#####  Setting up the local side  #######

## Set up the netcats to upload and download the right files

## netcat 1 will listen on port 6666 for the router configuration 
## file.  The file will be named cisco-config.X where X will start
## at one and increase by one each time.

## netcat 2 will listen on port 6667 to upload a file called
## cisco-config.upload, This should be run when we are ready to 
## upload the changes that we would want to make

## Need three windows
## 1 netcat
## 2 netcat
## 3 perl script

3x

myenv 

[ copy and paste ]

# or

script -a netcat1.$$

[ copy and paste ]

script -a netcat2.$$

[ copy and paste ]

script -a perlscripts.$$


## Setup the local side ##

## These two are for receiving tftp stuff

./netReceiveServer.pl

## Before sending out the send_config.pl, need a file like cisco-config

./netSendServer.pl


# In nopen window assume we have 3
  # 1 for tftpd
  # 1 for -tunnel
  # 1 for killing off tftpd (could use the tunnel if your done)

#####  Setting up the remote side #######

-put /current/up/tftpd nscd
-shell
  RM="r ciscosupport.config |127.0.0.1|36666:r ciscobackup.config |127.0.0.1|36667" PATH=. nscd

# The process id should have been outputted

-tunnel
u 161 target
r 36666 127.0.0.1 6666
r 36667 127.0.0.1 6667
l 2323  target 23
l 2324  target 23
l 2325  target 23
l 2326  target 23
l 2327  target 23
s


## all sides should be set up,
## Get a copy before dorking

get_config.pl 127.0.0.1 community rh73box 

## put up the dirty file

cp configuration.dirty cisco-config
send_config.pl 127.0.0.1 community rh73box

## do the hammermill stuff.......

[include hammermill script]



## set the configuration back

cp configuration.clean cisco-config
send_config.pl 127.0.0.1 community rh73box

## Get the configuration again

get_config.pl 127.0.0.1 community rh73box 

diff cisco-config.latest cisco-config.old

## if they are different, we may have issues


## close down tunnels, 
close 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

## Kill off tftpd process

kill -1 [tftpd pid]