Python implements restart router

There are some services that require dynamic IP, so we use the method of restarting the router. Manual restarts are not optional and can be performed with timed scripts. Paste code, each router, the prompt is not the same. Requires the router to have Telnet function only line.

#!/usr/bin/env python#-*-coding:utf-8-*-import telnetlibhost = "192.168.1.1" USER = "admin" PASS = "admin" router = Teln Etlib. Telnet (HOST) router.set_debuglevel (2) Router.read_until ("Username:") router.write (USER + "\ r \ n") Router.read_ Until ("Password:") router.write (PASS + "\ r \ n") router.read_until ("Tp-link >", Router.write ("enable\r\n") Router.read_until ("Enter Password:") router.write (PASS + "\ r \ n") Router.read_until ("Tp-link #") Router.write (" SYS reboot\r\n ") router.read_until (" Continue, ") Router.write (" y\r\n ") Router.close () print" Done "

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Python implements restart router