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# MakerFLOSS_Mikrotik
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Infrastructure-as-Code for the makerspace's **MikroTik CRS310-8G+2S+IN** switch
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(8× 2.5GbE + 2× SFP+ 10G, RouterOS 7). Configuration is managed declaratively with
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Ansible over SSH using the `community.routeros` collection — identity, management
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access, users/keys, VLAN switching, backups, and firmware — so the switch can be
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rebuilt from this repo instead of by hand in WinBox.
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## Status
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| Area | State |
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| Repo scaffolding, role skeleton, vault | ✅ done |
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| On-site device prep + **bootstrap** (named user + SSH key + identity) | ✅ done (2026-06-08) |
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| Day-2 config: `identity` / `users` / `vlans` / `backup` / `firmware` tasks | ⏳ **stubs** — to implement (see `docs/superpowers/plans/`) |
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The switch is reachable today by key auth as user `sjat`; the per-domain task files
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still need their real RouterOS logic written and idempotency-tested.
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## Layout
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```
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inventories/prod/hosts.yml # group `mikrotik` -> the switch host
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group_vars/mikrotik.yml # connection vars (network_cli + community.routeros) + enable-flags
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group_vars/mikrotik.vault.yml # encrypted admin/user password (makerfloss vault id)
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host_vars/crs310-maker.yml # device facts + real addressing + VLAN/port map
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roles/makerfloss.mikrotik_switch/ # the role: defaults + per-domain task files
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play_switch.yml # day-2 run (key auth), applies all enabled domains
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docs/makerspace-switch-fieldguide.md # on-site, printable prep checklist
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docs/superpowers/specs|plans/ # design spec + implementation plan
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```
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## Setup (control node)
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```bash
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direnv allow # or: python3 -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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ansible-galaxy collection install -r requirements.yml
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```
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**Vault:** secrets use a dedicated vault identity `makerfloss`, keyed by
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`~/.ansible/vault-keys/makerfloss.txt` (referenced in `ansible.cfg`, kept outside the
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repo). View a secret with `ansible-vault view group_vars/mikrotik.vault.yml`.
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## Connectivity
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The role connects with `ansible.netcommon.network_cli` + `ansible_network_os:
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community.routeros.routeros`, authenticating with the operator SSH key
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(`~/.ssh/id_ed25519`). Day-2 needs no password.
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> **Bench note:** while the switch sits on an isolated bench reachable only through a
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> jump host, Ansible's paramiko transport won't traverse `ProxyJump`. Run Ansible from a
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> host on the switch's network, or forward the port:
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> `ssh -J <jump> <user>@<jump-lan> -L 2222:192.168.88.1:22 -N` then set
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> `ansible_host=127.0.0.1 ansible_port=2222`. In production (switch directly reachable)
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> this is a non-issue.
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## Usage
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```bash
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# Validate
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yamllint . && ansible-lint && ansible-playbook play_switch.yml --syntax-check
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# First contact on a fresh/reset device (password auth, one time)
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ansible-playbook play_bootstrap.yml --ask-pass # (play to be implemented)
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# Day-2 configuration (key auth, idempotent)
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ansible-playbook play_switch.yml
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ansible-playbook play_switch.yml --tags vlans # one domain
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ansible-playbook play_switch.yml --limit crs310-maker
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# Backup config into the repo
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ansible-playbook play_backup.yml # (play to be implemented)
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```
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## ⚠️ Lockout safety
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When changing management, services, or VLAN/bridge settings, keep an independent
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recovery channel open (serial console, or WinBox MAC-telnet) and enable
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`vlan-filtering` **last**, after the management path is proven. RouterOS config tasks
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use `:if [find]` guards for idempotency; **run every device-touching play twice** and
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confirm the second run reports no changes.
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## Preparing a switch on-site
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See **`docs/makerspace-switch-fieldguide.md`** — a printable checklist for what to do
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physically at the makerspace before Ansible takes over.
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