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Login Password Template File (logins_template.txt) |
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############################### # Copyright 2002 NetSense Inc. # www.net-sense.com # Author: Allan Silverstein ###############################
###################################################################### # This is a template file for login/password information for routers # Lines that begin with a # are considered comments ###################################################################### # The login/password information is entered in a table like format. # Each row in the table has 8 fields. Each field should be enclosed # in double-quotest (""). # If a field, such as "Username" does not apply, just put two double # quotes with nothing in the middle. (e.g. "") # # A decription of each field # is as follows: # # 1. Router Type: is C=Cisco, E=Efficient, G1=Generic1, G2=Generic2, N=Nortel, CAT=CatOS Switch # 2. Router IP: IP Address or Name. This must match the entry in the -rf <filename> exactly!! # 3. 1st-level username: Used for TACACS, SSH, or if router is setup with local Usernames # If using ssh, this is the login account ssh will use to login. For ssh on Redhat Linux, # this is the argument to the -l flag. # 4. Passwd1: 1st-level password for Cisco Router (vty password or password for 1st-level Username) # 5. 2nd-level Username: This would only apply if the router prompts you for a Username # after you type in "enable" # 6. Passwd2: enable password for Cisco. This is entered after typing in the word "enable" on the router # 7. Access Proram: Currently the only two choices are telnet or secure shell (ssh) # 8. spawn_id: This MUST be left blank. ######################################################################################## # For Efficient Routers, set the Router Type to E and only configure the # Passwd1 field. All other fields are ignored. They can be two double quotes (i.e. "") # or left with values, but those values will still be ignored. Note, the spawn_id for # Efficient Routers must still be left blank. ########################################################################################################### # G1 device types are generic devices that only prompt the user for a Password. There # is no Login Name associated with the Password ########################################################################################################### # G2 device types are generic devices that prompt the user for both a Login Name AND Password. ########################################################################################################### # P device types are Cisco PIX Firewalls ########################################################################################################### # For Nortel Routers, set the Router Type to N and only configure the # "1st-level Username" and the Passwd1 field. All other fields are ignored. # They can be two double quotes (i.e. "") or left with values, although they are # ignored they must still be present. Note, the spawn_id for # Nortel Routers must still be left blank. # A possible 1st-level Username for Nortel routers is "Manager". ########################################################################################################### # The special DEFAULT entry will be used for passwords if the router/device is not explicitly # defined in field 2 (Router IP). This DEFAULT entry MUST be the last row in the table or # it will not work. Note, a DEFAULT entry does not need to be defined, but is useful if you have # many routers/devices and they all use the same passwords. Thus you don't have to explicitly # define each router/device in the table. # DON'T FORGET TO CHANGE THE "ROUTER TYPE" FIELD, for the DEFAULT entry, to # the device type you are using (e.g. C, E, G1, G2, N) The default value is C for Cisco. # ######################################################################################################################## # "Router Type" "Router IP" "1st-level Username" "Passwd1" "2nd-level username "Passwd2" "Access Program" "spawn_id" ######################################################################################################################## set ALL_ROUTERS "" lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "10.10.1.1" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# SanFran 1720 lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "nyrtr" "allan" "mypasswd" "" "my2ndpasswd" "telnet" "" ] ;# NY router lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "10.10.2.1" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "ssh" "" ] ;# LA 7500 lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "M2" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "ssh" "" ] ;# MI 3660 lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "10.10.9.1" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# FL 4500 lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "10.10.17.1" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# NJ 12000 lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list G1 "nj-test3" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# abc box lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list G2 "ny-fore2" "ami" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# Fore Switch lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list P "ny-pix1" "" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# PIX Firewall lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list N "nortel_nj_2" "Manager" "foobar" "" "foobar" "telnet" "" ] ;# Nortel Router lappend ALL_ROUTERS [list C "DEFAULT" "" "abcde" "" "ddffgg" "telnet" "" ] ;# Default password
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