Refer to the exhibit. Which action does the Python script accomplish?

While possible, Telnet is less secure and less common for modern network automation; Netmiko defaults to SSH unless explicitly configured otherwise for Telnet connections.

Python scripts commonly use libraries like Netmiko, which by default uses SSH for secure communication with network devices, to execute `show` commands such as `show ip route`. This process collects the command output, effectively 'exporting' or retrieving routing table information from the device for further processing or analysis.

The script typically receives raw command output from the device. Whether it's displayed in an unformatted or formatted way depends on the subsequent Python code, but the primary action is connecting and executing the command to retrieve data.

Displaying formatted output is a secondary processing step that happens after the script connects, runs a command, and retrieves its output. The core action described is the acquisition of information from the device.