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OPN-Arp

OPN-Arp on OPNSense allows you to send alerts when new devices are spotted on the network.

opnarp

Setup

  • Install the opn-arp plugin via the community repo
  • Enable OPN-Arp under Services > OPN-Arp
  • Enable Monit under Services > Monit
  • Add a new entry under Service Tests Settings:
    • Name: MAC pair
    • Condition: content = "MAC pair"
    • Action: Alert for an email alert or Execute and /root/gotify.sh for gotify (script below)
  • Add a new entry under Service Settings:
    • Name: MAC_PAIR
    • Type: File
    • Path: /var/log/system/latest.log
    • Tests: MAC Pair
  • Add a new entry under Alert Settings: (only for email alerts)
  • Fill the mail server details under general (only for email alerts)

Gotify Alerts

  • Connect to OPNSense via SSH
  • Execute touch /root/gotify.sh && chmod +x /root/gotify.sh
  • Paste the following script into /root/gotify.sh:
    #!/usr/local/bin/bash

if [[ $MONIT_DESCRIPTION =~ "MAC pair" ]]; then
        ip=$(echo $MONIT_DESCRIPTION | cut -d '(' -f 2  | cut -d ')' -f 1)
        mac=$(echo $MONIT_DESCRIPTION | cut -d '(' -f 2  | cut -d ')' -f 2)
        host=$(host $ip | cut -d ' ' -f 5)
        title="New device spotted"
        msg="IP: $ip - MAC: $mac - Hostname: $host"
else
        title=$MONIT_SERVICE
        msg=$MONIT_DESCRIPTION
fi

curl -X POST "https://gotify.domain.com/message?token=yourtoken" -F "title=$title" -F "message=$msg"
  • Edit gotify.domain.com and yourtoken accordingly
  • Create a file under /usr/local/etc/rc.syshook.d/start/99-opnarp:
    #!/bin/sh

chmod +x /usr/local/etc/rc.d/opnarp

  • Test it by running:

    echo "<29>1 2022-08-29T20:16:44+03:00 router.home root 59285 - [meta sequenceId=1] New IPv4/MAC pair seen: (10.1.3.22)3a:d1:ee:bc:20:2f" >> /var/log/system/latest.log