Brian T. Wightman wightman@acm.org
James R Grinter jrg@blodwen.demon.co.uk
Jafar Shameem Jafar.Shameem@East.Sun.com
Venkat D venki21@hotmail.com
David Schiffrin daves@adnc.com
Rogerio Rocha rogerio_rocha@bvl.pt
Stephen Frost sfrost@mitretek.org
Geoff Weller GeoffW@bs.cs.odu.edu
Karl E. Vogel vogelke@c17mis.region2.wpafb.af.mil
Original question:
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I was wondering, is it possible to do a telnet
session to a router without it having to prompt the
user for a password? (I'm trying to do something
similar to an rlogin or ssh to the router...) Any
suggestions would be welcomed!
Solution:
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The answer I was looking for was Expect (I knew it was
possible but couldn't remember the program name),
which allows one to automate any interactive process:
It's obtainable from the following sites:
ftp://ftp.cme.nist.gov/pub/subject/expect
ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/sparc/solaris
Someone also suggested that if my router was a Cisco
router,
try the following:
line vty 3
no login
transport input telnet
transport output telnet
telnet transparent
optional "autocommand <command> "
To invoke this, connect to the router like this:
"telnet router 3003". Some rev's os Cisco used
"telnet router 2003".
We used up to 100 ports for pad <->telnet conversion,
autocall's, router's exec access.
Thanks again!
Ju
julienlim@rocketmail.com
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