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script for nested rlogin and telnet
I want to write a script that rlogins to a couple machines and then from the last machine, telnet into a final machine and execute a command. So in pseudocode it would look like:
rlogin host1 from host1 rlogin host2 from host2 telnet host3 from host 3 execute command The reason for the nesting of the logins/telnet is because host 3 is only available via a telnet from host 2 and host 2 is only available via host 1. Any ideas on how to accomplish this?? Thanks. |
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