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Changing your MAC address in Windows (cont.) Python Script 2019-02-01 by inc0x0 After writing the previous blog post about manually changing the MAC address of a Windows system, I decided to create a small Python script which would ease up the whole process. Python for Mac OS X. Python comes pre-installed on Mac OS X so it is easy to start using. However, to take advantage of the latest versions of Python, you will need to download and install newer versions alongside the system ones. The easiest way to do that is to install one of the binary installers for OS X from the Python Download page. Installers are available for the latest Python 3 and Python 2 releases. Running Python Script The best possible way to run Python on Mac OS X is by making use of the integrated environment of development called IDLE, see the IDE section for using the Help menu while you are running the IDE. If you are desirous of running the Python script from the command line of the Terminal Window or through the Finder, first for creating a script you need a text editor.
Example Python Scripts for SecureCRT® for Windows and Mac
Python Script For Machine Learning
The following scripts written in Python are examples of how to perform specific tasks using the Python script execution capabilities of SecureCRT for Windows and Mac. They can also be used as a guide to writing your own scripts.
Python Script Mac Terminal
Connecting From Within a Script | ||
Connect with SecureCRT using the SSH2 protocol. | ||
Connect using the telnet protocol and automate login. | ||
Sending Commands and Data To a Server | ||
AutoResponder.py | Set up a list of commands or text to send to the remote when a corresponding trigger is detected. | |
MultiSessionSend.py | Connects to multiple sessions and sends a series of commands. | |
ReadString.py | Captures the output of the 'ls' command and displays it in a message box. | |
SendCommandsToTabs.py | Sends the same command to all tabs that currently have an active connection. | |
Opens a file and sends its contents line by line. | ||
Opens a file and does some processing of the text before sending it. | ||
Uploads a text file to a server by sending it line by line and directing output to a file. | ||
SetEnv.py | Automates setting the DISPLAY shell variable to enable remote display of X clients. | |
SetLinesCols.py | Automates setting the LINES and COLUMNS shell variables for terminal environments where these variables are not set properly. | |
SendFKey.py | Simulates pressing a function key. | |
Retrieving Output From a Server | ||
CopyToClipboard.py | The results of specific commands are captured and stored in the clipboard. | |
GetData.py | Demonstrates use of the Get() function to read data from the screen. | |
GetDataToExcel.py | Uses the Get() function to read data from the screen and write data to a spreadsheet file. | |
GetDataToFile.py | Uses the Get() function to read data from the screen and write it to a text file. | |
LogCommandOuput.py | The results of specific commands are written to log files. | |
Miscellaneous Scripts | ||
AddCommentToLog.py | Prompts for a comment to add to the log file. | |
SaveSelectionToFile.py | Saves the selected text to a file. |