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https://github.com/graboskyc/faketelnet

This is a simple utility that will simulate an SSH endpoint as a Ciena, Cisco, or Juniper with a very small command set.
https://github.com/graboskyc/faketelnet

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This is a simple utility that will simulate an SSH endpoint as a Ciena, Cisco, or Juniper with a very small command set.

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# About This Repo

This is a simple utility that will simulate an SSH endpoint as a Ciena, Cisco, or Juniper with a very small command set.



# To Run This

## System prep

* Download and install Linux (here Ubuntu)

* Install docker `apt-get install docker.io`

* Note that to do installs and start containers, you must be `root` or use the `sudo` command prefixed to each one

* If installing Linux onto a VM, make sure the network adaptor is in the correct mode depending on use case, such as bridged if you want to SSH in from another machine than the VM host

* If you want to start the container at boot, [follow this tutorial](https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/host_integration/) after getting the container onto your system via the "From Source" or "From DockerHub" sections below



## From Source

* Download this repo somewhere (here `/root/FakeTelnet`)

* Change to the directory `cd /root/FakeTelnet`

* Build the container `docker build -t gskyft .`

* Start the container `docker run -t -i -d -p 2222:22 --name ft gskyft`

* After that, you should be able to ssh to the server on port 2222



## From DockerHub

* Start the container `docker run -t -i -d -p 2222:22 --name ft graboskyc/faketelnet`

* After that, you should be able to ssh to the server on port 2222



# Command Set

## Juniper

 * SSH into the device on port 2222 using username `juniper` and password `juniper0`

 * Enter configuration mode (`configure`)  

 * Set root password (`set system root-authentication plain-text-password newpassword`)

 * Hostname is customizable and when you commit, it will set the host name in the prompt  

 * Set hostname (`set system host-name JuniperMX480-01`)  

 * Set domain (`set system domain-name example.com`)  

 * Set default route (`set system backup-router 10.0.0.1`)  

 * Set default route (`set routing-options static route default nexthop 10.0.0.1 retain noreadvertise`)  

 * Save configuration (`commit`)

 * Kill connection (`exit`)



## Cisco

 * SSH into the device on port 2222 using username `cisco` and password `cisco`

 * Show interfaces (`show ip interface brief`)

 * Show interfaces (`show interface descriptions`)

 * Show terminal server hosts (`show hosts`)

 * Enter configure mode (`configure terminal`)

 * Add a new terminal server host (`ip host ciena3916 2048 192.168.1.1`)  

 * Exit configure mode (`end`)  

 * Save configuration (`write memory`)  

 * Enter any bad command and it will spit it back to you

 * Kill connection (`exit`)



## Ciena

 * SSH into the device on port 2222 using username `su` and password `wwp`

 * Create a VLAN (`vlan create vlan 100`)

 * Note that all VLAN numbers and ports (1-6) are usable for all these commands. Also note you must create the VLAN before adding it to a port. The script does not have logic to handle this  

 * Add VLAN to a port (`vlan add vlan 100 port 2`)  

 * See list of VLANs on which port (`vlan show`)  

 * Show statistics with fake counters (`port show port 2 statistics`) 

 * All ports share the same fake statistics. Once cleared, they will be zero for the rest of the SSH session. 

 * Reset fake counter statistics (`port clear port 2 statistics`)  

 * Remove VLAN from port (`vlan remove vlan 100 port 2`)

 * Be sure to remove the VLAN from the port before deleting. There is no logic to handle this  

 * Delete a VLAN (`vlan delete vlan 100`)  

 * Save configuration (`configuration save`)  

 * Enter any bad command and it will spit it back to you

 * Kill connection (`exit`)