#!/bin/sh

# poorly cobbled together script to scan cisco phones - by alex (at) trull (dot) org
# use as you like but feel free to give credit and make it better and send it back ;)
# can scan 1000 phones in 3 minutes on relatively poor hardware, with variable latency

# todo: 7936 conference phones need to be authenticated with before handing out their 
# todo: serials, as such they are not currently handled.

if [ -z $2  ]; then
	echo ERROR: insufficent arguments given
	echo syntax: $0 subnet/netmask filename.csv
	echo e.g.: $0 192.168.0.0/24 network1.csv
	echo note: requires lynx, nmap and awk to be in the path
	exit 1
fi
RANGE=$1
CSVFILE=$2
# create the csv header for the file - make sure these match those at the bottom of this file in the awk - you can pick and mix since I have matched all arguments already!
echo "hostname,macaddress,serial,model,hwrevision,version,apploadid,bootloadid" > $CSVFILE
# scan for addresses by ping only
#for IP in `nmap -sP -T Aggressive -n $RANGE | awk '/appears to be up./ { print $2 };'`; do
# scan for addresses by http (preferred)
for IP in `nmap -sP -T Aggressive -n -PS80 $RANGE | awk '/appears to be up./ { print $2 };'`; do
lynx -dump -connect_timeout=1 $IP  | awk '/Host Name/ { varhostname = $NF } ; 
/MAC Address/ { varmacaddress =  $NF } ;
/Phone DN/ { varphonedn =  $NF } ; 
/App Load ID/ { varapploadid =  $NF } ; 
/Boot Load ID/ { varbootloadid =  $NF } ; 
/Version/ { varversion =  $NF } ; 
/Hardware Revision/ { varhwrevision =  $NF } ; 
/Serial Number/ { varserial =  $NF } ; 
/Model Number/ { varmodel =  $NF } ; 
/Time/ { vartime =  $NF } ; 
/Date/ { vardate =  $NF } ; 
/Time Zone/ { vartimezone =  $NF } ; 
/Message Waiting/ { varmessagewaiting =  $NF } ; 
END { print varhostname","varmacaddress","varserial","varmodel","varhwrevision","varversion","varapploadid","varbootloadid};' | grep -v ",,,,,,," >> $CSVFILE ; done
exit 0