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08-11-2003 08:45 AM
08-11-2003 08:45 AM
telneting issues!! Frantically in need
I've been trying to telnet from a WinXP machine to a Linux Kernel machine. I need this to be done from .bat file and text file on the windows machine. I have been trying to use the following command
telnet 192.168.0.58 > toDo.txt
But all I get is a Welcome to MS Telnet message and when I go to check via manual telnet to see if it was done I find out that nothing infact happend.
Any suggestions!!!!!!!!
telnet 192.168.0.58 > toDo.txt
But all I get is a Welcome to MS Telnet message and when I go to check via manual telnet to see if it was done I find out that nothing infact happend.
Any suggestions!!!!!!!!
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08-11-2003 05:37 PM
08-11-2003 05:37 PM
Re: telneting issues!! Frantically in need
Since you are not logging on I don't see why it would do anything. I've never tried it from a DOS prompt but the following method works quite nicely for UNIX:
(sleep 5
echo "yourlogin\r"
sleep 1
echo "yourpassword\r"
sleep 3
echo "somecommand\r"
sleep 1
echo "logout\r"
echo "\r") |telnet 10.1.2.1
You don't always need the \r at the end of each line - depends on what you are telneting to wants.
Ron
(sleep 5
echo "yourlogin\r"
sleep 1
echo "yourpassword\r"
sleep 3
echo "somecommand\r"
sleep 1
echo "logout\r"
echo "\r") |telnet 10.1.2.1
You don't always need the \r at the end of each line - depends on what you are telneting to wants.
Ron
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