sing /usr/apps/siteName/etc/DCAFT-9K.cmds for send text
   Connecting using ssh to [XXX removed data XXX]as user [XXX removed data XXX]
   spawn ssh [XXX removed data XXX]@[XXX removed data XXX]
   Using Process ID: 28512
   [XXX removed data XXX]@[XXX removed data XXX]'s password:

   RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:CHRXNCLH92A-P-CI-9010-02#
   SUCCESS: Logged in and ready to send commands

   show interfaces summary
   Thu Mar 21 14:16:26.517 EDT
   Interface Type          Total    UP       Down     Admin Down
   --------------          -----    --       ----     ----------
   ALL TYPES               955      820      72       63
   --------------
   IFT_BVI                 7        7        0        0
   IFT_ETHERBUNDLE         21       19       0        2
   IFT_VLAN_SUBIF          733      698      15       20
   IFT_GETHERNET           120      73       17       30
   IFT_LOOPBACK            5        5        0        0
   IFT_ETHERNET            4        2        0        2
   IFT_NULL                1        1        0        0
   IFT_TENGETHERNET        64       15       40       9

   RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:CHRXNCLH92A-P-CI-9010-02#
   --SUCCESS for normal login prompt--

   *** Finished with script

   Device Name:  CHRXNCLH92A-P-CI-9010-02

   Port type:       IFT_ETHERBUNDLE :
    21     Capacity
    19     Ports In Use
     2      Ports Not in Use
   Port type:       IFT_GETHERNET :
    120    Capacity
    90     Ports In Use
    30     Ports Not in Use
   Port type:       IFT_TENGETHERNET :
    64     Capacity
    55     Ports In Use
    9      Ports Not in Use

   Device Name:  CHRXNCLH92A-P-CI-9010-02

   #!/bin/ksh
   ###########################################
   # Parser.sh version 0.1
   # Author: Marc G
   #
   ###########################################

   # read file - Hard coded.  File to be read can be determined via logic later
   file="capturesummary.txt"
   while read line
   do
   # parse device name
     echo $line | grep ^RP | awk -F: '{print $2}'| awk -F# '{print "\nDevice Name: ",$1,"\n"}'
  # Parse Data
  #     total is parsed as "Capacity", Up and Down are added into "Ports in Use" and 
     administratively Down is "Ports Not In use"

echo $line | egrep -i    "IFT_ETHERBUNDLE|IFT_GETHERNET|IFT_TENGETHERNET" | awk '{print "Port type:\t",$1,":\n",$2,"\tCapacity\n",$3 + $4,"\tPorts In U
se\n",$5,"\tPorts Not in Use"}'

done <"$file"

# end