Python 3 4 run SSH commands on local terminal

Sure, I can provide you with a basic tutorial on running SSH commands in Python (Python 3.4) using the paramiko library. Note that Python 3.4 is quite outdated, and I recommend using a more recent version if possible.
First, you need to install the paramiko library. Open a terminal and run the following command:
Make sure to use a compatible version with Python 3.4. In this example, I'm using version 2.7.2.
Replace the placeholder values (your_ssh_server_ip, your_ssh_username, and your_ssh_password) with your actual SSH server details. Also, you can change the command_to_run variable to the specific command you want to execute.
Save the file, and you can run it from the terminal:
This script establishes an SSH connection to the specified server, runs the provided command, and prints the command's output.
Important Note: Storing passwords in your code is not secure. It is recommended to use key-based authentication for SSH whenever possible. However, for educational purposes or quick testing, using a password may be acceptable.
Please be aware that storing and transmitting passwords in plaintext is not a recommended practice for production code. Always use secure methods such as key-based authentication for production environments.
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