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Lazythegreat
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 how to write telnet script
CLI, Linux, Network administration, Routers
I need to perform routine router administration from an Linux pc. How can I create a script to logon and perform some CLI automatically?

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ASKED: January 21, 2008  9:25 AM
UPDATED: February 23, 2008  12:12 AM
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You might consider a telnet tool that has macro capabilities like TeraTerm Pro you can find it at: http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  January 21, 2008  2:12 pm  by  LabNuke   90 pts.
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Thx, LabNuke. However, TeraTerm Pro is Win32, so I’m not able to run on my Linux pc.

Lazythegreat
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Expect is a tool worth looking at for what you are attempting to do. Most of the distros have a package available. The site for more info is here http://expect.nist.gov/

Uddercha0s
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