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(ssh is the best way to go) ...but,

I did get this working with no expect commands on port 23:
(vi telnetpass.sh)

#!/bin/sh
host=test001.your.company.com
port=23
login=admin...

You could try something like this (not sure if it will work on port 23):


username="myLogin"
password=`cat passwd.txt`

telnet 192.168.10.100 8101 <<EOF
$username
$password
...

Yes, I agree with dude2cool --- make it simpler, get rid of all those do's and indentation makes it easier to read and to follow your logic flow ...


#!/usr/bin/ksh

for server in `cat...