Tcl
Tcl
SSH Commands to Cisco Switch
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Demonstrates how to establish an SSH session with a Cisco switch (or something similar) and send commands in a device console session.Chilkat Tcl Downloads
load ./chilkat.dll
set success 0
# This example assumes the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
# See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.
set ssh [new_CkSsh]
set success [CkSsh_Connect $ssh "172.16.16.100" 22]
if {$success != 1} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
# Authenticate using login/password:
set success [CkSsh_AuthenticatePw $ssh "myLogin" "myPassword"]
if {$success != 1} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
# Start a shell session.
set channelNum [CkSsh_QuickShell $ssh]
if {$channelNum < 0} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
# If the CISCO switch returns a prompt with "#", then read until we get the prompt.
# (It's not actually required that we do this, but it helps to know that all is OK at this point..)
set success [CkSsh_ChannelReceiveUntilMatch $ssh $channelNum "#" "utf-8" 1]
if {$success != 1} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
# Show what we received so far:
puts [CkSsh_getReceivedText $ssh $channelNum utf-8]
# Send a "show clock" command.
set success [CkSsh_ChannelSendString $ssh $channelNum "show clock\n" "utf-8"]
# Read the output to the next interactive prompt.
set success [CkSsh_ChannelReceiveUntilMatch $ssh $channelNum "#" "utf-8" 1]
if {$success != 1} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
puts [CkSsh_getReceivedText $ssh $channelNum utf-8]
# Send another command and get the output, and so on...
set success [CkSsh_ChannelSendString $ssh $channelNum "some other command\n" "utf-8"]
set success [CkSsh_ChannelReceiveUntilMatch $ssh $channelNum "#" "utf-8" 1]
if {$success != 1} then {
puts [CkSsh_lastErrorText $ssh]
delete_CkSsh $ssh
exit
}
puts [CkSsh_getReceivedText $ssh $channelNum utf-8]
CkSsh_Disconnect $ssh
delete_CkSsh $ssh