Using the below python code:

from get$\_$ospf$\_$function import get$\_$exos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors, get$\_$mikrotik$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors,

get$\_$vyos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors

address$=\text{'}192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}7\mathrm{.}2\text{'}$

location $=$ input$(\text{'}$Are you on campus? $($y$/$n$)\text{'})$

if location$==$'n'or'N':

address $=\text{'}128\mathrm{.}177\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}130\text{'}$

# Get port number from user

port $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter port number of device $\text{'})$

# Get device type from user

print$(\text{'}$Enter $1$ for Mikrotik'$)$

print$(\text{'}$Enter $2$ for Extreme Networks'$)$

print$(\text{'}$Enter $3$ for Vyos'$)$

selection $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter Number: $\text{'})$

# identify device$\_$type from user input

device$\_$type$=$'vyos'

if selection $==\text{'}1\text{'}$:

device$\_$type$=$'mikrotik$\_$routeros'

if selection $==\text{'}2\text{'}$:

device$\_$type$=$'extreme$\_$exos'

print$(\text{'}$Device Type is $\text{'}+$ device$\_$type$)$

print$(\text{'}$IP address is $\text{'}+$ address$)$

print$(\text{'}$Port number is $\text{'}+$ port$)$

#Call appropriate Function

if device$\_$type $==$ 'vyos':

ospf$=$get$\_$vyos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$($address$,$port$)$

elif device$\_$type $==$ 'mikrotik$\_$routeros':

ospf$=$get$\_$mikrotik$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$($address$,$port$)$

else:

ospf$=$get$\_$exos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$($address$,$port$)$

print$($ospf$)$

write a module named get$\_$ospf$\_$function.py$.$ Within the module you will create three functions.

You will pass IP address and Port information into each function.

each function will create a connection and return the ospf neighbors informaiton.

get$\_$exos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$()$ uses the command 'show ospf neigbor'

get$\_$vyos$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$()$ uses the command 'show ip ospf neighbor'

get$\_$mikrotik$\_$ospf$\_$neighbors$()$ uses the command 'routing ospf neighbor print'

You can use the following code to create your connection.

device $=\{$

'device$\_$type': 'mikrotik$\_$routeros',

$\text{'}$ip$\text{'}$: $128\mathrm{.}177\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}130$

'port': $$port #$$

'username': 'itsc$1342\text{'},$

'password': $\text{'}1342$itsc',

$\}$

#create SSH socket to connect to device using the data in the library 'device'

net$\_$connect $=$ ConnectHandler$(**$device$)$

prompt$=$net$\_$connect.find$\_$prompt$()$

print$($prompt$)$