Vu said:
Hi! Everyone. I want to connect to a several server by Telnet
client and run some similar command . Can I make a batch to do
it insted of typing after tel net to server?
Hi,
A previous post about this:
From: "Alex K. Angelopoulos \(MVP\)" <
[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Automate a telnet session
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 17:46:01 -0500
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript,
microsoft.public.scripting.wsh,
microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting,
microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc
<quote>
There's no native automated telnet tool. It is theoretically somewhat
possible with a screenscraper and the NT4-era telnet client, but the
newer one doesn't work worth a diddle due to various oddities such as
screen control characters.
There are several telnet clients which can be automated; the "free"
ones include most prominently feature TeraTerm, IVT, and TelScript;
below is my quote of Torgeir quoting me on the three tools, for people
in windows.server.scripting (did I really say all this?<g>) :
================
.....There are several which are commercially available; the 2 which I
use consistently are TeraTerm Pro and IVT Telnet.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/teraterm.html is the home page
for TeraTerm; it is open and easy to use, but is beginning to age.
http://home.planet.nl/~ruurdb/IVT.HTM
IVT telnet is alive and kicking and has just gone "semi-commercial" -
if you don't need Kerberos support, you can get it for free also.
and then we have this one ;-)
From: Alex K. Angelopoulos \(MVP\) (
[email protected])
Subject: Telnet from WSH - AND IT'S ABOUT FLIPPIN' TIME!!!!!
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.scripting.wsh
Date: 2002-10-25 19:28:03 PST
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/microsoft.public.scripting.wsh/browse_frm/thread/4a5ba77557c49026/
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As for scripts to handle this, the TeraTerm ones are easy. The web
server I use is experimental and is not listening for uploads right
now, so I can't get my TTL scripts transferred, but a short set will
be there "soon" at
http://dev.remotenetworktechnology.com/files/ttscripts.zip
In the interim, here's a TeraTerm script that logs on to a Win2K server
via Telnet and does a password change. Details of the logon sequence
and characters to wait for will vary depending on the OS/type of the
system to which you connect.
; 1 - we set variables - prompts and the passwords
UsernamePrompt = 'login:'
Username = 'administrator'
PasswordPrompt = 'password:'
;Current password
;New password (assumes a password change)
Password = 'modron'
NewPassword = 'modron'
;this is the LOCAL log file
PathtoLogFile = 'c:\data\logs\w2klog.txt'
;2 - we connect
connect param2
;3 - then we log in
wait UsernamePrompt
sendln Username
wait PasswordPrompt
sendln Password
;4 - wait for the w2k prompt; if it doesn't come in 5 seconds,
; assume its OK
wait '>'
timeout=5
;5 - Login is done, so we start a log, 0 for text not binary,
; 1 for append not overwrite
logopen PathtoLogFile 0 1
;6a - Kludge - since I can't echo params to log,
' we'll do an ipconfig to capture address
sendln 'ipconfig'
wait '>'
;6b - Now we do the password change and exit
sendln 'net user ' Username ' *'
wait 'user:'
sendln NewPassword
wait 'confirm'
sendln NewPassword
wait '>'
sendln 'exit'
;7 - Stop logging
logclose
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