PrettyThunder wrote

I wanted to know whether there is a tool that allows me to connect to a router and shut it down, and then reboot it from a python script.

 

I know that if I write in a python script: import os and then do os.system("ssh -l root 192.168.2.1"), I can connect through python to my router. But then, I don't know how to apply the router's password, and to log into it, in order to reboot it.

 

So after working on it a bit here is the code that I have written in order to connect to my router with an SSH session using a python script:

 

 import os, urllib, urllib2, re

    def InterfaceControl():
       #os.system("echo training")
       os.system("ssh -l root 192.168.2.1")
       os.system("echo yes")
       os.system("echo My_ROUTER_PASSWORD")
       os.system("shutdown -r")



     def main():
         InterfaceControl()


     if __name__=="__main__":
         main()

 

The problem is that I still can not connect to my router with this code, and moreover, IDLE (the editor I use to write and run python script) crashes. Can anyone help me improve this code?

 

 

 

 

 

I relies upon your tp link model and firmware.

@PrettyThunder never understood python, anyway thanks for posting!

@PrettyThunder https://github.com/epsi95/TPLink-Python

epsi95 wrote

@PrettyThunder https://github.com/epsi95/TPLink-Python

epsi95 wrote

@PrettyThunder https://github.com/epsi95/TPLink-Python

@epsi95 

@Salman0811 yes

I have same question too. anyone can help.

I have the Archer-A10 and using browser to capture the login request.

It is using a 256 bytes on both username and password.

is it using RSA ?

  You can control Tp-Link with scripts easily as It works on here, you use it too.