I'm trying to telnet to my box. When I do this in DOS it's simple, I even have
a blinking cursor for me to type in commands for each response. Not so for
python. I have a dictionary "user_acct" which has the username and password in
it. My box is interactive, I must be able to type in commands and I don't know
how to do this in python. Pleasehelp me any way you can.
1st prompt = Username:2nd prompt = Password:
After this my box's output looks like this:Last Login Date : May 24 2016
09:42:08
Last Login Type : IP Session(CLI)
Login Failures : 0 (Since Last Login)
: 0 (Total for Account)
TA5000>then I type en and get
TA5000# then I type conf t and getTA5000(config)#
My code is below:
import getpass
import sys
import telnetlibusername = input()
password = input()
tid = 'TA5000'
first_prompt = '>' # type 'en' at this prompt
second_prompt = '#' # type 'conf t' at this prompt
third_prompt = '(config)'
prompt1 = tid + first_prompt
prompt2 = tid + second_prompt
prompt3 = tid + third_prompt + second_prompt
user_acct =
{'ADMIN':'PASSWORD','ADTRAN':'BOSCO','READONLY':'PASSWORD','READWRITE':'PASSWORD','TEST':'PASSWORD','guest':'PASSWORD','':'PASSWORD'}
host = "10.51.18.88"
#username = "ADMIN" + newline
#password = "PASSWORD" + newline
tn = telnetlib.Telnet(host,"23")
open()
tn.read_until("Username: ")
tn.write(username)
tn.read_until("Password: ")
tn.write(password)if username in user_acct and password == user_acct[username]:
print(prompt1 + "Enter en at this prompt" +"\n")
print(prompt2 + "Enter conf t at this prompt" + "\n")
print(prompt3 + "\n")
else:
print('Invalid Login... Please Try Again')close()
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(Angie)
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