<reponame>kobaan/fp-NGFW-SMC-python
"""
.. versionchanged:: 0.7.0

Collections classes for interfaces provide searching and methods to simplify
creation based on interface types.

You can iterate any interface type by specifying the type::

    >>> for interface in engine.tunnel_interface:
    ...   interface
    ...
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1008)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1003)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)

Or iterate all interfaces which will also return their types::

    >>> for interface in engine.interface:
    ...   interface
    ...
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 3)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 61)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 56)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 15)
    Layer2PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 7 (Capture))
    ModemInterfaceDynamic(name=Modem 0)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1030)
    SwitchPhysicalInterface(name=Switch 0)
    ...

Accessing interface methods for creating interfaces can also be done in multiple
ways. The simplest is to use an engine reference to use this collection. The engine
reference specifies the type of interface and indicates how it will be created
for the engine.

For example, creating an interface on a virtual engine::

    engine.virtual_physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(
        interface_id=1,
        address='14.14.14.119',
        network_value='14.14.14.0/24',
        comment='my comment',
        zone_ref='myzone')

The helper methods use the interface API to create the interface that is then
submitted to the engine.
You can optionally create the interface manually using the API which provides more
customization capabilities.

Example of creating a VirtualPhysicalInterface for a virtual engine manually::

    payload = {'comment': 'comment on this interface',
               'interfaces': [{'nodes': [{'address': '13.13.13.13',
                                          'network_value': '13.13.13.0/24'}]}]}

    vinterface = VirtualPhysicalInterface(interface_id=1, **payload)

Pass this to update_or_create in the event that you want to potentially modify an existing
interface should the same interface ID exist::

    engine.virtual_physical_interface.update_or_create(vinterface)

Or create a new interface (this will fail if the interface exists)::

    engine.add_interface(vinterface)

Collections also provide a simple helper when you want to provide a pre-configured interface
and apply an update_or_create logic. In the update or create case, if the interface exists
any fields that have changed will be updated. If the interface does not exist it is created.
Provide `with_status` to obtain the interface and status of the operation. The update or
create will return a tuple of (Interface, modified, created), where created and modified are
booleans indicating the operations performed::

    >>> from smc.core.engine import Engine
    >>> from smc.core.interfaces import Layer3PhysicalInterface
    >>> engine = Engine('myfw')
    >>> interface = engine.interface.get(0)
    >>> interface
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)
    >>> interface.addresses
    [(u'11.11.11.11', u'11.11.11.0/24', u'0')]
    >>> myinterface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(interface_id=0,
    interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '192.168.127.12', 'network_value': '192.168.3.11/24'}]}],
                comment='changed today')
    ...
    >>> interface, modified, created = engine.physical_interface.update_or_create(myinterface)
    >>> interface
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)
    >>> modified
    True
    >>> created
    False
    >>> interface.addresses
    [(u'192.168.127.12', u'192.168.3.11/24', u'0')]
    >>> interface.comment
    u'changed today'

"""
from smc.core.interfaces import (
    TunnelInterface,
    InterfaceEditor,
    Layer3PhysicalInterface,
    ClusterPhysicalInterface,
    Layer2PhysicalInterface,
    VirtualPhysicalInterface,
    SwitchPhysicalInterface,
    VPNBrokerInterface,
    SwitchInterface,
)
from smc.core.sub_interfaces import LoopbackClusterInterface, LoopbackInterface
from smc.base.structs import BaseIterable
from smc.api.exceptions import UnsupportedInterfaceType, InterfaceNotFound
from smc.compat import get_best_version, is_api_version_less_than_or_equal


def get_all_loopbacks(engine):
    """
    Get all loopback interfaces for a given engine
    """
    data = []
    if "fw_cluster" in engine.type:
        for cvi in engine.data.get("loopback_cluster_virtual_interface", []):
            data.append(LoopbackClusterInterface(cvi, engine))
    for node in engine.nodes:
        for lb in node.data.get("loopback_node_dedicated_interface", []):
            data.append(LoopbackInterface(lb, engine))
    return data


class LoopbackCollection(BaseIterable):
    """
    An loopback collection provides top level search capabilities
    to iterate or get loopback interfaces from a given engine.

    All loopback interfaces can be fetched from the engine::

        >>> engine = Engine('dingo')
        >>> for lb in engine.loopback_interface:
        ...   lb
        ...
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2)

    Or directly from the nodes::

        >>> for node in engine.nodes:
        ...   for lb in node.loopback_interface:
        ...     lb
        ...
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2)

    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        self._engine = engine
        loopbacks = get_all_loopbacks(engine)
        super(LoopbackCollection, self).__init__(loopbacks)

    def get(self, address):
        """
        Get a loopback address by it's address. Find all loopback addresses
        by iterating at either the node level or the engine::

            loopback = engine.loopback_interface.get('127.0.0.10')

        :param str address: ip address of loopback
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified
        :rtype: LoopbackInterface
        """
        loopback = super(LoopbackCollection, self).get(address=address)
        if loopback:
            return loopback
        raise InterfaceNotFound("Loopback address specified was not found")

    def __getattr__(self, key):
        # Dispatch to instance methods but only for adding interfaces.
        # Makes this work: engine.loopback_interface.add
        if key.startswith("add_"):
            if key == "add_cvi_loopback":
                return getattr(LoopbackClusterInterface(None, self._engine), key)
            else:  # NDI Loopback
                return getattr(LoopbackInterface(None, self._engine), key)
        raise AttributeError(
            "Cannot proxy to given method: %s for the "
            "following engine type: %s" % (key, self._engine.type)
        )


class InterfaceCollection(BaseIterable):
    """
    An interface collection provides top level search capabilities
    to iterate or get interfaces of the specified type. This also
    delegates all 'add' methods of an interface to the interface type
    specified. Collections are returned from an engine reference and
    not called directly.

    For example, you can use this to obtain all interfaces of a given
    type from an engine::

        >>> for interface in engine.interface.all():
        ...   print(interface.name, interface.addresses)
        ('Tunnel Interface 2001', [('169.254.9.22', '169.254.9.20/30', '2001')])
        ('Tunnel Interface 2000', [('169.254.11.6', '169.254.11.4/30', '2000')])
        ('Interface 2', [('192.168.1.252', '192.168.1.0/24', '2')])
        ('Interface 1', [('10.0.0.254', '10.0.0.0/24', '1')])
        ('Interface 0', [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])

    Or only physical interface types::

        for interface in engine.physical_interfaces:
            print(interface)

    Get switch interfaces and associated port groups::

        for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:
            print(interface, interface.port_groups)

    Get a specific interface directly::

        engine.interface.get(10)

    Switch interface direct fetching must include the 'SWP\\_' prefix as well.
    To get switch interface 0::

        engine.interface.get('SWP_0')

    You can also get port groups directly similar to fetching VLANs::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')

    Or use collection helpers to create interfaces::

        engine.physical_interface.add(2)
        engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(....)
        ...

    .. note:: This can raise UnsupportedInterfaceType for unsupported engine
        types based on the interface context.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine, rel="interfaces"):
        self._engine = engine
        self._rel = rel
        self.href = engine.get_relation(rel, UnsupportedInterfaceType)
        # Pass the interface iterator to the top level iterator
        super(InterfaceCollection, self).__init__(InterfaceEditor(engine))

    def get(self, interface_id):
        """
        Get the interface by id, if known. The interface is retrieved from
        the top level Physical or Tunnel Interface. If the interface is an
        inline interface, you can specify only one of the two inline pairs and
        the same interface will be returned.

        If interface type is unknown, use engine.interface for retrieving::

            >>> engine = Engine('sg_vm')
            >>> intf = engine.interface.get(0)
            >>> print(intf, intf.addresses)
            (PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0), [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])

        Get an inline interface::

            >>> intf = engine.interface.get('2-3')

        .. note:: For the inline interface example, you could also just specify
            '2'  or '3' and the fetch will return the pair.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface ID to retrieve
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified
        :return: interface object by type (Physical, Tunnel, VlanInterface)
        """
        return self.items.get(interface_id)

    def __iter__(self):
        for interface in super(InterfaceCollection, self).__iter__():
            if self._rel != "interfaces":
                if interface.typeof == self._rel:
                    yield interface
            else:
                yield interface

    def __len__(self):
        return sum(1 for _ in self)

    def __contains__(self, interface_id):
        try:
            return self.get(interface_id)
        except InterfaceNotFound:
            return False

    def update_or_create(self, interface):
        """
        Collections class update or create method that can be used as a
        shortcut to updating or creating an interface. The interface must
        first be defined and provided as the argument. The interface method
        must have an `update_interface` method which resolves differences and
        adds as necessary.

        :param Interface interface: an instance of an interface type, either
            PhysicalInterface, TunnelInterface or SwitchPhysicalInterface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: Failed to create new interface
        :raises UpdateElementFailed: Failure to update element with reason
        :rtype: tuple
        :return: A tuple with (Interface, modified, created), where created and
            modified are booleans indicating the operations performed
        """
        created, modified = (False, False)
        try:
            intf = self._engine.interface.get(interface.interface_id)
            interface, updated = intf.update_interface(interface)
            if updated:
                modified = True
        except InterfaceNotFound:
            self._engine.add_interface(interface)
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface.interface_id)
            created = True

        return interface, modified, created


class SwitchInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    SwitchInterfaceCollection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of a switch.
    Note that switch interfaces are only supported on specific engine types
    and require that the top level switch is created and port groups are
    created (although you can use one single port group for the entire
    switch configuration.

    Get specific switch interfaces assigned on the given engine::

        for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:
            print(interface, interface.port_groups_interface)

    You can also retrieve a switch directly by referencing it using the
    switch interface id. Switch interfaces will always have a name starting
    with 'SWP\\_'. For example, SWP_0 specifies physical switch port 0::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')

    You can also get port_group_interfaces directly::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')

    Or iterate through the port_group_interface collection::

        interface = engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')
        for port_group in interface.port_group_interface:
            ...
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            super(SwitchInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "switch_physical_interface")
        else:
            super(SwitchInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "switch_interface")

    def add_switch_interface(
        self, interface_id, appliance_switch_module="110", comment=None, **kwargs
    ):
        """
        In case of Switch Physical/Port Group interfaces, the interface ID must
        be prefixed by 'SWP\\_'. For example, for switch ID 1 and Port Group ID 1.2
        you must enter 'SWP\\_1' for the switch and SWP_1.2 for the Port Group.
        Since API 6.8 prefix is 'SWI\\_'

        :param str interface_id: Name of the interface, must be prefixed with 'SWP\\_'
        :param str appliance_switch_module: appliance switch module which specifies
            the hardware module (default: '110')
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :param dict kwargs: optional kwargs conforming to the port group dict
            format if port groups need to be created
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None

        """
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            interface = SwitchPhysicalInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                appliance_switch_module=appliance_switch_module,
                comment=comment,
                **kwargs
            )
        else:
            interface = SwitchInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                appliance_switch_module=appliance_switch_module,
                comment=comment,
                **kwargs
            )

        self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kwargs)

    def add_port_group_interface(
        self, interface_id, port_group_id, interface_ports, interfaces=None, zone_ref=None
    ):
        """
        Add a port group to an existing switch physical interface. If the switch
        port should have an address assigned, use the following format::

            engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [1],
                    interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '12.12.12.12',
                                            'network_value': '12.12.12.0/24',
                                            'nodeid': 1}]}])

        To create a generic switch port group without IP addresses assigned with port
        group ID 1 and using physical port numbers 2,3,4,5::

            engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [2,3,4,5])

        .. note:: If the port group ID exists, this method will modify the existing port
            group with the specified settings

        :param str interface_id: The top level switch, naming convention should be
            SWP_0, SWP_1, etc. ( Since API 6.8: SWI_0, SWI_1..)
        :param int port_group_id: Port group number encapsulating switch port/s
        :param list interface_ports: list of interface ports to add to this port
            group. If the port group.
        :param list interfaces: list of interface node definitions if the switch port
            should have IP address/es assigned
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone, will be
            created if it doesn't exist
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid switch interface_id specified
        :return: None
        """
        switch = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            switch_port = {
                "interface_id": "{}.{}".format(switch.interface_id, port_group_id),
                "switch_physical_interface_port": [
                    {"switch_physical_interface_port_number": port} for port in interface_ports
                ],
                "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            }
        else:
            switch_port = {
                "interface_id": "{}.{}".format(switch.interface_id, port_group_id),
                "switch_interface_port": [
                    {"physical_switch_port_number": port} for port in interface_ports
                ],
                "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            }

        switch_port.update(interfaces=interfaces if interfaces else [])
        interface = {"interface_id": switch.interface_id, "port_group_interface": [switch_port]}
        switch.update_interface(SwitchPhysicalInterface(**interface))


class TunnelInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    TunnelInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(TunnelInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "tunnel_interface")

    def add_cluster_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        nodes=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a tunnel interface on a clustered engine. For tunnel interfaces
        on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.
        This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.
        ::

            Add a tunnel CVI and NDI:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',
                network_value='4.4.4.0/24',
                nodes=nodes)

            Add tunnel NDI's only:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                nodes=nodes)

            Add tunnel CVI only:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',
                network_value='31.31.31.0/24',
                zone_ref='myzone')

        :param str,int interface_id: tunnel identifier (akin to interface_id)
        :param str cluster_virtual: CVI ipaddress (optional)
        :param str network_value: CVI network; required if ``cluster_virtual`` set
        :param list nodes: nodes for clustered engine with address,network_value,nodeid
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [
            {
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            }
        ]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address=None, network_value=None, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Creates a tunnel interface with sub-type single_node_interface. This is
        to be used for single layer 3 firewall instances.

        .. note:: If no address or network_value is provided, an unconfigured tunnel
            interface will be created

        :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also
        :param str address: ip address of interface
        :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = (
            [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
            if address and network_value
            else []
        )
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface, **kw)


class VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection Collection provides an interface to
    retrieving existing interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the
    creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "vpn_broker_interface")

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        vpn_broker_domain_ref=None,
        mac_address_postfix=None,
        retrieve_routes=None,
        adjust_antispoofing=None,
        shared_secret=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """Creates a vpn broker interface with sub-type
        single_node_interface. This is to be used for single layer 3
        firewall instances.

        """
        interfaces = (
            [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
            if address and network_value
            else []
        )

        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "vpn_broker_domain_ref": vpn_broker_domain_ref,
            "mac_address_postfix": mac_address_postfix,
            "retrieve_routes": retrieve_routes,
            "adjust_antispoofing": adjust_antispoofing,
            "shared_secret": shared_secret,
        }

        vpn_broker_interface = VPNBrokerInterface(**interface)
        return self._engine.add_interface(vpn_broker_interface, **kw)

    def add_cluster_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        vpn_broker_domain_ref=None,
        mac_address_postfix=None,
        shared_secret=None,
        network_value=None,
        nodes=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        retrieve_routes=None,
        adjust_antispoofing=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a VPN Broker interface on a clustered engine. For VPN Broker interfaces
        on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.
        This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.
        ::

            Add a VPN Broker CVI and NDI:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',
                network_value='4.4.4.0/24',
                nodes=nodes)

            Add VPN Broker NDI's only:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                nodes=nodes)

            Add VPN Broker CVI only:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',
                network_value='31.31.31.0/24',
                zone_ref='myzone')
        """

        interfaces = [
            {
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            }
        ]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "shared_secret": shared_secret,
            "vpn_broker_domain_ref": vpn_broker_domain_ref,
            "mac_address_postfix": mac_address_postfix,
            "retrieve_routes": retrieve_routes,
            "adjust_antispoofing": adjust_antispoofing,
        }
        broker_interface = VPNBrokerInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(broker_interface, **kw)


class PhysicalInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(PhysicalInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "physical_interface")

    def add(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Add single physical interface with interface_id. Use other methods
        to fully add an interface configuration based on engine type.
        Virtual mapping and resource are only used in Virtual Engines.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param int virtual_mapping: virtual firewall id mapping
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`
        :param str virtual_resource_name: virtual resource name
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        versioned_method = get_best_version(("6.5", self._add_65), ("6.6", self._add_66))
        return versioned_method(*args, **kwargs)

    def _add_65(
        self,
        interface_id,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(
            engine=self._engine,
            interface_id=interface_id,
            zone_ref=zone_ref,
            comment=comment,
            virtual_resource_name=virtual_resource_name,
            virtual_mapping=virtual_mapping,
        )

        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def _add_66(
        self,
        interface_id,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        if virtual_mapping is not None:
            virtual_resource_settings = [
                {"virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name, "virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping}
            ]
        else:
            virtual_resource_settings = None

        interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(
            engine=self._engine,
            interface_id=interface_id,
            zone_ref=zone_ref,
            comment=comment,
            virtual_resource_settings=virtual_resource_settings,
        )

        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_capture_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref,
        inspect_unspecified_vlans=True,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        Add a capture interface. Capture interfaces are supported on
        Layer 2 engine and IPS engines.

        ..note:: Capture interface are supported on Layer 3 engine/clusters for NGFW engines
            version >= 6.3 and SMC >= 6.3.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        See :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.CaptureInterface` for more information
        """
        capture = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interface": "capture_interface",
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "inspect_unspecified_vlans": inspect_unspecified_vlans,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        interface = Layer2PhysicalInterface(engine=self._engine, **capture)
        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a layer 3 interface on a non-clustered engine.
        For Layer 2 engine and IPS engines, this interface type represents
        a layer 3 routed (node dedicated) interface. For clusters, use the
        cluster related methods such as :func:`add_layer3_cluster_interface`

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str address: ip address
        :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :param kw: keyword arguments are passed to the sub-interface during
            create time. If it is a single engine, the sub-interface type
            is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.SingleNodeInterface`. For all
            other engines, the type is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`
            For example, pass 'backup_mgt=True' to enable this interface as the
            management backup.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is
            provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(kw)

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            interfaces.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(**interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**interfaces)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_shared_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        mac_address_prefix,
        vlan_id=None,
        virtual_resource_settings=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.7.0
            Requires SMC >= 6.6.0

        Add a single layer 3 physical interface on a Master NGFW Engine that
        can be shared by up to 250 Virtual Firewalls. In addition, VLAN
        interfaces under the physical interface can be shared.

        A shared interface can have individual VLANs with single virtual
        resources but this interface type can provide communication without
        requiring an external switch (access rules and routing are still
        required to allow access).

        If a VLAN id is not provided, then this interface will be shared by
        the specified virtual resource settings.

        Virtual resource settings should be a list in the following format::

            [{'qos_limit': -1,
              'virtual_mapping': '0',
              'virtual_resource_name': 've-1'}]

        The `qos_limit` defines the throughput limit for the given virtual
        resource (-1 is no limit) in Mbps. The virtual_mapping defines the
        interface ID that will be seen within the VirtualFirewall. The resource
        name maps to the VirtualResource and should already exist.

        .. seealso:: :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource`

        :param interface_id: the interface ID for the shared interface
        :param str mac_address_prefix: a unique unicast MAC address prefix
            (the first five octets of a MAC address) that identifies the
            interface and groups the Virtual Firewalls that use this interface
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id if specifying shared VLANs
        :param list virtual_resource_settings: list of virtual resources by name
            to add to shared interface
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        """
        pass

    def add_layer3_vlan_interface(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Add a Layer 3 VLAN interface. Optionally specify an address and network if
        assigning an IP to the VLAN. This method will also assign an IP address to
        an existing VLAN, or add an additional address to an existing VLAN. This
        method may commonly be used on a Master Engine to create VLANs for virtual
        firewall engines.

        Example of creating a VLAN and passing kwargs to define a DHCP server
        service on the VLAN interface::

            engine = Engine('engine1')
            engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_vlan_interface(interface_id=20, vlan_id=20,
                address='20.20.20.20', network_value='192.168.127.12/24', comment='foocomment',
                dhcp_server_on_interface={
                    'default_gateway': '172.16.17.32',
                    'default_lease_time': 7200,
                    'dhcp_address_range': '20.20.20.101-20.20.20.120',
                    'dhcp_range_per_node': [],
                    'primary_dns_server': '8.8.8.8'})

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param int vlan_id: vlan identifier
        :param str address: optional IP address to assign to VLAN
        :param str network_value: network cidr if address is specified. In
            format: 10.10.10.0/24.
        :param str zone_ref: zone to use, by name, href, or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment for VLAN level of interface
        :param int virtual_mapping: virtual engine mapping id
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`
        :param str virtual_resource_name: name of virtual resource
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`
        :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,
            not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to
            pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        versioned_method = get_best_version(
            ("6.5", self._add_layer3_vlan_interface_65), ("6.6", self._add_layer3_vlan_interface_66)
        )
        return versioned_method(*args, **kwargs)

    def _add_layer3_vlan_interface_65(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):

        interfaces = {
            "nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]
            if address and network_value
            else [],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping,
            "virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {"interface_id": interface_id, "interfaces": [interfaces]}

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def _add_layer3_vlan_interface_66(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):

        if virtual_mapping is not None:
            virtual_resource_settings = [
                {"virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping, "virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name}
            ]
        else:
            virtual_resource_settings = []
        interfaces = {
            "nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]
            if address and network_value
            else [],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "virtual_resource_settings": virtual_resource_settings,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {"interface_id": interface_id, "interfaces": [interfaces]}

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_layer3_cluster_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        macaddress=None,
        nodes=None,
        cvi_mode="packetdispatch",
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add cluster virtual interface. A "CVI" interface is used as a VIP
        address for clustered engines. Providing 'nodes' will create the
        node specific interfaces. You can also add a cluster address with only
        a CVI, or only NDI's.

        Add CVI only::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=30,
                cluster_virtual='30.30.30.1',
                network_value='30.30.30.0/24',
                macaddress='02:02:02:02:02:06')

        Add NDI's only::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=30,
                nodes=nodes)

        Add CVI and NDI's::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                cluster_virtual='5.5.5.1',
                network_value='5.5.5.0/24',
                macaddress='02:03:03:03:03:03',
                nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},
                       {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}])

        .. versionchanged:: 0.6.1
            Renamed from add_cluster_virtual_interface

        :param str,int interface_id: physical interface identifier
        :param str cluster_virtual: CVI address (VIP) for this interface
        :param str network_value: network value for VIP; format: 10.10.10.0/24
        :param str macaddress: mandatory mac address if cluster_virtual and
            cluster_mask provided
        :param list nodes: list of dictionary items identifying cluster nodes
        :param str cvi_mode: packetdispatch is recommended setting
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param kw: key word arguments are valid NodeInterface sub-interface
            settings passed in during create time. For example, 'backup_mgt=True'
            to enable this interface as the management backup.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [
            {
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
            }
        ]
        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(interface_id, interfaces=interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:

            interface = ClusterPhysicalInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                interfaces=interfaces,
                cvi_mode=cvi_mode if macaddress else "none",
                macaddress=macaddress,
                zone_ref=zone_ref,
                comment=comment,
                **kw
            )

            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_vlan_cluster_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        nodes=None,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        macaddress=None,
        cvi_mode="packetdispatch",
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add IP addresses to VLANs on a firewall cluster. The minimum params
        required are ``interface_id`` and ``vlan_id``.
        To create a VLAN interface with a CVI, specify ``cluster_virtual``,
        ``cluster_mask`` and ``macaddress``.

        To create a VLAN with only NDI, specify ``nodes`` parameter.

        Nodes data structure is expected to be in this format::

            nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},
                   {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}]

        :param str,int interface_id: interface id to assign VLAN.
        :param str,int vlan_id: vlan identifier
        :param list nodes: optional addresses for node interfaces (NDI's). For a cluster,
            each node will require an address specified using the nodes format.
        :param str cluster_virtual: cluster virtual ip address (optional).
            If specified, cluster_mask parameter is required
        :param str network_value: Specifies the network address, i.e. if cluster virtual is 1.1.1.1,
            cluster mask could be 1.1.1.0/24.
        :param str macaddress: (optional) if used will provide the mapping from node interfaces
            to participate in load balancing.
        :param str cvi_mode: cvi mode for cluster interface (default: packetdispatch)
        :param zone_ref: zone to assign, can be name, str href or Zone
        :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,
            not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to
            pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If the ``interface_id`` specified already exists, it is still possible
            to add additional VLANs and interface addresses.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
            "network_value": network_value,
        }
        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [interfaces],
            "macaddress": macaddress,
            "cvi_mode": cvi_mode if macaddress else "none",
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                for k in ("macaddress", "cvi_mode"):
                    _interface.pop(k)
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)

            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:

            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = ClusterPhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_inline_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        second_vlan_id=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        failure_mode="normal",
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add an inline interface pair. This method is only for IPS or L2FW engine
        types.

        :param str interface_id: interface id of first interface
        :param str second_interface_id: second interface pair id
        :param str, href logical_interface_ref: logical interface by href or name
        :param str vlan_id: vlan ID for first interface in pair
        :param str second_vlan_id: vlan ID for second interface in pair
        :param str, href zone_ref: zone reference by name or href for first interface
        :param str, href second_zone_ref: zone reference by nae or href for second interface
        :param str failure_mode: normal or bypass
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        interface = kw.pop("interface", None)
        interface_spec = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "interface": interface
            if self._engine.type in ("single_fw", "fw_cluster")
            else "inline_interface",
        }

        _interface = {
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": failure_mode,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        vlan = {"vlan_id": vlan_id, "second_vlan_id": second_vlan_id}

        try:
            inline_id = "{}-{}".format(interface_id, second_interface_id)
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(inline_id)
            _interface.update(vlan)
            interface_spec.update(interfaces=[_interface])
            interface._add_interface(**interface_spec)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            _interface.update(interfaces=[vlan])
            interface_spec.update(_interface)
            interface = Layer2PhysicalInterface(**interface_spec)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_inline_ips_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        failure_mode="normal",
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.5.6
            Using an inline interface on a layer 3 engine requires SMC and engine
            version >= 6.3.

        An inline IPS interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW
        engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline IPS interface will
        have a access rule default action of Allow. Inline IPS interfaces are
        bypass capable. When using bypass interfaces and NGFW is powered off,
        in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is allowed through without
        inspection regardless of the access rules.

        If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical
        interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.
        If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones
        will be applied to the VLAN.

        :param str interface_id: first interface in the interface pair
        :param str second_interface_id: second interface in the interface pair
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair
        :param str failure_mode: 'normal' or 'bypass' (default: normal).
            Bypass mode requires fail open interfaces.
        :param zone_ref: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param second_zone_ref: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param str comment: comment for this interface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": failure_mode,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "interface": "inline_ips_interface",
            "vlan_id": vlan_id,
        }

        return self.add_inline_interface(**_interface)

    def add_inline_l2fw_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.5.6
            Requires NGFW engine >=6.3 and layer 3 engine or cluster

        An inline L2 engine interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW
        engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline Layer 2 Firewall
        interface will have a default action in access rules of Discard.
        Layer 2 Firewall interfaces are not bypass capable, so when NGFW is
        powered off, in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is blocked on
        this interface.

        If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical
        interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.
        If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones
        will be applied to the VLAN.

        :param str interface_id: interface id; '1-2', '3-4', etc
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair
        :param str vlan_id2: optional VLAN id for second interface pair
        :param zone_ref_intf1: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param zone_ref_intf2: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": "normal",
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "interface": "inline_l2fw_interface",
            "vlan_id": vlan_id,
        }

        return self.add_inline_interface(**_interface)

    def add_dhcp_interface(
        self, interface_id, dynamic_index, zone_ref=None, vlan_id=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Add a DHCP interface on a single engine

        :param int interface_id: interface id
        :param int dynamic_index: index number for dhcp interface
        :param bool primary_mgt: whether to make this primary mgt
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        See :class:`~DHCPInterface` for more information
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [
                {"nodes": [{"dynamic": True, "dynamic_index": dynamic_index}], "vlan_id": vlan_id}
            ],
            "comment": comment,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
        }

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
                interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_cluster_interface_on_master_engine(
        self, interface_id, macaddress, nodes, zone_ref=None, vlan_id=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Add a cluster address specific to a master engine. Master engine
        clusters will not use "CVI" interfaces like normal layer 3 clusters,
        instead each node has a unique address and share a common macaddress.
        Adding multiple addresses to an interface is not supported with this
        method.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface id to use
        :param str macaddress: mac address to use on interface
        :param list nodes: interface node list
        :param bool is_mgmt: is this a management interface
        :param zone_ref: zone to use, by name, str href or Zone
        :param vlan_id: optional VLAN id if this should be a VLAN interface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "macaddress": macaddress,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": nodes if nodes else [], "vlan_id": vlan_id}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
                interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)


class VirtualPhysicalInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(VirtualPhysicalInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(
            engine, "virtual_physical_interface"
        )

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a layer 3 interface on a virtual engine.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str address: ip address
        :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param kw: keyword arguments are passed are any value attribute values of
            type :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is
            provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(kw)

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(**interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = VirtualPhysicalInterface(**interfaces)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_tunnel_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Creates a tunnel interface for a virtual engine.

        :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also
        :param str address: ip address of interface
        :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface)

"""
.. versionchanged:: 0.7.0

Collections classes for interfaces provide searching and methods to simplify
creation based on interface types.

You can iterate any interface type by specifying the type::

    >>> for interface in engine.tunnel_interface:
    ...   interface
    ...
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1008)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1003)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)

Or iterate all interfaces which will also return their types::

    >>> for interface in engine.interface:
    ...   interface
    ...
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 3)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 61)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 56)
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 15)
    Layer2PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 7 (Capture))
    ModemInterfaceDynamic(name=Modem 0)
    TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1030)
    SwitchPhysicalInterface(name=Switch 0)
    ...

Accessing interface methods for creating interfaces can also be done in multiple
ways. The simplest is to use an engine reference to use this collection. The engine
reference specifies the type of interface and indicates how it will be created
for the engine.

For example, creating an interface on a virtual engine::

    engine.virtual_physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(
        interface_id=1,
        address='14.14.14.119',
        network_value='14.14.14.0/24',
        comment='my comment',
        zone_ref='myzone')

The helper methods use the interface API to create the interface that is then
submitted to the engine.
You can optionally create the interface manually using the API which provides more
customization capabilities.

Example of creating a VirtualPhysicalInterface for a virtual engine manually::

    payload = {'comment': 'comment on this interface',
               'interfaces': [{'nodes': [{'address': '13.13.13.13',
                                          'network_value': '13.13.13.0/24'}]}]}

    vinterface = VirtualPhysicalInterface(interface_id=1, **payload)

Pass this to update_or_create in the event that you want to potentially modify an existing
interface should the same interface ID exist::

    engine.virtual_physical_interface.update_or_create(vinterface)

Or create a new interface (this will fail if the interface exists)::

    engine.add_interface(vinterface)

Collections also provide a simple helper when you want to provide a pre-configured interface
and apply an update_or_create logic. In the update or create case, if the interface exists
any fields that have changed will be updated. If the interface does not exist it is created.
Provide `with_status` to obtain the interface and status of the operation. The update or
create will return a tuple of (Interface, modified, created), where created and modified are
booleans indicating the operations performed::

    >>> from smc.core.engine import Engine
    >>> from smc.core.interfaces import Layer3PhysicalInterface
    >>> engine = Engine('myfw')
    >>> interface = engine.interface.get(0)
    >>> interface
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)
    >>> interface.addresses
    [(u'11.11.11.11', u'11.11.11.0/24', u'0')]
    >>> myinterface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(interface_id=0,
    interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '192.168.127.12', 'network_value': '192.168.3.11/24'}]}],
                comment='changed today')
    ...
    >>> interface, modified, created = engine.physical_interface.update_or_create(myinterface)
    >>> interface
    Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)
    >>> modified
    True
    >>> created
    False
    >>> interface.addresses
    [(u'192.168.127.12', u'192.168.3.11/24', u'0')]
    >>> interface.comment
    u'changed today'

"""
from smc.core.interfaces import (
    TunnelInterface,
    InterfaceEditor,
    Layer3PhysicalInterface,
    ClusterPhysicalInterface,
    Layer2PhysicalInterface,
    VirtualPhysicalInterface,
    SwitchPhysicalInterface,
    VPNBrokerInterface,
    SwitchInterface,
)
from smc.core.sub_interfaces import LoopbackClusterInterface, LoopbackInterface
from smc.base.structs import BaseIterable
from smc.api.exceptions import UnsupportedInterfaceType, InterfaceNotFound
from smc.compat import get_best_version, is_api_version_less_than_or_equal


def get_all_loopbacks(engine):
    """
    Get all loopback interfaces for a given engine
    """
    data = []
    if "fw_cluster" in engine.type:
        for cvi in engine.data.get("loopback_cluster_virtual_interface", []):
            data.append(LoopbackClusterInterface(cvi, engine))
    for node in engine.nodes:
        for lb in node.data.get("loopback_node_dedicated_interface", []):
            data.append(LoopbackInterface(lb, engine))
    return data


class LoopbackCollection(BaseIterable):
    """
    An loopback collection provides top level search capabilities
    to iterate or get loopback interfaces from a given engine.

    All loopback interfaces can be fetched from the engine::

        >>> engine = Engine('dingo')
        >>> for lb in engine.loopback_interface:
        ...   lb
        ...
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2)

    Or directly from the nodes::

        >>> for node in engine.nodes:
        ...   for lb in node.loopback_interface:
        ...     lb
        ...
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)
        LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2)

    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        self._engine = engine
        loopbacks = get_all_loopbacks(engine)
        super(LoopbackCollection, self).__init__(loopbacks)

    def get(self, address):
        """
        Get a loopback address by it's address. Find all loopback addresses
        by iterating at either the node level or the engine::

            loopback = engine.loopback_interface.get('127.0.0.10')

        :param str address: ip address of loopback
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified
        :rtype: LoopbackInterface
        """
        loopback = super(LoopbackCollection, self).get(address=address)
        if loopback:
            return loopback
        raise InterfaceNotFound("Loopback address specified was not found")

    def __getattr__(self, key):
        # Dispatch to instance methods but only for adding interfaces.
        # Makes this work: engine.loopback_interface.add
        if key.startswith("add_"):
            if key == "add_cvi_loopback":
                return getattr(LoopbackClusterInterface(None, self._engine), key)
            else:  # NDI Loopback
                return getattr(LoopbackInterface(None, self._engine), key)
        raise AttributeError(
            "Cannot proxy to given method: %s for the "
            "following engine type: %s" % (key, self._engine.type)
        )


class InterfaceCollection(BaseIterable):
    """
    An interface collection provides top level search capabilities
    to iterate or get interfaces of the specified type. This also
    delegates all 'add' methods of an interface to the interface type
    specified. Collections are returned from an engine reference and
    not called directly.

    For example, you can use this to obtain all interfaces of a given
    type from an engine::

        >>> for interface in engine.interface.all():
        ...   print(interface.name, interface.addresses)
        ('Tunnel Interface 2001', [('169.254.9.22', '169.254.9.20/30', '2001')])
        ('Tunnel Interface 2000', [('169.254.11.6', '169.254.11.4/30', '2000')])
        ('Interface 2', [('192.168.1.252', '192.168.1.0/24', '2')])
        ('Interface 1', [('10.0.0.254', '10.0.0.0/24', '1')])
        ('Interface 0', [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])

    Or only physical interface types::

        for interface in engine.physical_interfaces:
            print(interface)

    Get switch interfaces and associated port groups::

        for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:
            print(interface, interface.port_groups)

    Get a specific interface directly::

        engine.interface.get(10)

    Switch interface direct fetching must include the 'SWP\\_' prefix as well.
    To get switch interface 0::

        engine.interface.get('SWP_0')

    You can also get port groups directly similar to fetching VLANs::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')

    Or use collection helpers to create interfaces::

        engine.physical_interface.add(2)
        engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(....)
        ...

    .. note:: This can raise UnsupportedInterfaceType for unsupported engine
        types based on the interface context.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine, rel="interfaces"):
        self._engine = engine
        self._rel = rel
        self.href = engine.get_relation(rel, UnsupportedInterfaceType)
        # Pass the interface iterator to the top level iterator
        super(InterfaceCollection, self).__init__(InterfaceEditor(engine))

    def get(self, interface_id):
        """
        Get the interface by id, if known. The interface is retrieved from
        the top level Physical or Tunnel Interface. If the interface is an
        inline interface, you can specify only one of the two inline pairs and
        the same interface will be returned.

        If interface type is unknown, use engine.interface for retrieving::

            >>> engine = Engine('sg_vm')
            >>> intf = engine.interface.get(0)
            >>> print(intf, intf.addresses)
            (PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0), [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])

        Get an inline interface::

            >>> intf = engine.interface.get('2-3')

        .. note:: For the inline interface example, you could also just specify
            '2'  or '3' and the fetch will return the pair.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface ID to retrieve
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified
        :return: interface object by type (Physical, Tunnel, VlanInterface)
        """
        return self.items.get(interface_id)

    def __iter__(self):
        for interface in super(InterfaceCollection, self).__iter__():
            if self._rel != "interfaces":
                if interface.typeof == self._rel:
                    yield interface
            else:
                yield interface

    def __len__(self):
        return sum(1 for _ in self)

    def __contains__(self, interface_id):
        try:
            return self.get(interface_id)
        except InterfaceNotFound:
            return False

    def update_or_create(self, interface):
        """
        Collections class update or create method that can be used as a
        shortcut to updating or creating an interface. The interface must
        first be defined and provided as the argument. The interface method
        must have an `update_interface` method which resolves differences and
        adds as necessary.

        :param Interface interface: an instance of an interface type, either
            PhysicalInterface, TunnelInterface or SwitchPhysicalInterface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: Failed to create new interface
        :raises UpdateElementFailed: Failure to update element with reason
        :rtype: tuple
        :return: A tuple with (Interface, modified, created), where created and
            modified are booleans indicating the operations performed
        """
        created, modified = (False, False)
        try:
            intf = self._engine.interface.get(interface.interface_id)
            interface, updated = intf.update_interface(interface)
            if updated:
                modified = True
        except InterfaceNotFound:
            self._engine.add_interface(interface)
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface.interface_id)
            created = True

        return interface, modified, created


class SwitchInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    SwitchInterfaceCollection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of a switch.
    Note that switch interfaces are only supported on specific engine types
    and require that the top level switch is created and port groups are
    created (although you can use one single port group for the entire
    switch configuration.

    Get specific switch interfaces assigned on the given engine::

        for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:
            print(interface, interface.port_groups_interface)

    You can also retrieve a switch directly by referencing it using the
    switch interface id. Switch interfaces will always have a name starting
    with 'SWP\\_'. For example, SWP_0 specifies physical switch port 0::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')

    You can also get port_group_interfaces directly::

        engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')

    Or iterate through the port_group_interface collection::

        interface = engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')
        for port_group in interface.port_group_interface:
            ...
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            super(SwitchInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "switch_physical_interface")
        else:
            super(SwitchInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "switch_interface")

    def add_switch_interface(
        self, interface_id, appliance_switch_module="110", comment=None, **kwargs
    ):
        """
        In case of Switch Physical/Port Group interfaces, the interface ID must
        be prefixed by 'SWP\\_'. For example, for switch ID 1 and Port Group ID 1.2
        you must enter 'SWP\\_1' for the switch and SWP_1.2 for the Port Group.
        Since API 6.8 prefix is 'SWI\\_'

        :param str interface_id: Name of the interface, must be prefixed with 'SWP\\_'
        :param str appliance_switch_module: appliance switch module which specifies
            the hardware module (default: '110')
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :param dict kwargs: optional kwargs conforming to the port group dict
            format if port groups need to be created
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None

        """
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            interface = SwitchPhysicalInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                appliance_switch_module=appliance_switch_module,
                comment=comment,
                **kwargs
            )
        else:
            interface = SwitchInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                appliance_switch_module=appliance_switch_module,
                comment=comment,
                **kwargs
            )

        self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kwargs)

    def add_port_group_interface(
        self, interface_id, port_group_id, interface_ports, interfaces=None, zone_ref=None
    ):
        """
        Add a port group to an existing switch physical interface. If the switch
        port should have an address assigned, use the following format::

            engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [1],
                    interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '12.12.12.12',
                                            'network_value': '12.12.12.0/24',
                                            'nodeid': 1}]}])

        To create a generic switch port group without IP addresses assigned with port
        group ID 1 and using physical port numbers 2,3,4,5::

            engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [2,3,4,5])

        .. note:: If the port group ID exists, this method will modify the existing port
            group with the specified settings

        :param str interface_id: The top level switch, naming convention should be
            SWP_0, SWP_1, etc. ( Since API 6.8: SWI_0, SWI_1..)
        :param int port_group_id: Port group number encapsulating switch port/s
        :param list interface_ports: list of interface ports to add to this port
            group. If the port group.
        :param list interfaces: list of interface node definitions if the switch port
            should have IP address/es assigned
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone, will be
            created if it doesn't exist
        :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid switch interface_id specified
        :return: None
        """
        switch = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
        if is_api_version_less_than_or_equal("6.7"):
            switch_port = {
                "interface_id": "{}.{}".format(switch.interface_id, port_group_id),
                "switch_physical_interface_port": [
                    {"switch_physical_interface_port_number": port} for port in interface_ports
                ],
                "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            }
        else:
            switch_port = {
                "interface_id": "{}.{}".format(switch.interface_id, port_group_id),
                "switch_interface_port": [
                    {"physical_switch_port_number": port} for port in interface_ports
                ],
                "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            }

        switch_port.update(interfaces=interfaces if interfaces else [])
        interface = {"interface_id": switch.interface_id, "port_group_interface": [switch_port]}
        switch.update_interface(SwitchPhysicalInterface(**interface))


class TunnelInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    TunnelInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(TunnelInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "tunnel_interface")

    def add_cluster_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        nodes=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a tunnel interface on a clustered engine. For tunnel interfaces
        on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.
        This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.
        ::

            Add a tunnel CVI and NDI:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',
                network_value='4.4.4.0/24',
                nodes=nodes)

            Add tunnel NDI's only:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                nodes=nodes)

            Add tunnel CVI only:

            engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',
                network_value='31.31.31.0/24',
                zone_ref='myzone')

        :param str,int interface_id: tunnel identifier (akin to interface_id)
        :param str cluster_virtual: CVI ipaddress (optional)
        :param str network_value: CVI network; required if ``cluster_virtual`` set
        :param list nodes: nodes for clustered engine with address,network_value,nodeid
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [
            {
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            }
        ]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address=None, network_value=None, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Creates a tunnel interface with sub-type single_node_interface. This is
        to be used for single layer 3 firewall instances.

        .. note:: If no address or network_value is provided, an unconfigured tunnel
            interface will be created

        :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also
        :param str address: ip address of interface
        :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = (
            [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
            if address and network_value
            else []
        )
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface, **kw)


class VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection Collection provides an interface to
    retrieving existing interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the
    creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "vpn_broker_interface")

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        vpn_broker_domain_ref=None,
        mac_address_postfix=None,
        retrieve_routes=None,
        adjust_antispoofing=None,
        shared_secret=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """Creates a vpn broker interface with sub-type
        single_node_interface. This is to be used for single layer 3
        firewall instances.

        """
        interfaces = (
            [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
            if address and network_value
            else []
        )

        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "vpn_broker_domain_ref": vpn_broker_domain_ref,
            "mac_address_postfix": mac_address_postfix,
            "retrieve_routes": retrieve_routes,
            "adjust_antispoofing": adjust_antispoofing,
            "shared_secret": shared_secret,
        }

        vpn_broker_interface = VPNBrokerInterface(**interface)
        return self._engine.add_interface(vpn_broker_interface, **kw)

    def add_cluster_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        vpn_broker_domain_ref=None,
        mac_address_postfix=None,
        shared_secret=None,
        network_value=None,
        nodes=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        retrieve_routes=None,
        adjust_antispoofing=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a VPN Broker interface on a clustered engine. For VPN Broker interfaces
        on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.
        This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.
        ::

            Add a VPN Broker CVI and NDI:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',
                network_value='4.4.4.0/24',
                nodes=nodes)

            Add VPN Broker NDI's only:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                nodes=nodes)

            Add VPN Broker CVI only:

            engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=3000,
                cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',
                network_value='31.31.31.0/24',
                zone_ref='myzone')
        """

        interfaces = [
            {
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            }
        ]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "shared_secret": shared_secret,
            "vpn_broker_domain_ref": vpn_broker_domain_ref,
            "mac_address_postfix": mac_address_postfix,
            "retrieve_routes": retrieve_routes,
            "adjust_antispoofing": adjust_antispoofing,
        }
        broker_interface = VPNBrokerInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(broker_interface, **kw)


class PhysicalInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(PhysicalInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(engine, "physical_interface")

    def add(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Add single physical interface with interface_id. Use other methods
        to fully add an interface configuration based on engine type.
        Virtual mapping and resource are only used in Virtual Engines.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param int virtual_mapping: virtual firewall id mapping
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`
        :param str virtual_resource_name: virtual resource name
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        versioned_method = get_best_version(("6.5", self._add_65), ("6.6", self._add_66))
        return versioned_method(*args, **kwargs)

    def _add_65(
        self,
        interface_id,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(
            engine=self._engine,
            interface_id=interface_id,
            zone_ref=zone_ref,
            comment=comment,
            virtual_resource_name=virtual_resource_name,
            virtual_mapping=virtual_mapping,
        )

        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def _add_66(
        self,
        interface_id,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        if virtual_mapping is not None:
            virtual_resource_settings = [
                {"virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name, "virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping}
            ]
        else:
            virtual_resource_settings = None

        interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(
            engine=self._engine,
            interface_id=interface_id,
            zone_ref=zone_ref,
            comment=comment,
            virtual_resource_settings=virtual_resource_settings,
        )

        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_capture_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref,
        inspect_unspecified_vlans=True,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        Add a capture interface. Capture interfaces are supported on
        Layer 2 engine and IPS engines.

        ..note:: Capture interface are supported on Layer 3 engine/clusters for NGFW engines
            version >= 6.3 and SMC >= 6.3.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        See :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.CaptureInterface` for more information
        """
        capture = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interface": "capture_interface",
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "inspect_unspecified_vlans": inspect_unspecified_vlans,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        interface = Layer2PhysicalInterface(engine=self._engine, **capture)
        return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a layer 3 interface on a non-clustered engine.
        For Layer 2 engine and IPS engines, this interface type represents
        a layer 3 routed (node dedicated) interface. For clusters, use the
        cluster related methods such as :func:`add_layer3_cluster_interface`

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str address: ip address
        :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :param kw: keyword arguments are passed to the sub-interface during
            create time. If it is a single engine, the sub-interface type
            is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.SingleNodeInterface`. For all
            other engines, the type is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`
            For example, pass 'backup_mgt=True' to enable this interface as the
            management backup.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is
            provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(kw)

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            interfaces.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(**interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**interfaces)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_shared_virtual_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        mac_address_prefix,
        vlan_id=None,
        virtual_resource_settings=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.7.0
            Requires SMC >= 6.6.0

        Add a single layer 3 physical interface on a Master NGFW Engine that
        can be shared by up to 250 Virtual Firewalls. In addition, VLAN
        interfaces under the physical interface can be shared.

        A shared interface can have individual VLANs with single virtual
        resources but this interface type can provide communication without
        requiring an external switch (access rules and routing are still
        required to allow access).

        If a VLAN id is not provided, then this interface will be shared by
        the specified virtual resource settings.

        Virtual resource settings should be a list in the following format::

            [{'qos_limit': -1,
              'virtual_mapping': '0',
              'virtual_resource_name': 've-1'}]

        The `qos_limit` defines the throughput limit for the given virtual
        resource (-1 is no limit) in Mbps. The virtual_mapping defines the
        interface ID that will be seen within the VirtualFirewall. The resource
        name maps to the VirtualResource and should already exist.

        .. seealso:: :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource`

        :param interface_id: the interface ID for the shared interface
        :param str mac_address_prefix: a unique unicast MAC address prefix
            (the first five octets of a MAC address) that identifies the
            interface and groups the Virtual Firewalls that use this interface
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id if specifying shared VLANs
        :param list virtual_resource_settings: list of virtual resources by name
            to add to shared interface
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment
        """
        pass

    def add_layer3_vlan_interface(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Add a Layer 3 VLAN interface. Optionally specify an address and network if
        assigning an IP to the VLAN. This method will also assign an IP address to
        an existing VLAN, or add an additional address to an existing VLAN. This
        method may commonly be used on a Master Engine to create VLANs for virtual
        firewall engines.

        Example of creating a VLAN and passing kwargs to define a DHCP server
        service on the VLAN interface::

            engine = Engine('engine1')
            engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_vlan_interface(interface_id=20, vlan_id=20,
                address='20.20.20.20', network_value='192.168.127.12/24', comment='foocomment',
                dhcp_server_on_interface={
                    'default_gateway': '172.16.17.32',
                    'default_lease_time': 7200,
                    'dhcp_address_range': '20.20.20.101-20.20.20.120',
                    'dhcp_range_per_node': [],
                    'primary_dns_server': '8.8.8.8'})

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param int vlan_id: vlan identifier
        :param str address: optional IP address to assign to VLAN
        :param str network_value: network cidr if address is specified. In
            format: 10.10.10.0/24.
        :param str zone_ref: zone to use, by name, href, or Zone
        :param str comment: optional comment for VLAN level of interface
        :param int virtual_mapping: virtual engine mapping id
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`
        :param str virtual_resource_name: name of virtual resource
               See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`
        :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,
            not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to
            pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        versioned_method = get_best_version(
            ("6.5", self._add_layer3_vlan_interface_65), ("6.6", self._add_layer3_vlan_interface_66)
        )
        return versioned_method(*args, **kwargs)

    def _add_layer3_vlan_interface_65(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):

        interfaces = {
            "nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]
            if address and network_value
            else [],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping,
            "virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {"interface_id": interface_id, "interfaces": [interfaces]}

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def _add_layer3_vlan_interface_66(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        address=None,
        network_value=None,
        virtual_mapping=None,
        virtual_resource_name=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):

        if virtual_mapping is not None:
            virtual_resource_settings = [
                {"virtual_mapping": virtual_mapping, "virtual_resource_name": virtual_resource_name}
            ]
        else:
            virtual_resource_settings = []
        interfaces = {
            "nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]
            if address and network_value
            else [],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "virtual_resource_settings": virtual_resource_settings,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {"interface_id": interface_id, "interfaces": [interfaces]}

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:  # L2FW / IPS
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_layer3_cluster_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        macaddress=None,
        nodes=None,
        cvi_mode="packetdispatch",
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add cluster virtual interface. A "CVI" interface is used as a VIP
        address for clustered engines. Providing 'nodes' will create the
        node specific interfaces. You can also add a cluster address with only
        a CVI, or only NDI's.

        Add CVI only::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=30,
                cluster_virtual='30.30.30.1',
                network_value='30.30.30.0/24',
                macaddress='02:02:02:02:02:06')

        Add NDI's only::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                interface_id=30,
                nodes=nodes)

        Add CVI and NDI's::

            engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(
                cluster_virtual='5.5.5.1',
                network_value='5.5.5.0/24',
                macaddress='02:03:03:03:03:03',
                nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},
                       {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}])

        .. versionchanged:: 0.6.1
            Renamed from add_cluster_virtual_interface

        :param str,int interface_id: physical interface identifier
        :param str cluster_virtual: CVI address (VIP) for this interface
        :param str network_value: network value for VIP; format: 10.10.10.0/24
        :param str macaddress: mandatory mac address if cluster_virtual and
            cluster_mask provided
        :param list nodes: list of dictionary items identifying cluster nodes
        :param str cvi_mode: packetdispatch is recommended setting
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param kw: key word arguments are valid NodeInterface sub-interface
            settings passed in during create time. For example, 'backup_mgt=True'
            to enable this interface as the management backup.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [
            {
                "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
                "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
                "network_value": network_value,
            }
        ]
        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(interface_id, interfaces=interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:

            interface = ClusterPhysicalInterface(
                engine=self._engine,
                interface_id=interface_id,
                interfaces=interfaces,
                cvi_mode=cvi_mode if macaddress else "none",
                macaddress=macaddress,
                zone_ref=zone_ref,
                comment=comment,
                **kw
            )

            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_layer3_vlan_cluster_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        vlan_id,
        nodes=None,
        cluster_virtual=None,
        network_value=None,
        macaddress=None,
        cvi_mode="packetdispatch",
        zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add IP addresses to VLANs on a firewall cluster. The minimum params
        required are ``interface_id`` and ``vlan_id``.
        To create a VLAN interface with a CVI, specify ``cluster_virtual``,
        ``cluster_mask`` and ``macaddress``.

        To create a VLAN with only NDI, specify ``nodes`` parameter.

        Nodes data structure is expected to be in this format::

            nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},
                   {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}]

        :param str,int interface_id: interface id to assign VLAN.
        :param str,int vlan_id: vlan identifier
        :param list nodes: optional addresses for node interfaces (NDI's). For a cluster,
            each node will require an address specified using the nodes format.
        :param str cluster_virtual: cluster virtual ip address (optional).
            If specified, cluster_mask parameter is required
        :param str network_value: Specifies the network address, i.e. if cluster virtual is 1.1.1.1,
            cluster mask could be 1.1.1.0/24.
        :param str macaddress: (optional) if used will provide the mapping from node interfaces
            to participate in load balancing.
        :param str cvi_mode: cvi mode for cluster interface (default: packetdispatch)
        :param zone_ref: zone to assign, can be name, str href or Zone
        :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,
            not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to
            pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If the ``interface_id`` specified already exists, it is still possible
            to add additional VLANs and interface addresses.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "nodes": nodes if nodes else [],
            "cluster_virtual": cluster_virtual,
            "network_value": network_value,
        }
        interfaces.update(**kw)
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [interfaces],
            "macaddress": macaddress,
            "cvi_mode": cvi_mode if macaddress else "none",
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
            else:
                for k in ("macaddress", "cvi_mode"):
                    _interface.pop(k)
                _interface.update(interface_id="{}.{}".format(interface_id, vlan_id))
                vlan._add_interface(**_interface)

            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:

            interfaces.update(vlan_id=vlan_id)
            interface = ClusterPhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_inline_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        second_vlan_id=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        failure_mode="normal",
        comment=None,
        **kw
    ):
        """
        Add an inline interface pair. This method is only for IPS or L2FW engine
        types.

        :param str interface_id: interface id of first interface
        :param str second_interface_id: second interface pair id
        :param str, href logical_interface_ref: logical interface by href or name
        :param str vlan_id: vlan ID for first interface in pair
        :param str second_vlan_id: vlan ID for second interface in pair
        :param str, href zone_ref: zone reference by name or href for first interface
        :param str, href second_zone_ref: zone reference by nae or href for second interface
        :param str failure_mode: normal or bypass
        :param str comment: optional comment
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        interface = kw.pop("interface", None)
        interface_spec = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "interface": interface
            if self._engine.type in ("single_fw", "fw_cluster")
            else "inline_interface",
        }

        _interface = {
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": failure_mode,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        vlan = {"vlan_id": vlan_id, "second_vlan_id": second_vlan_id}

        try:
            inline_id = "{}-{}".format(interface_id, second_interface_id)
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(inline_id)
            _interface.update(vlan)
            interface_spec.update(interfaces=[_interface])
            interface._add_interface(**interface_spec)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            _interface.update(interfaces=[vlan])
            interface_spec.update(_interface)
            interface = Layer2PhysicalInterface(**interface_spec)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_inline_ips_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        failure_mode="normal",
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.5.6
            Using an inline interface on a layer 3 engine requires SMC and engine
            version >= 6.3.

        An inline IPS interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW
        engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline IPS interface will
        have a access rule default action of Allow. Inline IPS interfaces are
        bypass capable. When using bypass interfaces and NGFW is powered off,
        in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is allowed through without
        inspection regardless of the access rules.

        If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical
        interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.
        If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones
        will be applied to the VLAN.

        :param str interface_id: first interface in the interface pair
        :param str second_interface_id: second interface in the interface pair
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair
        :param str failure_mode: 'normal' or 'bypass' (default: normal).
            Bypass mode requires fail open interfaces.
        :param zone_ref: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param second_zone_ref: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param str comment: comment for this interface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": failure_mode,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "interface": "inline_ips_interface",
            "vlan_id": vlan_id,
        }

        return self.add_inline_interface(**_interface)

    def add_inline_l2fw_interface(
        self,
        interface_id,
        second_interface_id,
        logical_interface_ref=None,
        vlan_id=None,
        zone_ref=None,
        second_zone_ref=None,
        comment=None,
    ):
        """
        .. versionadded:: 0.5.6
            Requires NGFW engine >=6.3 and layer 3 engine or cluster

        An inline L2 engine interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW
        engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline Layer 2 Firewall
        interface will have a default action in access rules of Discard.
        Layer 2 Firewall interfaces are not bypass capable, so when NGFW is
        powered off, in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is blocked on
        this interface.

        If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical
        interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.
        If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones
        will be applied to the VLAN.

        :param str interface_id: interface id; '1-2', '3-4', etc
        :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.
            If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.
        :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair
        :param str vlan_id2: optional VLAN id for second interface pair
        :param zone_ref_intf1: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :param zone_ref_intf2: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,
            str href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "second_interface_id": second_interface_id,
            "logical_interface_ref": logical_interface_ref,
            "failure_mode": "normal",
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "second_zone_ref": second_zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
            "interface": "inline_l2fw_interface",
            "vlan_id": vlan_id,
        }

        return self.add_inline_interface(**_interface)

    def add_dhcp_interface(
        self, interface_id, dynamic_index, zone_ref=None, vlan_id=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Add a DHCP interface on a single engine

        :param int interface_id: interface id
        :param int dynamic_index: index number for dhcp interface
        :param bool primary_mgt: whether to make this primary mgt
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        See :class:`~DHCPInterface` for more information
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [
                {"nodes": [{"dynamic": True, "dynamic_index": dynamic_index}], "vlan_id": vlan_id}
            ],
            "comment": comment,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
        }

        if "single_fw" in self._engine.type:
            _interface.update(interface="single_node_interface")

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
                interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)

    def add_cluster_interface_on_master_engine(
        self, interface_id, macaddress, nodes, zone_ref=None, vlan_id=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Add a cluster address specific to a master engine. Master engine
        clusters will not use "CVI" interfaces like normal layer 3 clusters,
        instead each node has a unique address and share a common macaddress.
        Adding multiple addresses to an interface is not supported with this
        method.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface id to use
        :param str macaddress: mac address to use on interface
        :param list nodes: interface node list
        :param bool is_mgmt: is this a management interface
        :param zone_ref: zone to use, by name, str href or Zone
        :param vlan_id: optional VLAN id if this should be a VLAN interface
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None
        """
        _interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "macaddress": macaddress,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": nodes if nodes else [], "vlan_id": vlan_id}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            vlan = interface.vlan_interface.get(vlan_id)
            # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already
            # exists
            if vlan is None:
                interface._add_interface(**_interface)
                interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(**_interface)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface)


class VirtualPhysicalInterfaceCollection(InterfaceCollection):
    """
    PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing
    interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface.
    """

    def __init__(self, engine):
        super(VirtualPhysicalInterfaceCollection, self).__init__(
            engine, "virtual_physical_interface"
        )

    def add_layer3_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None, **kw
    ):
        """
        Add a layer 3 interface on a virtual engine.

        :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier
        :param str address: ip address
        :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone
        :param kw: keyword arguments are passed are any value attribute values of
            type :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface
        :return: None

        .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is
            provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition.
        """
        interfaces = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}],
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        interfaces.update(kw)

        try:
            interface = self._engine.interface.get(interface_id)
            interface._add_interface(**interfaces)
            return interface.update()

        except InterfaceNotFound:
            interface = VirtualPhysicalInterface(**interfaces)
            return self._engine.add_interface(interface, **kw)

    def add_tunnel_interface(
        self, interface_id, address, network_value, zone_ref=None, comment=None
    ):
        """
        Creates a tunnel interface for a virtual engine.

        :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also
        :param str address: ip address of interface
        :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24
        :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone
        :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation
        :return: None
        """
        interfaces = [{"nodes": [{"address": address, "network_value": network_value}]}]
        interface = {
            "interface_id": interface_id,
            "interfaces": interfaces,
            "zone_ref": zone_ref,
            "comment": comment,
        }
        tunnel_interface = TunnelInterface(**interface)
        self._engine.add_interface(tunnel_interface)
.. versionchanged:: 0.7.0  Collections classes for interfaces provide searching and methods to simplify creation based on interface types.  You can iterate any interface type by specifying the type::      >>> for interface in engine.tunnel_interface:     ...   interface     ...     TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1008)     TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1003)     TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)  Or iterate all interfaces which will also return their types::      >>> for interface in engine.interface:     ...   interface     ...     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 3)     TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1000)     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 61)     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 56)     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 15)     Layer2PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 7 (Capture))     ModemInterfaceDynamic(name=Modem 0)     TunnelInterface(name=Tunnel Interface 1030)     SwitchPhysicalInterface(name=Switch 0)     ...  Accessing interface methods for creating interfaces can also be done in multiple ways. The simplest is to use an engine reference to use this collection. The engine reference specifies the type of interface and indicates how it will be created for the engine.  For example, creating an interface on a virtual engine::      engine.virtual_physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(         interface_id=1,         address='14.14.14.119',         network_value='14.14.14.0/24',         comment='my comment',         zone_ref='myzone')  The helper methods use the interface API to create the interface that is then submitted to the engine. You can optionally create the interface manually using the API which provides more customization capabilities.  Example of creating a VirtualPhysicalInterface for a virtual engine manually::      payload = {'comment': 'comment on this interface',                'interfaces': [{'nodes': [{'address': '13.13.13.13',                                           'network_value': '13.13.13.0/24'}]}]}      vinterface = VirtualPhysicalInterface(interface_id=1, **payload)  Pass this to update_or_create in the event that you want to potentially modify an existing interface should the same interface ID exist::      engine.virtual_physical_interface.update_or_create(vinterface)  Or create a new interface (this will fail if the interface exists)::      engine.add_interface(vinterface)  Collections also provide a simple helper when you want to provide a pre-configured interface and apply an update_or_create logic. In the update or create case, if the interface exists any fields that have changed will be updated. If the interface does not exist it is created. Provide `with_status` to obtain the interface and status of the operation. The update or create will return a tuple of (Interface, modified, created), where created and modified are booleans indicating the operations performed::      >>> from smc.core.engine import Engine     >>> from smc.core.interfaces import Layer3PhysicalInterface     >>> engine = Engine('myfw')     >>> interface = engine.interface.get(0)     >>> interface     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)     >>> interface.addresses     [(u'11.11.11.11', u'11.11.11.0/24', u'0')]     >>> myinterface = Layer3PhysicalInterface(interface_id=0,     interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '192.168.127.12', 'network_value': '192.168.3.11/24'}]}],                 comment='changed today')     ...     >>> interface, modified, created = engine.physical_interface.update_or_create(myinterface)     >>> interface     Layer3PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0)     >>> modified     True     >>> created     False     >>> interface.addresses     [(u'192.168.127.12', u'192.168.3.11/24', u'0')]     >>> interface.comment     u'changed today' Get all loopback interfaces for a given engine An loopback collection provides top level search capabilities     to iterate or get loopback interfaces from a given engine.      All loopback interfaces can be fetched from the engine::          >>> engine = Engine('dingo')         >>> for lb in engine.loopback_interface:         ...   lb         ...         LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)         LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2)      Or directly from the nodes::          >>> for node in engine.nodes:         ...   for lb in node.loopback_interface:         ...     lb         ...         LoopbackInterface(address=172.20.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=1)         LoopbackInterface(address=172.31.1.1, nodeid=1, rank=2) Get a loopback address by it's address. Find all loopback addresses         by iterating at either the node level or the engine::              loopback = engine.loopback_interface.get('127.0.0.10')          :param str address: ip address of loopback         :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified         :rtype: LoopbackInterface # Dispatch to instance methods but only for adding interfaces. # Makes this work: engine.loopback_interface.add # NDI Loopback An interface collection provides top level search capabilities     to iterate or get interfaces of the specified type. This also     delegates all 'add' methods of an interface to the interface type     specified. Collections are returned from an engine reference and     not called directly.      For example, you can use this to obtain all interfaces of a given     type from an engine::          >>> for interface in engine.interface.all():         ...   print(interface.name, interface.addresses)         ('Tunnel Interface 2001', [('169.254.9.22', '169.254.9.20/30', '2001')])         ('Tunnel Interface 2000', [('169.254.11.6', '169.254.11.4/30', '2000')])         ('Interface 2', [('192.168.1.252', '192.168.1.0/24', '2')])         ('Interface 1', [('10.0.0.254', '10.0.0.0/24', '1')])         ('Interface 0', [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])      Or only physical interface types::          for interface in engine.physical_interfaces:             print(interface)      Get switch interfaces and associated port groups::          for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:             print(interface, interface.port_groups)      Get a specific interface directly::          engine.interface.get(10)      Switch interface direct fetching must include the 'SWP\\_' prefix as well.     To get switch interface 0::          engine.interface.get('SWP_0')      You can also get port groups directly similar to fetching VLANs::          engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')      Or use collection helpers to create interfaces::          engine.physical_interface.add(2)         engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_interface(....)         ...      .. note:: This can raise UnsupportedInterfaceType for unsupported engine         types based on the interface context. # Pass the interface iterator to the top level iterator Get the interface by id, if known. The interface is retrieved from         the top level Physical or Tunnel Interface. If the interface is an         inline interface, you can specify only one of the two inline pairs and         the same interface will be returned.          If interface type is unknown, use engine.interface for retrieving::              >>> engine = Engine('sg_vm')             >>> intf = engine.interface.get(0)             >>> print(intf, intf.addresses)             (PhysicalInterface(name=Interface 0), [('172.18.1.254', '172.18.1.0/24', '0')])          Get an inline interface::              >>> intf = engine.interface.get('2-3')          .. note:: For the inline interface example, you could also just specify             '2'  or '3' and the fetch will return the pair.          :param str,int interface_id: interface ID to retrieve         :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid interface specified         :return: interface object by type (Physical, Tunnel, VlanInterface) Collections class update or create method that can be used as a         shortcut to updating or creating an interface. The interface must         first be defined and provided as the argument. The interface method         must have an `update_interface` method which resolves differences and         adds as necessary.          :param Interface interface: an instance of an interface type, either             PhysicalInterface, TunnelInterface or SwitchPhysicalInterface         :raises EngineCommandFailed: Failed to create new interface         :raises UpdateElementFailed: Failure to update element with reason         :rtype: tuple         :return: A tuple with (Interface, modified, created), where created and             modified are booleans indicating the operations performed SwitchInterfaceCollection provides an interface to retrieving existing     interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of a switch.     Note that switch interfaces are only supported on specific engine types     and require that the top level switch is created and port groups are     created (although you can use one single port group for the entire     switch configuration.      Get specific switch interfaces assigned on the given engine::          for interface in engine.switch_physical_interface:             print(interface, interface.port_groups_interface)      You can also retrieve a switch directly by referencing it using the     switch interface id. Switch interfaces will always have a name starting     with 'SWP\\_'. For example, SWP_0 specifies physical switch port 0::          engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')      You can also get port_group_interfaces directly::          engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0.1')      Or iterate through the port_group_interface collection::          interface = engine.switch_physical_interface.get('SWP_0')         for port_group in interface.port_group_interface:             ... In case of Switch Physical/Port Group interfaces, the interface ID must         be prefixed by 'SWP\\_'. For example, for switch ID 1 and Port Group ID 1.2         you must enter 'SWP\\_1' for the switch and SWP_1.2 for the Port Group.         Since API 6.8 prefix is 'SWI\\_'          :param str interface_id: Name of the interface, must be prefixed with 'SWP\\_'         :param str appliance_switch_module: appliance switch module which specifies             the hardware module (default: '110')         :param str comment: optional comment         :param dict kwargs: optional kwargs conforming to the port group dict             format if port groups need to be created         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation         :return: None Add a port group to an existing switch physical interface. If the switch         port should have an address assigned, use the following format::              engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [1],                     interfaces=[{'nodes': [{'address': '12.12.12.12',                                             'network_value': '12.12.12.0/24',                                             'nodeid': 1}]}])          To create a generic switch port group without IP addresses assigned with port         group ID 1 and using physical port numbers 2,3,4,5::              engine.switch_physical_interface.add_port_group_interface('SWP_1', 1, [2,3,4,5])          .. note:: If the port group ID exists, this method will modify the existing port             group with the specified settings          :param str interface_id: The top level switch, naming convention should be             SWP_0, SWP_1, etc. ( Since API 6.8: SWI_0, SWI_1..)         :param int port_group_id: Port group number encapsulating switch port/s         :param list interface_ports: list of interface ports to add to this port             group. If the port group.         :param list interfaces: list of interface node definitions if the switch port             should have IP address/es assigned         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone, will be             created if it doesn't exist         :raises InterfaceNotFound: invalid switch interface_id specified         :return: None TunnelInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing     interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface. Add a tunnel interface on a clustered engine. For tunnel interfaces         on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.         This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.         ::              Add a tunnel CVI and NDI:              engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id_id=3000,                 cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',                 network_value='4.4.4.0/24',                 nodes=nodes)              Add tunnel NDI's only:              engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=3000,                 nodes=nodes)              Add tunnel CVI only:              engine.tunnel_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=3000,                 cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',                 network_value='31.31.31.0/24',                 zone_ref='myzone')          :param str,int interface_id: tunnel identifier (akin to interface_id)         :param str cluster_virtual: CVI ipaddress (optional)         :param str network_value: CVI network; required if ``cluster_virtual`` set         :param list nodes: nodes for clustered engine with address,network_value,nodeid         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :param str comment: optional comment         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation         :return: None Creates a tunnel interface with sub-type single_node_interface. This is         to be used for single layer 3 firewall instances.          .. note:: If no address or network_value is provided, an unconfigured tunnel             interface will be created          :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also         :param str address: ip address of interface         :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24         :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone         :param str comment: optional comment         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation         :return: None VPNBrokerInterfaceCollection Collection provides an interface to     retrieving existing interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the     creation of an interface. Creates a vpn broker interface with sub-type         single_node_interface. This is to be used for single layer 3         firewall instances. Add a VPN Broker interface on a clustered engine. For VPN Broker interfaces         on a cluster, you can specify a CVI only, NDI interfaces, or both.         This interface type is only supported on layer 3 firewall engines.         ::              Add a VPN Broker CVI and NDI:              engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id_id=3000,                 cluster_virtual='4.4.4.1',                 network_value='4.4.4.0/24',                 nodes=nodes)              Add VPN Broker NDI's only:              engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=3000,                 nodes=nodes)              Add VPN Broker CVI only:              engine.vpn_broker_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=3000,                 cluster_virtual='31.31.31.31',                 network_value='31.31.31.0/24',                 zone_ref='myzone') PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing     interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface. Add single physical interface with interface_id. Use other methods         to fully add an interface configuration based on engine type.         Virtual mapping and resource are only used in Virtual Engines.          :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier         :param int virtual_mapping: virtual firewall id mapping                See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`         :param str virtual_resource_name: virtual resource name                See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None Add a capture interface. Capture interfaces are supported on         Layer 2 engine and IPS engines.          ..note:: Capture interface are supported on Layer 3 engine/clusters for NGFW engines             version >= 6.3 and SMC >= 6.3.          :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier         :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.             If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          See :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.CaptureInterface` for more information Add a layer 3 interface on a non-clustered engine.         For Layer 2 engine and IPS engines, this interface type represents         a layer 3 routed (node dedicated) interface. For clusters, use the         cluster related methods such as :func:`add_layer3_cluster_interface`          :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier         :param str address: ip address         :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :param str comment: optional comment         :param kw: keyword arguments are passed to the sub-interface during             create time. If it is a single engine, the sub-interface type             is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.SingleNodeInterface`. For all             other engines, the type is :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`             For example, pass 'backup_mgt=True' to enable this interface as the             management backup.         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is             provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition. # L2FW / IPS .. versionadded:: 0.7.0             Requires SMC >= 6.6.0          Add a single layer 3 physical interface on a Master NGFW Engine that         can be shared by up to 250 Virtual Firewalls. In addition, VLAN         interfaces under the physical interface can be shared.          A shared interface can have individual VLANs with single virtual         resources but this interface type can provide communication without         requiring an external switch (access rules and routing are still         required to allow access).          If a VLAN id is not provided, then this interface will be shared by         the specified virtual resource settings.          Virtual resource settings should be a list in the following format::              [{'qos_limit': -1,               'virtual_mapping': '0',               'virtual_resource_name': 've-1'}]          The `qos_limit` defines the throughput limit for the given virtual         resource (-1 is no limit) in Mbps. The virtual_mapping defines the         interface ID that will be seen within the VirtualFirewall. The resource         name maps to the VirtualResource and should already exist.          .. seealso:: :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource`          :param interface_id: the interface ID for the shared interface         :param str mac_address_prefix: a unique unicast MAC address prefix             (the first five octets of a MAC address) that identifies the             interface and groups the Virtual Firewalls that use this interface         :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id if specifying shared VLANs         :param list virtual_resource_settings: list of virtual resources by name             to add to shared interface         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :param str comment: optional comment Add a Layer 3 VLAN interface. Optionally specify an address and network if         assigning an IP to the VLAN. This method will also assign an IP address to         an existing VLAN, or add an additional address to an existing VLAN. This         method may commonly be used on a Master Engine to create VLANs for virtual         firewall engines.          Example of creating a VLAN and passing kwargs to define a DHCP server         service on the VLAN interface::              engine = Engine('engine1')             engine.physical_interface.add_layer3_vlan_interface(interface_id=20, vlan_id=20,                 address='20.20.20.20', network_value='192.168.127.12/24', comment='foocomment',                 dhcp_server_on_interface={                     'default_gateway': '172.16.17.32',                     'default_lease_time': 7200,                     'dhcp_address_range': '20.20.20.101-20.20.20.120',                     'dhcp_range_per_node': [],                     'primary_dns_server': '8.8.8.8'})          :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier         :param int vlan_id: vlan identifier         :param str address: optional IP address to assign to VLAN         :param str network_value: network cidr if address is specified. In             format: 10.10.10.0/24.         :param str zone_ref: zone to use, by name, href, or Zone         :param str comment: optional comment for VLAN level of interface         :param int virtual_mapping: virtual engine mapping id                See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.vfw_id`         :param str virtual_resource_name: name of virtual resource                See :class:`smc.core.engine.VirtualResource.name`         :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,             not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to             pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None # L2FW / IPS # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already # exists # L2FW / IPS # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already # exists Add cluster virtual interface. A "CVI" interface is used as a VIP         address for clustered engines. Providing 'nodes' will create the         node specific interfaces. You can also add a cluster address with only         a CVI, or only NDI's.          Add CVI only::              engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=30,                 cluster_virtual='30.30.30.1',                 network_value='30.30.30.0/24',                 macaddress='02:02:02:02:02:06')          Add NDI's only::              engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 interface_id=30,                 nodes=nodes)          Add CVI and NDI's::              engine.physical_interface.add_cluster_virtual_interface(                 cluster_virtual='5.5.5.1',                 network_value='5.5.5.0/24',                 macaddress='02:03:03:03:03:03',                 nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},                        {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}])          .. versionchanged:: 0.6.1             Renamed from add_cluster_virtual_interface          :param str,int interface_id: physical interface identifier         :param str cluster_virtual: CVI address (VIP) for this interface         :param str network_value: network value for VIP; format: 10.10.10.0/24         :param str macaddress: mandatory mac address if cluster_virtual and             cluster_mask provided         :param list nodes: list of dictionary items identifying cluster nodes         :param str cvi_mode: packetdispatch is recommended setting         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :param kw: key word arguments are valid NodeInterface sub-interface             settings passed in during create time. For example, 'backup_mgt=True'             to enable this interface as the management backup.         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None Add IP addresses to VLANs on a firewall cluster. The minimum params         required are ``interface_id`` and ``vlan_id``.         To create a VLAN interface with a CVI, specify ``cluster_virtual``,         ``cluster_mask`` and ``macaddress``.          To create a VLAN with only NDI, specify ``nodes`` parameter.          Nodes data structure is expected to be in this format::              nodes=[{'address':'5.5.5.2', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':1},                    {'address':'5.5.5.3', 'network_value':'5.5.5.0/24', 'nodeid':2}]          :param str,int interface_id: interface id to assign VLAN.         :param str,int vlan_id: vlan identifier         :param list nodes: optional addresses for node interfaces (NDI's). For a cluster,             each node will require an address specified using the nodes format.         :param str cluster_virtual: cluster virtual ip address (optional).             If specified, cluster_mask parameter is required         :param str network_value: Specifies the network address, i.e. if cluster virtual is 1.1.1.1,             cluster mask could be 1.1.1.0/24.         :param str macaddress: (optional) if used will provide the mapping from node interfaces             to participate in load balancing.         :param str cvi_mode: cvi mode for cluster interface (default: packetdispatch)         :param zone_ref: zone to assign, can be name, str href or Zone         :param dict kw: keyword arguments are passed to top level of VLAN interface,             not the base level physical interface. This is useful if you want to             pass in a configuration that enables the DHCP server on a VLAN for example.         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          .. note:: If the ``interface_id`` specified already exists, it is still possible             to add additional VLANs and interface addresses. # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already # exists Add an inline interface pair. This method is only for IPS or L2FW engine         types.          :param str interface_id: interface id of first interface         :param str second_interface_id: second interface pair id         :param str, href logical_interface_ref: logical interface by href or name         :param str vlan_id: vlan ID for first interface in pair         :param str second_vlan_id: vlan ID for second interface in pair         :param str, href zone_ref: zone reference by name or href for first interface         :param str, href second_zone_ref: zone reference by nae or href for second interface         :param str failure_mode: normal or bypass         :param str comment: optional comment         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None .. versionadded:: 0.5.6             Using an inline interface on a layer 3 engine requires SMC and engine             version >= 6.3.          An inline IPS interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW         engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline IPS interface will         have a access rule default action of Allow. Inline IPS interfaces are         bypass capable. When using bypass interfaces and NGFW is powered off,         in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is allowed through without         inspection regardless of the access rules.          If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical         interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.         If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones         will be applied to the VLAN.          :param str interface_id: first interface in the interface pair         :param str second_interface_id: second interface in the interface pair         :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.             If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.         :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair         :param str failure_mode: 'normal' or 'bypass' (default: normal).             Bypass mode requires fail open interfaces.         :param zone_ref: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,             str href or Zone         :param second_zone_ref: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,             str href or Zone         :param str comment: comment for this interface         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type .. versionadded:: 0.5.6             Requires NGFW engine >=6.3 and layer 3 engine or cluster          An inline L2 engine interface is a new interface type for Layer 3 NGFW         engines version >=6.3. Traffic passing an Inline Layer 2 Firewall         interface will have a default action in access rules of Discard.         Layer 2 Firewall interfaces are not bypass capable, so when NGFW is         powered off, in an offline state or overloaded, traffic is blocked on         this interface.          If the interface does not exist and a VLAN id is specified, the logical         interface and zones will be applied to the top level physical interface.         If adding VLANs to an existing inline ips pair, the logical and zones         will be applied to the VLAN.          :param str interface_id: interface id; '1-2', '3-4', etc         :param str logical_interface_ref: logical interface name, href or LogicalInterface.             If None, 'default_eth' logical interface will be used.         :param str vlan_id: optional VLAN id for first interface pair         :param str vlan_id2: optional VLAN id for second interface pair         :param zone_ref_intf1: zone for first interface in pair, can be name,             str href or Zone         :param zone_ref_intf2: zone for second interface in pair, can be name,             str href or Zone         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          .. note:: Only a single VLAN is supported on this inline pair type Add a DHCP interface on a single engine          :param int interface_id: interface id         :param int dynamic_index: index number for dhcp interface         :param bool primary_mgt: whether to make this primary mgt         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          See :class:`~DHCPInterface` for more information # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already # exists Add a cluster address specific to a master engine. Master engine         clusters will not use "CVI" interfaces like normal layer 3 clusters,         instead each node has a unique address and share a common macaddress.         Adding multiple addresses to an interface is not supported with this         method.          :param str,int interface_id: interface id to use         :param str macaddress: mac address to use on interface         :param list nodes: interface node list         :param bool is_mgmt: is this a management interface         :param zone_ref: zone to use, by name, str href or Zone         :param vlan_id: optional VLAN id if this should be a VLAN interface         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None # Interface exists, so we need to update but check if VLAN already # exists PhysicalInterface Collection provides an interface to retrieving existing     interfaces and helper methods to shortcut the creation of an interface. Add a layer 3 interface on a virtual engine.          :param str,int interface_id: interface identifier         :param str address: ip address         :param str network_value: network/cidr (12.12.12.0/24)         :param str zone_ref: zone reference, can be name, href or Zone         :param kw: keyword arguments are passed are any value attribute values of             type :class:`smc.core.sub_interfaces.NodeInterface`         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure creating interface         :return: None          .. note:: If an existing ip address exists on the interface and zone_ref is             provided, this value will overwrite any previous zone definition. Creates a tunnel interface for a virtual engine.          :param str,int interface_id: the tunnel id for the interface, used as nicid also         :param str address: ip address of interface         :param str network_value: network cidr for interface; format: 1.1.1.0/24         :param str zone_ref: zone reference for interface can be name, href or Zone         :raises EngineCommandFailed: failure during creation         :return: None