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Telnet script or batch file
par pentiumworld
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Tuesday April 8, 2008 01:34:47 PM
Hello,


I want to build a script or a batch file that I can set to run on a daily basis that will telnet to a device and then send commands to it. Basically it would need to telnet and then run a command and exit out of the device. I was thinking I could do this with a batch file and run it as a Scheduled task.

Any help would be greatly apperciared.
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By queenss, on Tuesday April 8, 2008 03:57:09 PM Threaded discussions 
Hai

You can't script telnet without expect .exe. You could also use netcat ( nc.exe ), Which would probably be easier With netcat you can redirect a text file with all your telnet commands in it to nc.exe like this.


nc ip_address-p 23< cmds.txt
   
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