Hi people,
I read the MT documentation carefully, above all the SNMP protocol and SSH server. I want my shell program in LINUX have access to configure MT, they are able to modify MT attributes.
But I have several problems: in the first case, SNMP protocol can 'write' in MT configuration. It is only enabled read access; in the second case, MT SSH server can not create a key for sending to the LINUX account.
So, How can my LINUX programs modify MT configuration?
You can execute commands on MT remotely with telnet or ssh.
All you actually need for that is expect.
I wrote a dialog based menu for that which should give you an idea how to do that:
http://yazzy.yazzy.org/coding/shell/rou ... uteros.txt
AFAIR you cannot use public ssh keys with RouterOS.
All you actually need for that is expect.
I wrote a dialog based menu for that which should give you an idea how to do that:
http://yazzy.yazzy.org/coding/shell/rou ... uteros.txt
AFAIR you cannot use public ssh keys with RouterOS.
Don't use SSH tunneling, you were told at least twice it will not work with public SSH keys.
Rather run your commands from a cronjob or each time you want to perform them from e.g website.
You will be able to connect remotely to your routers listed in the servers.txt file (http://yazzy.yazzy.org/coding/shell/rou ... ervers.txt) with ssh and perform any commands given in the COMMAND variable without public SSH key, just like in my script.
Write your own script with a for loop which will connect to all your boxes in the list and perform given commands if needed.
connect_ssh() {
echo '
spawn '${SSH}' '${ROUTER}' -l '${USER}'
expect -re "password: "
send "'${PASS}'\r"
#
expect -re "] > "
send "'${COMMAND}'\r"
sleep 2
#
expect -re "] > " exit
' > ${TMPFILE}
${EXPECT} ${TMPFILE}
rm -rf ${TMPFILE}
echo ""
exit 0
}
Rather run your commands from a cronjob or each time you want to perform them from e.g website.
You will be able to connect remotely to your routers listed in the servers.txt file (http://yazzy.yazzy.org/coding/shell/rou ... ervers.txt) with ssh and perform any commands given in the COMMAND variable without public SSH key, just like in my script.
Write your own script with a for loop which will connect to all your boxes in the list and perform given commands if needed.
connect_ssh() {
echo '
spawn '${SSH}' '${ROUTER}' -l '${USER}'
expect -re "password: "
send "'${PASS}'\r"
#
expect -re "] > "
send "'${COMMAND}'\r"
sleep 2
#
expect -re "] > " exit
' > ${TMPFILE}
${EXPECT} ${TMPFILE}
rm -rf ${TMPFILE}
echo ""
exit 0
}
It is a silly idea but it works! (Izgleda sasavo ali deluje)
I tried this and it worked like a charm.
You just need winbox.exe, you run it with WINE and there you go you have remote config. tool for Linux.
I have Fedora Core 3, haven’t tried on other linux
Pozdrav svima.
You just need winbox.exe, you run it with WINE and there you go you have remote config. tool for Linux.
I have Fedora Core 3, haven’t tried on other linux
Pozdrav svima.
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