tcl

[daniscisco]

hello

[Joe Clarke · Accepted solution]

You'll need to use tclsh instead of EEM.  Copy the attached Tcl script to flash, then configure:

line vty 0 2
 privilege level 15
 autocommand tclsh flash:/autocmd.tcl

[daniscisco]

Thanks alot joseph for your reply

the attached config is done on my router , although I am running aaa so privilege level 15 would not be required . Could you Pls let me know step by step process to excute tcl file configuring & exceution both according to my  config which pasted bove

[Joe Clarke]

This Tcl script plus this config should work.

line vty 3
 autocommand tclsh tftp://10.1.1.1/autocmd.tcl

[daniscisco]

Hello ,

[Joe Clarke]

It looks like you have a space between the "tftp://" and the IP address.  That's invalid.  This exact command will work:

autocommand tclsh tftp://172.21.2.2/cisco/auto1.tcl

Do NOT use quotes.

[daniscisco]

hello

[Joe Clarke]

It looks like you may have a trailing '.' in your script's filename.  Make sure it's named "auto.tcl" on flash.  I tested this myself on a 7606, and it works fine.

[daniscisco]

yes its work

[Joe Clarke]

So the script is working for you?  It looks like you made some edits to the thread.