Good day Everyone
I am so happy to came across this forum. I am electronic techie learning this IT game so my experience is not that huge in this field.
I have field devices or small pc's on mobile devices in the field that make use of the Wireless radio network.
On a daily basis I need to telnet into these devices to do health checks.
so for example
telnet 10.97.2.178 9998 // (9998 is the port I am accessing)
pin 123 // (I actually type pin 123 in to access)
exec showdriverhealth // (the command I then type to get the driverhealth)
So imagine I have 150 mobile devices in the field so for each one I have to run this sequence in dos.
Please assist me to find a solution. Even I have to run one batch file for each ip it will be fine.
Thank you in advance.
Help with dos script please.
Moderator: DosItHelp
Re: Help with dos script please.
You will want to use Albert Yale's Telnet Scripting Tool.
http://support.moonpoint.com/downloads/ ... /tst10.php
http://support.moonpoint.com/downloads/ ... /tst10.php
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Re: Help with dos script please.
Squashman wrote:You will want to use Albert Yale's Telnet Scripting Tool.
http://support.moonpoint.com/downloads/ ... /tst10.php
Thank you squashman. I use telnet in a windows environment from DOS.
I extracted the file but it does not come with the instructions.Can someone please push me
in the right direction please.
How do I start?
Re: Help with dos script please.
I see you didn't read the entire link I posted because in that link is a link to the help file.
http://support.moonpoint.com/blog/blosx ... pting_tool
You also failed to read the included text file that came with the download which clearly states.
Or you could get the Help for the program like every other console utility that has been made for DOS and Windows cmd prompt for the last 30+ years by also typing the program named followed by a forward slash and a question mark.
http://support.moonpoint.com/blog/blosx ... pting_tool
You also failed to read the included text file that came with the download which clearly states.
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Usage
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execute with no arguments and you will get a help window that
explains everything
Or you could get the Help for the program like every other console utility that has been made for DOS and Windows cmd prompt for the last 30+ years by also typing the program named followed by a forward slash and a question mark.
Re: Help with dos script please.
have you looked into putty to manage all your devices?