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08-07-2014 12:19 PM
08-07-2014 12:19 PM
Disable 'Hit Any Key to Continue' for SSH CLI Session?
Hello,
I've been automating a number of tasks on my LAN using Powershell/NetCmdlets.
The only switch I'm having trouble with are my ProCurve 2900s.
The reason I'm having trouble is that when connecting via SSH I get the Banner that says yadda,yadda,yadda 'Hit any key to continue'
Skipping this and going straight to the username prompt would solve my headache.
I've tried configuring:
#no banner motd
And this removed a portion of the banner, but not all.
Is there any way to disable this 'hit any key to continue'?
Thank you,
-Ryan
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