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Telnet and get info
Post 302108837 by ghostdog74 on Thursday 1st of March 2007 07:39:07 AM
03-01-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by pmpx
Hello all,
probably this is a very stupid question but I'm a beginner in the arts of scripting...
I'm trying to do a script that logs in to several equipments, switchs etc, and make them show their version and save all the output to a file.
I managed to do the login, username/password and typing the command but the problem is that the command only displays a variable number of lines and then waits for a key press to continue showing the infos, thats the hard part I can't get it to work.....
The number of lines usable depends on the window size and the server I'm using. I don't have a fixed number for each server.
It looks like this :
(sleep 1;
echo username;
sleep 1;
echo password;
sleep 1
echo "show version"
sleep 3;
echo "exit") | telnet server
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks a lot for the help!!!
probably this is a very stupid question but I'm a beginner in the arts of scripting...
I'm trying to do a script that logs in to several equipments, switchs etc, and make them show their version and save all the output to a file.
I managed to do the login, username/password and typing the command but the problem is that the command only displays a variable number of lines and then waits for a key press to continue showing the infos, thats the hard part I can't get it to work.....
The number of lines usable depends on the window size and the server I'm using. I don't have a fixed number for each server.
It looks like this :
(sleep 1;
echo username;
sleep 1;
echo password;
sleep 1
echo "show version"
sleep 3;
echo "exit") | telnet server
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks a lot for the help!!!
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