SSH zum Umschalten und Umleiten des Ausdrucks des Befehls

Question

Ich versuche, die Ausgabe des Befehls zu verbinden und umzuleiten, aber es funktioniert nicht. Es ist nur verbinden und trennen von dem Schalter

#!/usr/pkg/bin/python 
#importing modules 
import paramiko 
import sys 
import time 

# setting parameters like host IP, username, passwd and port 
# to gather cmds 
HOST = "10.50.170.21" 
USER = "user" 
PASS= "password" 
PORT = 2024 

# A function that logins and execute commands 
def fn(): 
    client1=paramiko.SSHClient() 
    #add missing client key 
    client1.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) 
    #connect to switch 
    client1.connect(HOST,username=USER,password=PASS,port=2024) 
    print "SSH connection to %s established" %HOST 
    stdin,stdout,stderr =client1.exec_command('show-config \n') 
    print stdout.read() 

fn() 

und dem Ausdruck wie folgt aus:

root@cic-1:~# python test-con.py 
SSH connection to 10.50.171.22 established 
******************************************************************************** 
BSP 8100 

This system is provided for authorized users only. If you are not 
an authorized user, please exit IMMEDIATELY. 
******************************************************************************** 

root@cic-1:~# 

jemand weiß, was hier das Problem sein kann?

Answer 1

änderte ich den Code wie unten angegeben, und es funktioniert jetzt:

#!/usr/pkg/bin/python 

#importing modules 
import paramiko 
import sys 
import time 
import pdb 
#pdb.set_trace() 

# setting parameters like host IP, username, passwd and number of iteration 
# to gather cmds 
HOST = "10.50.171.22" 
USER = "advanced" 
PASS = "ett,30" 
PORT = 2024 
ITERATION = 3 

# A function that logins and execute commands 
def fn(): 
    client1=paramiko.SSHClient() 
    #add missing client key 
    client1.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) 
    #connect to switch 
    client1.connect(HOST,username=USER,password=PASS,port=PORT) 
    print "SSH connection to %s established" %HOST 

    remote_conn = client1.invoke_shell() 
    remote_conn.send("\n") 
    remote_conn.send("show \n") 
    time.sleep(2) 
    output = remote_conn.recv(10000) 
    print output 

# stdin,stdout,stderr =client1.exec_command("config /n") 
# stdin,stdout,stderr =client1.exec_command("show /n") 
# print stdout.read() 
    client1.close()  
fn()