Spawning an interactive telnet session from a shell script

$ cat ./telnetTest.sh
#!/bin/bash

while read line
do
        telnet $line
done
$

$ echo "testhost" | ./telnetTest.sh
Trying 192.168.1.1...
Connected to testhost (192.168.1.1).
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
$

#!/bin/bash

for HOST in `cat`
do
  echo Connecting to $HOST...
  telnet $HOST </dev/tty
done

#!/usr/bin/expect -f
spawn telnet $host_name
expect {
   "T0>"                {}
   -re "Connection refused|No route to host|Invalid argument|lookup failure"
                        {send_user "r******* connection error, bye.n";exit}
   default              {send_user "r******* connection error (telnet timeout),
 bye.n";exit}
}
send "commandn"
expect -timeout 1 "something"

#!/bin/bash

TTY=`tty` # Find out what tty we have been invoked from.
for i in `cat hostnames.csv` # List of hosts/ports
do
        # Separate port/host into separate variables
        host=`echo $i | awk -F, '{ print $1 }'`
        port=`echo $i | awk -F, '{ print $2 }'`
        telnet $host $port < $TTY # Connect to the current device
done

$ for i in `cat hostnames.txt`; do telnet $i; done

for i in adele betty
do
ssh all@$i
done

xterm -e telnet $host $port

#!/bin/sh

#SSG_details is file from which script will read ip adress and uname/password
#to telnet.

SSG_detail=/opt/Telnet/SSG_detail.txt

cat $SSG_detail | while read ssg_det ; do

   ssg_ip=`echo $ssg_det|awk '{print $1}'`
   ssg_user=`echo $ssg_det|awk '{print $2}'`
   ssg_pwd=`echo $ssg_det|awk '{print $3}'`


   echo " IP to telnet:" $ssg_ip
   echo " ssg_user:" $ssg_user
   echo " ssg_pwd:" $ssg_pwd

   sh /opt/Telnet/Call_Telenet.sh $ssg_ip $ssg_user $ssg_pwd

done


exit 0

#!/bin/sh

DELAY=1
COMM1='config t'                 #/* 1st commands to be run*/
COMM2='show run'
COMM3=''
COMM4=''
COMM5='exit'
COMM6='wr'
COMM7='ssg service-cache refresh all'
COMM8='exit'                     #/* 8th command to be run */


telnet $1 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile |&
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $2 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $3 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $4 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $5 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY

sleep $DELAY
sleep $DELAY
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $COMM7 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY
echo -p $COMM8 >> $logfile 2>> $logfile
sleep $DELAY

exit 0

$> ./test3.sh

#!/bin/sh
( echo open hostname
sleep 5
echo username
sleep 1
echo password
sleep 1
echo some more output, etc. ) | telnet