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Chauhan Amit
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Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

Hello Experts,

Can we comnnect to Management Console via PERL/Shell Script and execute certain MP Commands remotely.
Any idea will be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Amit
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Muthukumar_5
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Re: Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

Where do you want to execute the commands? Is it from unix machine or windows machine? Can you elloborate that.

I hope we can connect to management console via script.

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Eberhard Maehr
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Re: Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

Hi Chauhan,
I have not used it, but try on

http://search.cpan.org/~cook/SystemManagement-GSP-1/lib/SystemManagement/GSP.pm

Maybe that's you are looking for.

regards
Eberhard
Chauhan Amit
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Re: Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

Thanks Eberhard,

This is what I was looking for , Appreciate your help.

Regards,
Amit
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Chauhan Amit
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Re: Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

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VK2COT
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Re: Perl Script to Connect to MP/GSP

Hello,

One of the items that I considered was
exactly what you asked for.

In last 20 years of supporting Unix,
I often got across an urgent project
to check a completely unknown
HP-UX server. Typically, no
documentation, and no information is provided.

That is why I wrote a Perl script that
helped me on many occasions:

http://professions.know.hp.com/C6/DOCUMENTS/Document%20Library/Tools%20and%20scripts/HP-UX-check-OAT.pl.txt

Amongst the other tests, it checks
the GSP accounts (including default
facory-ones), GSP firmware and
setup...

It is based on standard Perl and very few
extra modules (like Net::Telnet).

Regards,

VK2COT
VK2COT - Dusan Baljevic