disable\enable ports

[jkbiz]

Hi folks!

I have a UniFi Network Server with a USW Lite 8 PoE switch.

I used the api to enable/disable the poe mode of the 4 poe ports.
Now I want to enable / disable ports 5-8. Therefore I review the example script and found the necessary variables: site_id, device_mac, port_idx and port_conf_id.

Where do I find the value for port_conf_id? I used the API Browser with "listed devices" collection and didn't find the port_conf_id. I only found the native_networkconf_id.

If I set the port_conf_id with the value (63df8da0352df3000735dbce) and run the script, I get a false displayed.

This is my config:
$site_id = '19ftjhki';
$device_mac = 'd8:b3:70:5b:8a:e2';
$port_idx = 3;
$port_conf_id = '63df8da0352df3000735dbce';

How do I disable and enable the ports?

Greetings

[malle-pietje]

In the comments you can find this info:
NOTE: port configurations are available through list_portconf()

[jkbiz]

I can't find any entry with port_conf_id

            {
                "port_idx": 3,
                "media": "GE",
                "port_poe": true,
                "poe_caps": 3,
                "speed_caps": 1048623,
                "op_mode": "switch",
                "forward": "disabled",
                "poe_mode": "off",
                "autoneg": true,
                "dot1x_mode": "unknown",
                "dot1x_status": "disabled",
                "enable": false,
                "flowctrl_rx": true,
                "flowctrl_tx": true,
                "full_duplex": false,
                "is_uplink": false,
                "jumbo": false,
                "mac_table_count": 0,
                "poe_class": "Unknown",
                "poe_current": "0.00",
                "poe_enable": false,
                "poe_good": false,
                "poe_power": "0.00",
                "poe_voltage": "0.00",
                "rx_broadcast": 0,
                "rx_bytes": 0,
                "rx_dropped": 0,
                "rx_errors": 0,
                "rx_multicast": 0,
                "rx_packets": 0,
                "satisfaction": 100,
                "satisfaction_reason": 0,
                "speed": 0,
                "stp_pathcost": 20000,
                "stp_state": "disabled",
                "tx_broadcast": 0,
                "tx_bytes": 0,
                "tx_dropped": 0,
                "tx_errors": 0,
                "tx_multicast": 0,
                "tx_packets": 0,
                "up": false,
                "tx_bytes-r": 0,
                "rx_bytes-r": 0,
                "bytes-r": 0,
                "setting_preference": "auto",
                "name": "Port 3",
                "port_security_enabled": true,
                "port_security_mac_address": [],
                "native_networkconf_id": "",
                "tagged_vlan_mgmt": "block_all",
                "lldpmed_enabled": true,
                "voice_networkconf_id": "",
                "stormctrl_bcast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_bcast_rate": 100,
                "stormctrl_mcast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_mcast_rate": 100,
                "stormctrl_ucast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_ucast_rate": 100,
                "egress_rate_limit_kbps_enabled": false,
                "isolation": false,
                "stp_port_mode": true,
                "port_keepalive_enabled": false,
                "masked": false,
                "aggregated_by": false
            },

[jkbiz]

After port activation via unifi network I got the "native_networkconf_id" displayed

{
                "port_idx": 3,
                "media": "GE",
                "port_poe": true,
                "poe_caps": 3,
                "speed_caps": 1048623,
                "op_mode": "switch",
                "forward": "all",
                "poe_mode": "off",
                "autoneg": true,
                "dot1x_mode": "unknown",
                "dot1x_status": "disabled",
                "enable": false,
                "flowctrl_rx": true,
                "flowctrl_tx": true,
                "full_duplex": false,
                "is_uplink": false,
                "jumbo": false,
                "mac_table_count": 0,
                "poe_class": "Unknown",
                "poe_current": "0.00",
                "poe_enable": false,
                "poe_good": false,
                "poe_power": "0.00",
                "poe_voltage": "0.00",
                "rx_broadcast": 0,
                "rx_bytes": 0,
                "rx_dropped": 0,
                "rx_errors": 0,
                "rx_multicast": 0,
                "rx_packets": 0,
                "satisfaction": 100,
                "satisfaction_reason": 0,
                "speed": 0,
                "stp_pathcost": 20000,
                "stp_state": "disabled",
                "tx_broadcast": 0,
                "tx_bytes": 0,
                "tx_dropped": 0,
                "tx_errors": 0,
                "tx_multicast": 0,
                "tx_packets": 0,
                "up": false,
                "tx_bytes-r": 0,
                "rx_bytes-r": 0,
                "bytes-r": 0,
                "setting_preference": "auto",
                "name": "Port 3",
                "port_security_enabled": false,
                "port_security_mac_address": [],
                "native_networkconf_id": "63df8da0352df3000735dbce",
                "tagged_vlan_mgmt": "auto",
                "lldpmed_enabled": true,
                "voice_networkconf_id": "",
                "stormctrl_bcast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_bcast_rate": 100,
                "stormctrl_mcast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_mcast_rate": 100,
                "stormctrl_ucast_enabled": false,
                "stormctrl_ucast_rate": 100,
                "egress_rate_limit_kbps_enabled": false,
                "isolation": false,
                "stp_port_mode": true,
                "port_keepalive_enabled": false,
                "masked": false,
                "aggregated_by": false
            },

[jkbiz]

any ideas?

[malle-pietje]

Use the list_portconf() method to get all current port configurations.

[jkbiz]

I used the function and these are the results of it with inactive and activated port - in this case, its port 3.

Please show me an example, how it should look like.

[malle-pietje]

Here’s one:

[
    {
        "setting_preference": "auto",
        "stormctrl_ucast_rate": 100,
        "stormctrl_mcast_enabled": false,
        "egress_rate_limit_kbps_enabled": false,
        "lldpmed_notify_enabled": false,
        "tagged_vlan_mgmt": "auto",
        "egress_rate_limit_kbps": 100,
        "stormctrl_bcast_enabled": false,
        "stormctrl_mcast_rate": 100,
        "native_networkconf_id": "xxxxxxxxx",
        "op_mode": "switch",
        "poe_mode": "auto",
        "forward": "voip",
        "stormctrl_ucast_enabled": false,
        "stormctrl_bcast_rate": 100,
        "isolation": false,
        "attr_hidden": true,
        "voice_networkconf_id": "",
        "stp_port_mode": true,
        "site_id": "xxxxxxxx",
        "name": "VOIP",
        "attr_no_edit": true,
        "_id": "xxxxxxxx",
        "attr_no_delete": true,
        "autoneg": true,
        "attr_hidden_id": "VOIP",
        "dot1x_ctrl": "force_authorized",
        "lldpmed_enabled": true
    }
]

[malle-pietje]

It’s about the _id value.