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## Automatic logon script
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It is possible to automate some actions depending on what characters are sent by the server and printed to the screen. It's a sort of **challenge response**. For example it is possible to automate connection on telnet servers.
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You have to create a simple text file with one line for expected characters and another line for text to send ... and so on.
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**Example: telnet connection where login and password are sent automatically:**
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```
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login:
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user1
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password:
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toto
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```
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Then you just have to set the full path to this file in the **Connection/Data**' tab of the configuration box. The encrypted content of the file will be saved only. And after that you can delete the original file.
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Last remark: don't forget it can't work with ssh authentication. SSH is not a passive protocol (like telnet), and with ssh, authentication is completely part of the protocol
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