//AutoLogin.js

import Poderosa;

import Poderosa.ConnectionParam;

import Poderosa.Terminal;

import Poderosa.Macro;

import Poderosa.View;

import System.Drawing;

import System.Threading;

var vars = new Object();

// telnet

//connect(“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”, ConnectionMethod.Telnet, 23, EncodingType.UTF8, “User Name”, “Password”);

// SSH

connect(“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”, ConnectionMethod.SSH2, 22, EncodingType.EUC_JP, “User Name”, “Password”);

connect(“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx-2″, ConnectionMethod.SSH2, 22, EncodingType.EUC_JP, “User Name2″, “Password”);

function connect(host, method, port, encoding, id, password) {

vars.env = new Environment();

if (method == ConnectionMethod.Telnet) {

vars.param = new TelnetTerminalParam(host);

} else {

vars.param = new SSHTerminalParam(method, host, id, password);

}

vars.param.Port = port;

vars.param.Encoding = encoding;

vars.connection = vars.env.Connections.Open(vars.param);

if (method == ConnectionMethod.Telnet) {

wait(“login: “);

sendln(id);

wait(“Password: “);

sendln(password);

}

}

function sendln(s) {
vars.connection.TransmitLn(s);

}

function wait(s) {

Thread.Sleep(10);

var r = vars.connection.ReceiveData();

while(r.indexOf(s) == -1) {

Thread.Sleep(10);

r += vars.connection.ReceiveData();

}

}

Z:\Putty\putty.exe -ssh -l root -P 22 xx.xx.xx.xx -pw yourpassword

xx.xx.xx.xx is the IP address.

I have one of these saved for each server I manage with a descriptive filename.

This is for windows obviously.

–
Enkhbilguun E.