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12 Jan 2011 12:42 #65620
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Telnet Scripting? was created by nigelmercier
I'm trying to find a way to speed-up my router install.
Is there a way to execute a batch file to the router via Telnet?
Is there a way to execute a batch file to the router via Telnet?
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12 Jan 2011 15:10 #65627
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http://support.moonpoint.com/downloads/windows/network/Telnet/tst10.php
Very handy application once you get the hang of the scripting
The part I like most is that you can change lots of WAN settings through telnet without having to restart the router, which is good if you switch WAN connection types (although I havent figured out how to switch between ethernet and 3G yet, which is what I really want to do)
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Very handy application once you get the hang of the scripting
The part I like most is that you can change lots of WAN settings through telnet without having to restart the router, which is good if you switch WAN connection types (although I havent figured out how to switch between ethernet and 3G yet, which is what I really want to do)
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12 Jan 2011 16:18 #65630
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Great stuff, thank you. For the benefit of any others, here are the files I used, all saved on a flash drive:
Executable: tst10.exe (downloaded from above)
Batch file: ipbind2mac.bat (create with Notepad, then Save As | All Files)
Script file: BIPM.txt
Just run the batch file, no need for PuTTY or similar.
Replied by nigelmercier on topic Telnet Scripting?
Voodle wrote:
http://support.moonpoint.com/downloads/windows/network/Telnet/tst10.php
Very handy application once you get the hang of the scripting
Great stuff, thank you. For the benefit of any others, here are the files I used, all saved on a flash drive:
Executable: tst10.exe (downloaded from above)
Batch file: ipbind2mac.bat (create with Notepad, then Save As | All Files)
Code:
tst10.exe /r:BIPM.txt
Script file: BIPM.txt
Code:
192.168.1.1 23
wait "assword:"
send "admin\m"
wait ">"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.2 00:14:6C:15:AC:3E\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.10 00:16:76:68:C9:08\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.11 00:1A:4D:57:9B:24\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.12 00:21:70:74:87:02\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.13 00:1F:E2:90:46:E7\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.15 00:16:E6:85:67:53\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.16 00:26:22:8C:08:60\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.17 90:4C:E5:86:B7:26\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.24 00:1A:A0:98:C7:BA\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.25 00:1F:D0:91:D6:75\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.26 00:1F:D0:91:D1:FD\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.31 00:18:84:40:21:6C\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.32 00:18:84:40:21:6D\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.33 00:18:84:40:21:6E\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.153 00:1A:4B:16:1C:1F\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "ip bindmac add 192.168.0.210 00:03:EA:03:22:52\m"
wait ">"
send "\m"
send "\m"
send "exit\m"
send "\m"
send "\m"
Just run the batch file, no need for PuTTY or similar.
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14 Jan 2011 17:35 #65670
by nigelmercier
Yes, always easier to use Unix than a Windows program on a Windows PC
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check out cygwin and expectThrain wrote:
Yes, always easier to use Unix than a Windows program on a Windows PC
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