#!/usr/bin/expect -f
#
# Filename: /usr/local/etc/8600dump.exp
#
# Purpose:  Dump technical information from Nortel Ethernet Routing Switch
#           via telneting to the device and issuing various "show" cmds.
#           The output will then be saving to the working directory using
#           a filename based on the switch name used to call the script.
#
# Language: Expect
#
# Author:   Michael McNamara
#
# Date:     May 6, 2003
#
# Changes:
#
#   Sept 29, 2006: cleaned up script/updated documenation
#    Dec 30, 2005: added command line arguements for portability
#    Mar 18, 2005: added file logging for troubleshooting and monitoring
#    May 20, 2003: fine tuned script removing a great many "expect" commands.
#    May  6, 2003: original Expect script generated from auto_expect
#
# Notes:
#        Command Line Reference;
#          ./8600dump.exp <switch> <username> <password>
#
# This Expect script should run on just about any system so long as there
# is a "telnet" binary available. There are no requirement for SNMP mibs
# or other external files. All you should need is Expect and a telnet app.
#

set force_conservative 0  ;# set to 1 to force conservative mode even if
			  ;# script wasn't run conservatively originally
if {$force_conservative} {
	set send_slow {1 .1}
	proc send {ignore arg} {
		sleep .1
		exp_send -s -- $arg
	}
}

#
# Declare Global Variables
#
set PATH "/usr/local/etc/mlh/"
set TELNET "/usr/bin/telnet"
set USERNAME "Manager"
set PASSWD "nortel"

#
# Assign Command Line Variablbes
#
set SWITCH [lindex $argv 0]
set USERNAME [lindex $argv 1]
set PASSWD [lindex $argv 2]

#
# Time Date Stamp
#
set TODAY [timestamp -format %y%m%d ]
set WEEKDAY [timestamp -format %a ]
set DATE [timestamp -format %c ]

set send_human {.1 .3 1 .05 2}

######################################################################
# proc usage
#
# Purpose: display the usage information to the enduser.
######################################################################
proc usage {} {
	send_user "\n"
	send_user "ERROR: command line paramaters incorrect\n"
	send_user "\n"
	send_user "usage: 8600dump.exp <switch> <username> <password>\n"
	send_user "\n"
	send_user "    switch		the DNS or IP address of switch	\n"
	send_user "    username		the username for login to the switch	\n"
	send_user "    password		the password for username\n"
	send_user "\n"
	send_user "\n"
	exit
}
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# If we don't have the proper number of arguements let's quit
if {[llength $argv]!=3} usage

log_file $PATH/$SWITCH.dump.log
log_user 0      # Disable logging to STDOUT
#log_user 1     # Enable logging to STDOUT

# Useful information out to logfile
send_log "***************************************************************\r\n"
send_log "* STARTING LOGFILE FOR $SWITCH ON $DATE \r\n"
send_log "***************************************************************\r\n"

#
# We'll issue the following commands to the switch and record the output
#
# date
# show tech
# show sys topo
# show port error main
# show port error ext
# show config verbose
# date
#

# Disable timeout
set timeout -1

# Launch telnet
spawn $TELNET $SWITCH
match_max 100000

# Wait until we're connected
expect "Connected to"

# Wait until we have a login prompt
expect "Login: "

# Send the username
send -- "$USERNAME\r"

# Wait for the password prompt
expect "Password: "

# Send the password
send -- "$PASSWD\r"

# Wait for the system prompt
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# DATE
send -- "date\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# CONFIG CLI MORE FALSE
send -- "config cli more false\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# SHOW TECH
send -- "show tech\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# SHOW SYS TOPO
send -- "show sys topo\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# SHOW PORT ERROR MAIN
send -- "show port error main\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# SHOW PORT ERROR EXT
send -- "show port error ext\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# SHOW CONFIG VERBOSE
send -- "show config verbose\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# DATE
send -- "date\r"
expect -re "\:.\#|> "

# Logout of switch
send -- "logout\r"
expect eof

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