def backup(router):
client = myparamiko.connect(**router)
shell = myparamiko.get_shell(client)
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'terminal length 0')
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'enable')
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'cisco') # this is the enable command
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'show run')
output = myparamiko.show(shell)
# print(output)
output_list = output.splitlines()
output_list = output_list[11:-1]
# print(output_list)
output = '\n'.join(output_list)
# print(output)
from datetime import datetime
now = datetime.now()
year = now.year
month = now.month
day = now.day
hour = now.hour
minute = now.minute
file_name = f'{router["server_ip"]}_{year}-{month}-{day}.txt'
with open(file_name, 'w') as f:
f.write(output)
myparamiko.close(client)
import myparamiko
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect('10.1.1.1', 22, 'andrei', 'cisco')
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'enable')
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection,'cisco')
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection,'terminal length 0')
output = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection,'show run')
print(output.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
import myparamiko
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect('10.58.85.18', 22, 'chance', 'Baseba!!358cd')
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
output1 = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'ifconfig')
print(output1.decode())
import myparamiko
import getpass
password = getpass.getpass()
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect('192.168.31.53', 22, 'root', password)
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection,'sudo useradd -m -d /home/user2 -s /bin/bash user2')
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, password)
users = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection,'cat /etc/passwd')
print(users.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
'passwd': password2
}
router3 = {
'server_ip': '10.1.1.30',
'server_port': '22',
'user': '******',
'passwd': password3
}
routers = [router1, router2, router3]
for router in routers:
client = myparamiko.connect(**router)
shell = myparamiko.get_shell(client)
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'terminal length 0')
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'enable')
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'cisco') # this is the enable command
myparamiko.send_command(shell, 'show run')
output = myparamiko.show(shell)
# processing the output
output_list = output.splitlines()
output_list = output_list[11:-1]
output = '\n'.join(output_list)
# creating the backup filename
from datetime import datetime
now = datetime.now()
year = now.year
import myparamiko as myp
ssh_client = myp.connect('10.1.10.200', 22, 'ftrijillo', 'Ratajoa786!')
remote_connection = myp.get_shell(ssh_client)
myp.send_command(remote_connection, 'set cli screen-length 0')
output = myp.send_command(remote_connection,
'show configuration | display set')
output_str = output.decode()
#print(output_str)
list = output_str.split('\n')
list = list[1:-1]
config = '\n'.join(list)
print(config)
with open('router1-running-config.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(config)
myp.close(ssh_client)
def create_loopback(list, user, passwrd, ensecret):
loop_count = 0
for x in list:
loop_count += 1
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect(x, 22, user, passwrd)
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
command0 = 'configure terminal'
command1 = 'int loopback' + str(loop_count)
command2 = 'ip address ' + str(loop_count) + '.' + str(
loop_count) + '.' + str(loop_count) + '.' + str(
loop_count) + ' 255.255.255.0'
command3 = 'no shut'
command4 = 'end'
command5 = 'show ip int br'
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'enable')
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, ensecret)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command0)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command1)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command2)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command3)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command4)
output1 = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command5)
with open('Output.txt', 'a', newline='') as file:
file.writelines('CiscoRouter' + str(loop_count) +
' Interface Report \n')
file.writelines('----------------------------- \n')
file.writelines(output1.decode())
file.close()
import myparamiko
ssh_client=myparamiko.connect('10.1.10.200', 22, 'ftrijillo', 'Ratajoa786!')
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'set cli screen-length 0')
output = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'show configuration | display set')
version = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'show version')
print(output.decode())
print(version.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
import myparamiko
import getpass
password = getpass.getpass(prompt="Password: ")
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect('127.0.0.1', 22, 'ftrijillo', password)
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
myparamiko.send_command(
remote_connection,
'sudo touch /Users/ftrijillo/Dropbox/Bhaloo/Python_lvl2/Udemy/Section3_Part57/file1.txt'
)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, password)
output = myparamiko.send_command(
remote_connection,
'ls -al /Users/ftrijillo/Dropbox/Bhaloo/Python_lvl2/Udemy/Section3_Part57')
print(output.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
import myparamiko
import getpass
username = input('Username:'******'192.168.0.133', 2299, username, password)
remote_connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
new_user = input('Enter the user you want to create:')
command = 'sudo useradd -m -d /home/' + new_user + ' -s /bin/bash ' + new_user
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, command)
myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, password)
print('A new user has been created.')
answer = input('Display the users ? <y|n>')
if answer == 'y':
users = myparamiko.send_command(remote_connection, 'cat /etc/passwd')
print(users.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
connection.send(command + "\n")
time.sleep(3)
output = connection.recv(4906)
return output
def close(ssh_client):
if ssh_client.get_transport().is_active():
ssh_client.close()
SCRIPT # 1 || “SHOW RUN” on Cisco IOS (Child Paramiko)
import myparamiko
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect("192.168.32.200", 22, "admin", "cisco")
connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client)
myparamiko.send_command(connection, 'terminal length 0')
output = myparamiko.send_command(connection, 'show run')
print(output.decode())
# output1 = paramiko1.send_command(connection,'show clock')
# print(output1.decode())
myparamiko.close(ssh_client)
# SCRIPT 2 Create “Users” on Linux (Child Paramiko)
import myparamiko
ssh_client = myparamiko.connect(
"192.168.32.169", 22, "network-automation", "cisco")
connection = myparamiko.get_shell(ssh_client) # ssh_estbld
myparamiko.send_command(
