hi,guys
i'm configuring the configmanager-0.76
First, i changed the "telnetdownloadcygwin.bat" into ------
REM parameter 5 for sleep must be at least 3 in order to not cut the connection
bash -c "(echo %5; echo %2; echo %3; echo dis cur; sleep %4) | telnet %1 " >%6
%5 is firstpassword, %2 is the command "super", %3 is the super's password, "dis cur"(="show run" in cisco's router) is a command in HuaWei Router.
but configmanager only producted a "%y%%m%%d%" folder,and it is empty.
Second, i wrote the "startup-dh8505.bat" for windows and result is same.
And i noticed that in First a "cmd.exe" appeared in windows' task manager,and in Second a "cmd.exe" and a "telnet.exe" appeared in windows' task manager.
Why is it ??
help me
thanks
configmanage's multi mode question :(
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Re: configmanage's multi mode question :(
I think the problem is you are executing the telnet of windows not the telnet of cygwin (I had the same problem the first time).liuzhe2000 wrote: First, i changed the "telnetdownloadcygwin.bat" into ------
REM parameter 5 for sleep must be at least 3 in order to not cut the connection
bash -c "(echo %5; echo %2; echo %3; echo dis cur; sleep %4) | telnet %1 " >%6
%5 is firstpassword, %2 is the command "super", %3 is the super's password, "dis cur"(="show run" in cisco's router) is a command in HuaWei Router.
but configmanager only producted a "%y%%m%%d%" folder,and it is empty.
Second, i wrote the "startup-dh8505.bat" for windows and result is same.
And i noticed that in First a "cmd.exe" appeared in windows' task manager,and in Second a "cmd.exe" and a "telnet.exe" appeared in windows' task manager.
Window telnet is not interactive for the password ... (in pure windows you have to use an other telnet or create wscript/cscript script). I tried a lot for telnet-windows, but I got always some problems. The easiest way for telnet is to use cygwin and his telnet (or copy only this one and changing the path variable)
PS: for ssh and scp it is easier and more scalable with putty (windows or unix)
Jean-Michel
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cacti 0.8.7e | cmd & cactid (cactid 0.8.x) | Linux | MySQL Ver 14.7 Distrib 4.1.12, for Win32 | PHP v5.2.6 | Apache v2.x | Thold | Plugin Architecture | plugin "configuration manager" http://cactiusers.org/forums/topic257.html | plugin "IP subnet calculator IPv4 / IPV6" http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=15428 | plugin banner http://docs.cacti.net/userplugin:banner | Net-SNMP 5.5.2 | cygwin 1.5.18 of 02.07.2005
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