Connect to the remote machine using Telnet module

Hi,

Please find the below code which is used to Print the Operating System of a remote Machine of linux.This code is working fine,if i give the correct UserName and Password of a machine but what i need is if iam having set of UserName and Password in a flat file and the code should check if it matches with any of this set of UserName and Passwords and execute the code without throwing any error like (command timed-out at linux.pl line 98).please help in this........

Code:

Code: ( text )

$Machine="192.168.**.**";
$user="UserName";
$pwd="Password";
$telnet->open($Machine);
$telnet->waitfor('/login:/');
$telnet->print($user);
$telnet->waitfor("/Password for $user:/");
$telnet->print($pwd))
print $telnet->cmd("uname -a|tr -s ' '|cut -f1 -d ' '");

The flat file should look like the below one,

Windows,Administrator,Password
Linux,root,Password
Solaris,root,Password.

Regard's,
Thamayanthi.

numberwhun

Forum Leader

1,860 Posts

May 8th, 2008
10:49 AM
#2

Re: Connect to the remote machine using Telnet module

Quote:

Originally Posted by thamayanthi

Code: ( text )

$Machine="192.168.**.**";
$user="UserName";
$pwd="Password";
$telnet->open($Machine);
$telnet->waitfor('/login:/');
$telnet->print($user);
$telnet->waitfor("/Password for $user:/");
$telnet->print($pwd))
print $telnet->cmd("uname -a|tr -s ' '|cut -f1 -d ' '");

The flat file should look like the below one,

Windows,Administrator,Password
Linux,root,Password
Solaris,root,Password.

Regard's,
Thamayanthi.

I am not sure that I totally understand what you are looking for. Are you wanting to connect through telnet with a username/pwd, then grab the OS type and then compare if the username/pwd/os combination matches what you have in a local flat file?

Regards,

Jeff