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automating telnet

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does anyone know of a way of parsing a password and a hostname as a variable to an automated telnet session. Is there any (perl) scripts that i could download and use to do this from a windows box ideally? regards a

Name: FishMonger
Date: April 29, 2004 at 19:58:37 Pacific

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Here's the login part of a Perl script; note that this does not include error handling. Executed on the command line like this: c:\mytelnet.pl hostname username password #!perl use strict; use Net::Telnet; my ($host, $username, $pass) = @ARGV; my $telnet = new Net::Telnet; $telnet->open($host); $telnet->login($username, $pass); Net::Telnet documentation

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