telnet automatically login to UNIX box

[Hari Kumar]

I am trying to write a batch file which supplies Telnet username and password and logins to the unix box.If i run that batch file it will automatically logins to the Unix box.This i need to put in one of scripts.

Thanks in advance.

[Hari Kumar]

Sorry! there is no question.
I am unable to do that.Help me How to achieve that ?

[Claudio Cilloni]

I didn't understand: do you need a telnet window that automatically logins (so you don't need to type username and password) or you need to run a script that runs commands on a remote unix box through a telnet session?

Ciao
Claudio

[Hari Kumar]

Thank you,thats the same i want to achieve,
i want to login to Unix(with no username & password) and run some scripts.
or else
If not a telnet window that gives me unix prompt (so that here in profile i can make them run)

thanks

[aparna challagulla · Accepted solution]

hi Hari,

you can look at expect

http://expect.nist.gov/

Expect is a tool for automating interactive applications such as telnet, ftp, passwd, fsck, rlogin, tip, etc.

HTH
aparna

[Hari Kumar]

Thanks for the response.

I need a batch file on desktop as icon which logs in unix with his userid/passwd.
(just a double click),
NO TOOLS & Third party softwares
(can be perl....)

[Jerome Henry]

Hi,
edit a new file called, say, mybatch.bat. In it, write :
telnet://user:password@host/command
where user is username, password the password (:]), host your destination host IP adress, and command the commands list you want to run.
Save.
Make a shortcut for this file on your desktop.
Double click on it.

hth

J

[Hari Kumar]

Thanks alot this was the kind of answer i was expecting.BUT in VEIN............
Could not open a connection to host on port 23 : Connect failed

But it is not accepting the string, if i give
telnet:// it says syntax error,
If it space b/w telnet and : then it is taking as host,

[Antoniov.]

Jerome,
you don't use standard telnet.

Antoniov