On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Andreas Klemm wrote:
> You can write shell scripts.... Break the task into pieces...
>
> One shellscript for example that reads all routers out
> of an ASCII database or simply an ASCII database, that
> is read by script, here a snipplet from a script I use
> to save running config of all routers mentioned in file
> CISCOS=path
>
> for entry in `cat $CISCOS`
> do
> # read a line from router table and set arguments...
> set -- `echo $entry | tr ':' ' '`
> ip=$1
> name=$2
> type=$3
> passwd=$4
> enable=$5
> echo ">> writing config for $name ..."
> $HOME/scripts/write_config $ip $type $passwd $enable
> done
Andreas,
you do realize that you are passing your enable password/secret in clear
text for anyone on that machine to see in the output of a "ps -aux / ps
-ef"? I woudln't recommend doing that. It would be more secure to open a
file handle to an rsh or ssh process connected to the router, and just
read and write from that.........
Brian
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