.circuit = circuit
      self.device = device
      self.port = port
      self.mac = mac
      self.shared = shared

   def __repr__(self):
      return "%s on circuit %s" % (self.mac,self.circuit)

class IP4Subnet:
   # A subnet with the same IP address but different circuits is a different subnet
   def __init__(self,net,title,multiple):
      global IP4SubnetCounter
      self.net = net
      self.circuit = None
      self.ip4s = []
      self.title = title
      self.multiple = multiple
      self.id = None

   def __repr__(self):
      return "%s on circuit %s" % (unparse_ip(self.net),self.circuit)

   def nice_title(self):
      if self.title == None:
         return repr(self)
      else:
         return "%s (%s)" % (repr(self), self.title)

class IP4:
   def __init__(self,ip):
      self.ip = ip
      self.ports = []
      self.shared = False

   def __repr__(self):
      return "%s on %s" % (unparse_ip(self.ip),",".join(map(lambda(port): "%s/%s" % port,self.ports)))

class CablingScheme:
   def __init__(self,cables,links,circuits,devices,macs,ip4subnets,organisations,locations,panels,trunkGroups):
      self.cables = cables
      self.links = links
      self.circuits = circuits
      self.devices = devices
      self.macs = macs # Dict mapping a mac address to a list of MacPort objects with that mac
      self.ip4subnets = ip4subnets
      self.organisations = organisations
      self.locations = locations
      self.panels = panels
      self.trunkGroups = trunkGroups

# IPs are represented as 5-tuples: 127.0.0.1 = (127,0,0,1,32)
# 10.0.0.0/8 = (10,0,0,0,8)
def parse_ip(ip_str):
   parts = ip_str.split(".")
   if len(parts) != 4:
      raise ValueError, "Invalid IP address %s" % ip_str

   def __iter__(self):
      return self

   def next(self):
      if self.finished:
         raise StopIteration
      else:
         currentIP = self.currentIP
         self.currentIP = next_ip(self.currentIP)
         self.finished = currentIP == self.toIP
#         print >> sys.stderr, "%s/%s/%s/%s" % (currentIP, self.currentIP, self.toIP, self.finished)
         return currentIP

# Map cable types to their corresponding circuit type
CABLE_TYPES = {
   "utp": "ethernet",
   "fibre": "ethernet",
   "wifi": "ethernet",
   "virtual": "ethernet",

   "serial": "serial",

   "parallel": "parallel",

   "power": "power",
   "power240vAC": "power",
   "power110vAC": "power",
   "power48vDC": "power",
   "power12vDC": "power",

   "kvm": "kvm",

   "usb": "usb",

   "telephone": "telephone",

   "unused": "unused"
}

def getCircuitType(cableType):
   # Work out the correct circuit type for a cable
   return CABLE_TYPES[cableType]

def crossRefPanels(cables, panels, trunkGroups, organisations):
   # What trunks go to what panels?
   for trunkGroupName in trunkGroups:
      trunkGroup = trunkGroups[trunkGroupName]
      for trunk in trunkGroup.trunks:
         for (panelName,port) in trunk.panels:
            if not panels.has_key(panelName):
               print >> sys.stderr, "Trunk group %s attempts to connect to port %s of panel %s, but that panel doesn't seem to exist" % (trunkGroupName, port, panelName)
               sys.exit(1)
            panel = panels[panelName]
            panel.trunks[port] = trunk

   # What cables go to what panels?
   for cableName in cables:
      cable = cables[cableName]
      for (panelName,port) in cable.panels:
         if not panels.has_key(panelName):
            print >> sys.stderr, "Cable %s attempts to connect to port %s of panel %s, but that panel doesn't seem to exist" % (cableName, port, panelName)
            sys.exit(1)
         panel = panels[panelName]
         panel.cables[port] = cable

   # Who owns panels, and where are they?
   for panelName in panels:
      panel = panels[panelName]

      nameparts = panelName.split(":")
      if len(nameparts) == 1:
         orgname = "unknown"
      else:
         orgname = nameparts[0]

      if organisations.has_key(orgname):
         panel.owner = organisations[orgname]
      else:
         org = Organisation(orgname)
         panel.owner = org
         organisations[orgname] = org

      panel.owner.panels.append(panel)

def joinCircuits(name1,tagged1,circuit1,circuits1,name2,tagged2,circuit2,circuits2):
   # Join together two circuit definitions, by returning
   # the combined definition of the circuit.
   # Complain if the two circuits are not joinable (and then just return
   # one of them)
   defined1 = (circuit1 != None or len(circuits1) != 0)
   defined2 = (circuit2 != None or len(circuits2) != 0)

   if defined1 and defined2:
      # Check they match
      if circuit1 <> circuit2:
         print >> sys.stderr, "%s carries circuit %s and is patched to %s which carries circuit %s" % (name1, circuit1, name2, circuit2)
      if set(circuits1) <> set(circuits2):
         circuits1.sort()
         circuits2.sort()
         print >> sys.stderr, "%s carries circuits %s and is patched to %s which carries circuits %s" % (name1, ",".join(circuits1), name2, ",".join(circuits2))
      return (tagged1,circuit1,circuits1)
   elif defined1 and not defined2:
      return (tagged1,circuit1,circuits1)
   elif not defined1 and defined2:
      return (tagged2,circuit2,circuits2)
   else:
      # Neither are defined
      return (None, None, [])

def findLinks(cables,panels,trunkGroups):
   # Given a dict of cables, build the dict of links by
   # seeing what cables are joined together

   links = []

   for cableName in cables:
      cable = cables[cableName]

      if cable.link:
         # We've already dealt with this one
         #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Cable %s already on link %s" % (cable, cable.link)
         continue

      if len(cable.panels) == 0:
         # Does the cable interface with any panels?
         # If not, it's a link unto itself

         link = Link()

         link.cableType = cable.cableType
         link.devices = []
         link.cables = [cable]
         link.panels = []
         for device in cable.devices:
            link.devices.append((device[0],device[1],cable.name))
         link.tagged = cable.tagged
         link.circuit = cable.circuit
         link.circuits = cable.circuits

         links.append(link)
         cable.link = link

         #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Cable %s assigned to singleton link %s" % (cable, cable.link)
      else:
         # Cable interacts with some panels. Therefore, it's
         # joined with other cables to form a link.
         # So we look at what other cables it joins to via the panels,
         # and find out how many links they are already assigned to.
         neighbourTrunks = []
         neighbourTrunksWithoutLink = []
         for (panel,port) in cable.panels:
            if panels[panel].trunks.has_key(port):
               trunk = panels[panel].trunks[port]
               neighbourTrunks.append(trunk)
               if trunk.link == None:
                  neighbourTrunksWithoutLink.append(trunk)

         neighbourLinks = []
         for neighbourTrunk in neighbourTrunks:
            if neighbourTrunk.link != None:
               neighbourLinks.append(neighbourTrunk.link)

         #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Cable %s peers with %r and links %r" % (cable, neighbourTrunks, neighbourLinks)

         # If it's zero, then we are a new link.
         if len(neighbourLinks) == 0:
            link = Link()

            link.cableType = cable.cableType
            link.devices = []
            for device in cable.devices:
               link.devices.append((device[0],device[1],cable.name))
            link.panels = []
            for panel in cable.panels:
               link.panels.append((panel[0],panel[1],cable.name))
            link.cables = [cable] + neighbourTrunksWithoutLink
            link.tagged = cable.tagged
            link.circuit = cable.circuit
            link.circuits = cable.circuits

            links.append(link)
            cable.link = link
            #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Cable %s assigned to new link %s" % (cable, cable.link)

            # Spread this link to all peers
            for neighbourTrunk in neighbourTrunks:
               if neighbourTrunk.link == None:
                  #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Propogating link %s to %s" % (link, neighbourTrunk)
                  neighbourTrunk.link = link

         # If it's one or more, then join the first
         elif len(neighbourLinks) >= 1:
            link = neighbourLinks[0]

            if link.cableType != cable.cableType:
               print >> sys.stderr, "Cable %s is patched into a link of type %s, but it's of type %s" % (cable, link.cableType, cable.cableType)

            for device in cable.devices:
               link.devices.append((device[0],device[1],cable.name))
            for panel in cable.panels:
               link.panels.append((panel[0],panel[1],cable.name))
            link.cables.append(cable)
            link.cables.extend(neighbourTrunksWithoutLink)

            # Merge circuit declarations
            (mergedTagged,mergedCircuit,mergedCircuits) = joinCircuits("cable %s" % cable, cable.tagged, cable.circuit, cable.circuits, "a link", link.tagged, link.circuit, link.circuits)
            link.tagged = mergedTagged
            link.circuit = mergedCircuit
            link.circuits = mergedCircuits
            cable.tagged = mergedTagged
            cable.circuit = mergedCircuit
            cable.circuits = mergedCircuits

            cable.link = link

            #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Cable %s assigned to existing link %s" % (cable, cable.link)

            # Now merge any other links into the first link
            for peerLink in neighbourLinks[1:]:
               if peerLink.cableType != cable.cableType:
                  print >> sys.stderr, "Cable %s is patched into a link of type %s, but it's of type %s" % (cable, peerLink.cableType, cable.cableType)

               #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Merging link %s into link %s" % (peerLink, link)

               link.devices.extend(peerLink.devices)
               link.panels.extend(peerLink.panels)
               link.cables.extend(peerLink.cables)

               (link.tagged, link.circuit, link.circuits) = joinCircuits("a link", link.tagged, link.circuit, link.circuits, "another link", peerLink.tagged, peerLink.circuit, peerLink.circuits)

               # Edit the peer link out of history
               for peerCable in peerLink.cables:
                  peerCable.link = link

               links.remove(peerLink)

            # Spread this link to all peers
            for neighbourTrunk in neighbourTrunks:
               if neighbourTrunk.link == None:
                  #print >> sys.stderr, "DEBUG: Propogating link %s to %s" % (link, neighbourTrunk)
                  neighbourTrunk.link = link


   linksDict = {}
   for link in links:
      if link.name == None:
         if len(link.cables) == 1:
            link.name = link.cables[0].name
         else:
            # FIXME: Use some kind of topological sort in an effort
            # to find the longest path through the link and use that
            # name in order.
            cableNames = map(lambda(cable): cable.name,link.cables)
            cableNames.sort()
            link.name = "-".join(cableNames)

      linksDict[link.name] = link

   return linksDict

def parseCabling(infile):

   # ... # ...
   commentRE = re.compile(r"([^#]*)#.*")

   cableTypeRE = "(%s)" % ("|".join(CABLE_TYPES.keys()))
   circuitTypeRE = "(%s)" % ("|".join(set(CABLE_TYPES.values())))

   # <type> <id> {
   cableStartRE = re.compile(r"%s +([^ ]+) *{" % cableTypeRE)

   # device <name>/<port>
   deviceRE = re.compile(r"device +([^ /]+) */ *([^ ]+)")

   # panel <name>/<port>
   panelRE = re.compile(r"panel +([^ /]+) */ *([^ ]+)")

   # circuit <num>
   circuitRE = re.compile(r"(?:circuit|vlan) +([^ ]+)")

   # tagged circuits <nums>
   taggedCircuitsRE = re.compile(r"(?:circuit|tagged +vlan)s +([^ ]+)")

   # note "<text>"
   noteRE = re.compile(r"note +\"([^\"]*)\"")

   # title "<text>"
   titleRE = re.compile(r"title +\"([^\"]*)\"")

   # device <name> {
   deviceStartRE = re.compile(r"device +([^ /]+) *{")

   # type <type>
   deviceTypeRE = re.compile(r"type +((server|switch|router|manager|power|external|virtual|workstation|printer|telephone|firewall|other))")

   deviceHostsRE = re.compile(r"hosts +([^ /]+)")

   # ip4 <port> <circuit> <ip> [shared|stub]
   ip4circuitRE = re.compile(r"ip4 +([^ ]+) +([^ ]+) +([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+) *((shared|stub)?)")

   # ip4 <port> <ip> [shared|stub]
   ip4RE = re.compile(r"ip4 +([^ ]+) +([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+) *((shared|stub)?)")

   # mac <port> <circuit> <mac> [shared]
   macCircuitRE = re.compile(r"mac +([^ ]+) +([^ ]+) +([^ ]+) *((shared)?)")

   # mac <port> <mac> [shared]
   macRE = re.compile(r"mac +([^ ]+) +([^ ]+) *((shared)?)")

   # circuit <name> {
   circuitStartRE = re.compile(r"(?:circuit|vlan) +([^ /]+) *{")

   # type <...circuit type...>
   circuitTypeRE = re.compile(r"type +%s" % circuitTypeRE)

   # ip4 subnet <ip>/<prefix> "<title>" [multiple]
   ip4subnetRE = re.compile(r"ip4 +subnet +([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+/[0-9]+) +\"([^\"]+)\" *((multiple)?)")

   # ip4 reserved <ip>-<ip> "<description>"
   ip4reservedRE = re.compile(r"ip4 +reserved +([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+)-([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+) +\"([^\"]+)\"")

   # organisation <code> {
   organisationStartRE = re.compile(r"organisation +([^ :]+) *{")

   # contact emergency "<text>"
   orgEmergContactRE = re.compile(r"contact +emergency +\"([^\"]+)\"")

   # contact authorised "<text>"
   orgAuthContactRE = re.compile(r"contact +authorised +\"([^\"]+)\"")

   # location <code> {
   locationStartRE = re.compile(r"location +([^ ]+) *{")

   # location <code>
   locationRE = re.compile(r"location +([^ ]+)")

   # address <type> "<address>"
   addressRE = re.compile(r"address +([^ ]+) \"([^\"]+)\"")

   # }
   endRE = re.compile(r"}")

   # panel <name> {
   panelStartRE = re.compile(r"panel +([^ /]+) *{")

   # <type> trunk <name> {
   trunkGroupStartRE = re.compile(r"%s trunk +([^ /]+) *{" % cableTypeRE)

   # group <panel>/<port>-<port> <panel>/<port>-<port>
   trunkGroupRE = re.compile(r"group +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+)-([^ /-]+) +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+)-([^ /-]+)")

   # trunk <panel>/<port> <panel>/<port>
   trunkRE = re.compile(r"trunk +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+) +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+)")

   # trunk <label> <panel>/<port> <panel>/<port>
   trunkLabelRE = re.compile(r"trunk +([^ /]+) +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+) +([^ /]+)/([^ /-]+)")

   cables = {}
   cable = None

   circuits = {}
   circuit = None

   devices = {}
   device = None

   ip4subnets = {}
   ip4subnet = None

   organisations = {}
   organisation = None

   locations = {}
   location = None

   panels = {}
   panel = None

   trunkGroups = {}
   trunkGroup = None

   lineNumber = 0
   for line in infile:
      m = commentRE.match (line)
      if m:
         line = m.group(1)

      line = line.strip()
      lineNumber = lineNumber+1

      # print >> sys.stderr, "%d:(%s/%s/%s) %s" % (lineNumber, cable, device, circuit, line)

      if line == "":
         continue

      # Global scope
      if cable == None and circuit == None and device == None and organisation == None and location == None and panel == None and trunkGroup == None:
         m = cableStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            cable = Cable()
            cable.cableType = m.group(1)
            cable.name = m.group(2)

            if cables.has_key(cable.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The cable %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber,cable.name)
               sys.exit(1)

            continue

         m = deviceStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            device = Device()
            device.name = m.group(1)

            if devices.has_key(device.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The device %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber,device.name)
               sys.exit(1)

            nameparts = device.name.split(":")
            if len(nameparts) == 1:
               orgname = "unknown"
            else:
               orgname = nameparts[0]

            if organisations.has_key(orgname):
               device.owner = organisations[orgname]







            else:
               org = Organisation(orgname)
               device.owner = org
               organisations[orgname] = org

            device.owner.devices.append(device)
            continue

         m = circuitStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            circuit = Circuit()
            circuit.name = m.group(1)

            if circuits.has_key(circuit.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The circuit %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber,circuit.name)
               sys.exit(1)
            continue

         m = organisationStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisation = Organisation(m.group(1))

            if organisations.has_key(organisation.code):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The organisation %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber, organisation.code)
            continue

         m = locationStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            location = Location(m.group(1))

            if locations.has_key(location.code):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The location %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber, location.code)
            continue

         m = panelStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel = Panel(m.group(1))

            if panels.has_key(panel.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The panel %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber, panel.name)
            continue

         m = trunkGroupStartRE.match(line)
         if m:
            trunkGroup = TrunkGroup(m.group(1), m.group(2))
            trunkGroupLastLabel = "0"
            trunkGroupLabels = {}

            if trunkGroups.has_key(trunkGroup.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: The trunk group %s is declared twice" % (lineNumber, trunkGroup.name)
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in global scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Panel scope
      if panel != None:
         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panels[panel.name] = panel
            panel = None
            continue

         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = titleRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel.title = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = locationRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel.location = m.group(1)
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in panel scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Trunk Group scope
      if trunkGroup != None:
         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            trunkGroups[trunkGroup.name] = trunkGroup
            trunkGroup = None
            continue

         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            trunkGroup.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = titleRE.match(line)
         if m:
            trunkGroup.title = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = trunkGroupRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel0 = m.group(1)
            port01 = int(m.group(2))
            port02 = int(m.group(3))

            panel1 = m.group(4)
            port11 = int(m.group(5))
            port12 = int(m.group(6))

            if port02-port01 != port12-port11:
               print >> sys.stderr, "Trunk group %s attempts to trunk %d ports %d-%d on panel %s to %d ports %d-%d on panel %s - that doesn't match!" % (trunkGroup.name, port02-port01+1, port01, port02, panel0, port12-port11+1, port11, port12, panel1)
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)

            for port0 in range(port01,port02+1):
               ct = Cable()
               ct.cableType = trunkGroup.cableType

               if str(int(trunkGroupLastLabel)) != trunkGroupLastLabel:
                  print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Automatic numbering may only be used if the previous trunk has a numeric label, which '%s' is not" % (lineNumber, trunkGroupLastLabel)
                  print >> sys.stderr, line
                  sys.exit(1)
               trunkGroupLastLabel = str(int(trunkGroupLastLabel)+1)
               ct.name = "%s/%s" % (trunkGroup.name, trunkGroupLastLabel)
               ct.panels.append((panel0, str(port0)))
               ct.panels.append((panel1, str(port0-port01 + port11)))
               ct.isTrunk = True
               ct.trunkGroup = trunkGroup
               ct.trunkGroupLabel = trunkGroupLastLabel
               trunkGroup.trunks.append(ct)
               if trunkGroupLabels.has_key(ct.name):
                  print >> sys.stderr, "Line %d: There is already a trunk with the label '%s'" % ct.name
                  print >> sys.stderr, line
                  sys.exit(1)
               trunkGroupLabels[ct.name] = ct
            continue

         m = trunkRE.match(line)
         if m:
            panel0 = m.group(1)
            port0 = m.group(2)
            panel1 = m.group(3)
            port1 = m.group(4)

            ct = Cable()
            ct.cableType = trunkGroup.cableType
            if str(int(trunkGroupLastLabel)) != trunkGroupLastLabel:
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Automatic numbering may only be used if the previous trunk has a numeric label, which '%s' is not" % (lineNumber, trunkGroupLastLabel)
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)
            trunkGroupLastLabel = str(int(trunkGroupLastLabel)+1)
            ct.name = "%s/%s" % (trunkGroup.name, trunkGroupLastLabel)
            ct.panels.append((panel0, port0))
            ct.panels.append((panel1, port1))
            ct.isTrunk = True
            ct.trunkGroup = trunkGroup
            ct.trunkGroupLabel = trunkGroupLastLabel
            trunkGroup.trunks.append(ct)
            if trunkGroupLabels.has_key(ct.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "Line %d: There is already a trunk with that label"
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)
            trunkGroupLabels[ct.name] = ct
            continue

         m = trunkLabelRE.match(line)
         if m:
            label = m.group(1)
            panel0 = m.group(2)
            port0 = m.group(3)
            panel1 = m.group(4)
            port1 = m.group(5)

            ct = Cable()
            ct.isTrunk = True
            ct.cableType = trunkGroup.cableType
            trunkGroupLastLabel = label
            ct.name = "%s/%s" % (trunkGroup.name, label)
            ct.panels.append((panel0, port0))
            ct.panels.append((panel1, port1))
            ct.isTrunk = True
            ct.trunkGroup = trunkGroup
            ct.trunkGroupLabel = label
            trunkGroup.trunks.append(ct)
            if trunkGroupLabels.has_key(ct.name):
               print >> sys.stderr, "Line %d: There is already a trunk with that label"
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)
            trunkGroupLabels[ct.name] = ct
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in trunk group scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Location scope
      if location != None:
         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            locations[location.code] = location
            location = None
            continue

         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            location.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = titleRE.match(line)
         if m:
            location.name = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = locationRE.match(line)
         if m:
            location.location = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = addressRE.match(line)
         if m:
            location.addresses[m.group(1)] = m.group(2)
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in location scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Organisation scope
      if organisation != None:
         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisation.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = titleRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisation.name = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = orgEmergContactRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisation.emergencyContacts.append (m.group(1))
            continue

         m = orgAuthContactRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisation.authorisedContacts.append (m.group(1))
            continue

         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            organisations[organisation.code] = organisation
            organisation = None
            continue


         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in organisation scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Device scope
      if device != None:
         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            device.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            devices[device.name] = device
            device = None
            continue

         m = ip4circuitRE.match(line)
         if m:
            if not device.ip4s.has_key(m.group(1)):
               device.ip4s[m.group(1)] = []

            shared = m.group(4) == "shared"
            stub = m.group(4) == "stub"
            device.ip4s[m.group(1)].append(IP4Port(m.group(2),parse_ip(m.group(3)),shared,stub))
            continue

         m = ip4RE.match(line)
         if m:
            if not device.ip4s.has_key(m.group(1)):
               device.ip4s[m.group(1)] = []

            shared = m.group(3) == "shared"
            stub = m.group(3) == "stub"
            device.ip4s[m.group(1)].append(IP4Port(None,parse_ip(m.group(2)),shared,stub))
            continue

         m = deviceTypeRE.match(line)
         if m:
            device.deviceType = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = deviceHostsRE.match(line)
         if m:
            device.hostedDevices.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = macCircuitRE.match(line)
         if m:
            if not device.macs.has_key(m.group(1)):
               device.macs[m.group(1)] = []

            shared = m.group(4) == "shared"
            device.macs[m.group(1)].append(MacPort(m.group(2),device.name,m.group(1),parse_mac(m.group(3)),shared))
            continue


         m = macRE.match(line)
         if m:
            if not device.macs.has_key(m.group(1)):
               device.macs[m.group(1)] = []

            shared = m.group(3) == "shared"
            device.macs[m.group(1)].append(MacPort(None,device.name,m.group(1),parse_mac(m.group(2)),shared))
            continue

         m = locationRE.match(line)
         if m:
            device.location = m.group(1)
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in device scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Circuit scope
      if circuit != None:
         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            circuit.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            circuits[circuit.name] = circuit
            circuit = None
            continue

         m = ip4subnetRE.match(line)
         if m:
            net = parse_net(m.group(1))
            trimmed = trim_net(net)
            if trimmed != net:
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Subnet %s is not canonical (should be %s)" % (lineNumber, unparse_ip(net), unparse_ip(trimmed))

            multiple = m.group(3) == "multiple"
            circuit.ip4subnets.append((trimmed,m.group(2),multiple))
            continue

         # ip4 reserved <ip>-<ip> "<description>"
         m = ip4reservedRE.match(line)
         if m:
            fromIP = parse_ip(m.group(1))
            toIP = parse_ip(m.group(2))
            descr = m.group(3)

            # FIXME: Check for overlaps
            circuit.ip4reservations.append((fromIP,toIP,descr))
            continue


         m = titleRE.match(line)
         if m:
            circuit.title = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = circuitTypeRE.match(line)
         if m:
            circuit.circuitType = m.group(1)
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in circuit scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

      # Cable scope
      if cable != None:
         m = endRE.match(line)
         if m:
            cables[cable.name] = cable
            cable = None
            continue

         m = deviceRE.match(line)
         if m:
            cable.devices.append ((m.group(1),m.group(2)))
            continue

         m = panelRE.match(line)
         if m:
            cable.panels.append ((m.group(1),m.group(2)))
            continue

         m = circuitRE.match(line)
         if m:
            if cable.cableType == "unused":
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in unused port pool scope:" % lineNumber
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)

            cable.tagged = False
            cable.circuit = m.group(1)
            continue

         m = taggedCircuitsRE.match(line)
         if m:
            if cable.cableType == "unused":
               print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in unused port pool scope:" % lineNumber
               print >> sys.stderr, line
               sys.exit(1)

            cable.tagged = True
            for _circuit in m.group(1).split(","):
               _circuit = _circuit.strip()
               if _circuit != "":
                  cable.circuits.append (_circuit)

            continue



         m = noteRE.match(line)
         if m:
            cable.notes.append(m.group(1))
            continue

         print >> sys.stderr, "line %d: Syntax error in cable scope:" % lineNumber
         print >> sys.stderr, line
         sys.exit(1)

   crossRefPanels(cables, panels, trunkGroups, organisations)

   links = findLinks(cables, panels, trunkGroups)

   return CablingScheme(cables, links, circuits, devices, {}, ip4subnets, organisations, locations, panels, trunkGroups)

def findVirtualLocation(cabling, device):
   # Guess the location of a virtual device
   if device.location <> None:
      return device.location
   if device.deviceType <> "virtual":
      return device.location

   for parentName in device.hostedBy:
      parent = cabling.devices[parentName]
      loc = findVirtualLocation(cabling, parent)
      if loc <> None:
         device.location = loc # Save future work by storing our result
         return loc

def crossRefLocations(cabling):
   for locationName in cabling.locations:
      location = cabling.locations[locationName]

      # Resolve ownership
      nameparts = location.name.split(":")
      if len(nameparts) == 1:
         orgname = "unknown"

      else:
         orgname = nameparts[0]

      if cabling.organisations.has_key(orgname):
         location.owner = cabling.organisations[orgname]
      else:
         org = Organisation(orgname)
         location.owner = org
         cabling.organisations[orgname] = org

      location.owner.locations.append(location)

      # Resolve hierarchy
      if location.location <> None:
         if not cabling.locations.has_key(location.location):
            print >> sys.stderr, "Location %s claims to be within location %s, but that does not exist" % (location.code, location.location)
            sys.exit(1)

         # A tongue twister:
         cabling.locations[location.location].locations.append(location)

   # What devices are in what location?
   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]

      # For virtual devices, try and deduce a physical location
      if device.location == None and device.deviceType == "virtual":
         device.location = findVirtualLocation(cabling, device)

      # Add the device to it's containing location

      if device.location <> None:
         if not cabling.locations.has_key(device.location):
            print >> sys.stderr, "Device %s claims to be within location %s, but that does not exist" % (device.name, device.location)
            sys.exit(1)

         cabling.locations[device.location].devices.append(device)

   # What panels are in what location?
   for panelName in cabling.panels:
      panel = cabling.panels[panelName]

      # Add the panel to it's containing location

      if panel.location <> None:
         if not cabling.locations.has_key(panel.location):
            print >> sys.stderr, "Panel %s claims to be within location %s, but that does not exist" % (panel.name, panel.location)
            sys.exit(1)

         cabling.locations[panel.location].panels.append(panel)

def crossRefHosts(cabling):
   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]
      for hosteeName in device.hostedDevices:
         if cabling.devices.has_key(hosteeName):
            cabling.devices[hosteeName].hostedBy.append(deviceName)
         else:
            print >> sys.stderr, "Device %s claims to host nonexistant device %s" % (deviceName, hosteeName)
            sys.exit(1)

def crossRefPorts(cabling):
   for linkName in cabling.links:
      link = cabling.links[linkName]
      for device in link.devices:
         (dev,port,cable) = device

         # Create devices that were not declared explicitly in the
         # file, but implied by having a link going to them
         if not cabling.devices.has_key(dev):
            device = Device()
            cabling.devices[dev] = device
            device.name = dev

            nameparts = device.name.split(":")
            if len(nameparts) == 1:

            device.owner.devices.append(device)

         # Is something already plugged into that port?
         # Disable warning if port name is '?' since that means we don't know what's what
         if port != "?":
            for devPort in cabling.devices[dev].ports:
               if devPort[0] == port:
                  print >> sys.stderr, "The port %s/%s is already attached to %s, and %s is also attempting to plug into it" % (dev, port, devPort[1], link)
         cabling.devices[dev].ports.append ((port,link))

         if link.tagged == False:
            # Fix up any ip4s/macs without Circuit specified
            for portName in cabling.devices[dev].ip4s:
               if portName == port:
                  ip4s = cabling.devices[dev].ip4s[portName]
                  for ip4 in ip4s:
                     if ip4.circuit == None:
                        # print >>sys.stderr, "Assigning circuit %s from link %s to ip %s of %s/%s" % (link.circuit, link, ip4, portName, dev)
                        # print >>sys.stderr, "We shared this link with %s" % link.devices
                        ip4.circuit = link.circuit

            for portName in cabling.devices[dev].macs:
               if portName == port:
                  macs = cabling.devices[dev].macs[portName]
                  for mac in macs:
                     if mac.circuit == None:
                        # print >>sys.stderr, "Assigning circuit %s from link %s to ip %s of %s/%s" % (link.circuit, link, ip4, portName, dev)
                        # print >>sys.stderr, "We shared this link with %s" % link.devices
                        mac.circuit = link.circuit

def crossRefCircuits(cabling):
   for linkName in cabling.links:
      link = cabling.links[linkName]
      circuitType = getCircuitType(link.cableType)

      if link.tagged == None:
         circuits = []
      elif link.tagged:
         circuits = link.circuits
      else:
         circuits = [link.circuit]

      for circuit in circuits:
         # Create any circuits that were not explicitly declared
         # in the configuration, but implied by being present on a link
         if not cabling.circuits.has_key(circuit):


            cabling.circuits[circuit] = Circuit()
            cabling.circuits[circuit].name = circuit

         # Build list of ports on each circuit
         for device in link.devices:
            (dev,port,cable) = device
            cabling.circuits[circuit].ports.append((dev,port,link))
            # Check circuit types match
            if cabling.circuits[circuit].circuitType == None:
               # No type declared, let's guess
               cabling.circuits[circuit].circuitType = circuitType
            else:


               if cabling.circuits[circuit].circuitType != circuitType:


                  # Is this warning good? UTP can carry serial and telephone signals, too, which this model doesn't cover.
                  print >> sys.stderr, "The circuit %s has circuit type %s, but link %s carries it and has link type %s (which is circuit typer %s)" % (cabling.circuits[circuit].name, cabling.circuits[circuit].circuitType, link.name, link.cableType, circuitType)

   # Sanity check: Warn if IP4 subnets are assigned to non-Ethernet
   # circuits
   for circuitName in cabling.circuits:

      circuit = cabling.circuits[circuitName]
      if circuit.circuitType <> "ethernet" and len(circuit.ip4subnets) <> 0:
         print >> sys.stderr, "The circuit %s has IP4 subnets, but isn't an ethernet circuit (its type is %s)" % (circuit, circuit.circuitType)

def crossRefMacs(cabling):
   # Examine the MACs declared on circuits
   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]
      for port in device.macs:
         macs = device.macs[port]

         for mac in macs:
            # Add to global list
            if not cabling.macs.has_key(mac.mac):
               cabling.macs[mac.mac] = []

            cabling.macs[mac.mac].append(mac)

            if mac.circuit != None:
               # Add to Circuit's MAC list

               # Create Circuit if it does not already exist
               if not cabling.circuits.has_key(mac.circuit):
                  cabling.circuits[mac.circuit] = Circuit()
               cabling.circuits[mac.circuit].name = mac.circuit

               if cabling.circuits[mac.circuit].macs.has_key(mac.mac) and not mac.shared:
                  print >> sys.stderr, "Warning: mac %s appears on Circuit %s in more than one place" % (mac.mac, circuit.name)
               else:
                  cabling.circuits[mac.circuit].macs[mac.mac] = []

               cabling.circuits[mac.circuit].macs[mac.mac].append(mac)

def crossRefIP4Subnets(cabling):
   # Examine ip4 subnets delcared on circuits
   for circuitName in cabling.circuits:
      circuit = cabling.circuits[circuitName]

      processedSubnets = []

      for subnetDetails in circuit.ip4subnets:
         (subnet,title,multiple) = subnetDetails
         for existingSubnetName in cabling.ip4subnets:
            existingSubnet = cabling.ip4subnets[existingSubnetName]
            comparison = compare_nets(existingSubnet.net,subnet)

            if comparison != None:
               # Same subnet on two CircuitS is fine, it can be bridged
               # Or it might be being used for BGP anycast
               # Best warn anyway, though.
               # Overlapping subnets are a bit odd, though.
               if comparison == 0:
                  if not (multiple and existingSubnet.multiple):
                     print >>sys.stderr, "The subnet %s (from circuit %s) also exists on circuit %s" % (unparse_ip(subnet), circuit,  existingSubnet.circuit)
               else:
                  print >>sys.stderr, "The subnet %s (from circuit %s) overlaps the existing subnet %s" % (unparse_ip(subnet), circuit, existingSubnet)
               break

         newSubnet = IP4Subnet(subnet,title,multiple)
         newSubnet.circuit = circuitName
         cabling.ip4subnets[repr(newSubnet)] = newSubnet
         processedSubnets.append (newSubnet)

      circuit.ip4subnets = processedSubnets

   # Assign an ID to each subnet

   for subnetName in cabling.ip4subnets:
      subnet = cabling.ip4subnets[subnetName]

      subnet.id = "%d.%d.%d.%d.%d-%s" % (subnet.net[0],subnet.net[1],subnet.net[2],subnet.net[3],subnet.net[4],subnet.circuit)

   # Examine ip reservations

   for circuitName in cabling.circuits:
      circuit = cabling.circuits[circuitName]
      for resv in circuit.ip4reservations:
         (fromIP,toIP,descr) = resv
         for subnetName in cabling.ip4subnets:
            subnet = cabling.ip4subnets[subnetName]
            if circuitName == subnet.circuit and compare_nets(fromIP, subnet.net) == -1:
               ipRange = IPRange(fromIP,toIP)
               for ip in ipRange:
                  newIp4 = IP4(ip)
                  newIp4.ports.append((None,descr))
                  newIp4.shared = False
                  subnet.ip4s.append(newIp4)

   # Examine ip addresses on ports on devices
   for deviceName in cabling.devices:
      device = cabling.devices[deviceName]

      for ip4portName in device.ip4s:
         if not device.has_port(ip4portName):
            print >>sys.stderr, "An IP is declared on port %s/%s, but no link graces that port" % (deviceName, ip4portName)
         ip4ports = device.ip4s[ip4portName]
         for ip4port in ip4ports:
            ip4 = ip4port.ip

            if ip4port.circuit == None and not ip4port.stub:
               print >>sys.stderr, "Port %s/%s declares IP %s, but the circuit is not declared and we cannot derive one automatically" % (deviceName,ip4portName, unparse_ip(ip4))
               continue

            #print >>sys.stderr, "Examining port %s" % ip4port

            matchedSubnets = []
            for subnetName in cabling.ip4subnets:
               subnet = cabling.ip4subnets[subnetName]
               #print >>sys.stderr, "considering %s vs %s: %s" % (ip4, subnet.net, compare_nets(ip4, subnet.net))
               #print >>sys.stderr, "circuit is %s vs. %s" % (ip4port.circuit, subnet.circuit)
               if (ip4port.circuit == subnet.circuit) and compare_nets(ip4, subnet.net) == -1:
                  # We have found our subnet
                  matchedSubnets.append(subnet)
                  #print >>sys.stderr, "ip address %s from %s/%s (circuit %s)" % (unparse_ip(ip4), deviceName, ip4portName, ip4port.circuit)
                  #print >>sys.stderr, "matches subnet %s" % subnet

                  existing = False
                  for existingIp4 in subnet.ip4s:
                     if existingIp4.ip == ip4:
                        if not (ip4port.shared and existingIp4.shared):
                           #print >>sys.stderr, "%s / %s" % (ip4port.shared, existingIp4.shared)

               elif len(matchedSubnets) != 1:
                  print >>sys.stderr, "The IP %s matched more than one subnet (%s)" % (ip4port,matchedSubnets)

def loadCabling (infile):
   cabling = parseCabling (infile)
   crossRefHosts (cabling)
   crossRefPorts (cabling)
   crossRefCircuits (cabling)
   crossRefMacs (cabling)
   crossRefIP4Subnets (cabling)
   crossRefLocations (cabling)

   return cabling